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Says Investigation Team On Election Violence Has Arrived In Foya, Confirming 2 Deaths In Friday's Violence PHOTO: Cllr. Frank Musa Dean, Justice Minister The Joint Security Force of Liberia headed by Justice Minister, Cllr. Frank Musa Dean says tough action awaits anyone found responsible for last Friday electoral violence in Foya in the northwestern Lofa

Liberians go to the polls to pick their next president and representatives on 10 October.

The ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) has extended sympathy to the bereaved family of the violence in Lofa County that led to the death of two persons.

President George Weah has called on the people of Nimba to continue to be supportive of his government.

Last week’s (September 29, 2023) violence in Lofa County that reportedly left two persons dead is not only unfortunate but poses serious threat to next Tuesday’s October 10th polls.

The Liberian People's Party (LPP) has condemned what it terms a surge in political violence in Lofa County that tragically claimed the lives of two individuals on Friday, September 29. 

Dozens of political axuallies, interest, and civil society groups, as well as inter-religious groups and supporters of Legislative Aspirants, turned out in the tens of thousands on Sunday, October 1, in support of the Collaborating Political Parties Victory Rally held at the Antionette Tubman Stadium in Monrovia.

Liberia’s Supreme Court is expected to rule shortly after hearing the election case filed by the opposition Unity Party (UP) against the National Elections Commission (NEC), alleging violation of elections laws.

The Joint Security Media Relations Team, led by Police Spokesman Moses Carter, has confirmed the death of two persons in Friday’s violence in Lofa County between the ruling CDC and the opposition UP. 

The opposition Unity Party (UP) has warned that it is not joking with the 10 October elections, urging the Supreme Court to prove its readiness to protect Liberia’s democracy.