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Letter To The President - Vimarsana News

Letter To The President

Letter To The President Dear President Weah, Treat the people as though it is their place in society to elect you and receive handouts in return. Don't create jobs for them to make them dignified and respected citizens. Give them military-styled outfits. Make them talk miles to your headquarters to sing praises to you, while you ride the most expensive vehicles in the country. Don't provide security protection for them, but tell them to buy their CCTV cameras. Build a few miles of public roads but invest millions in your private properties with public money. Sit and do nothing when pub...

Liberia: Coalition for Democratic Change Concession Statement in the Senatorial Election - Vimarsana News

Liberia: Coalition for Democratic Change Concession Statement in the Senatorial Election

Liberia: Coalition for Democratic Change Concession Statement in the Senatorial Election Liberia: Coalition for Democratic Change Concession Statement in the Senatorial Election Fellow Liberians; Ladies and Gentlemen; Today is a great day for Liberian democracy.  Africa and the World have just witnessed the holding of free, fair and transparent Mid-Term Senatorial elections in Liberia, whose results are being progressively announced by the National Elections Commission. As the counting continues, the NEC has already declared winners in some counties and is yet to declare in other counties. W...

Liberia: Open Letter to President Weah - FrontPageAfrica - Vimarsana News

Liberia: Open Letter to President Weah - FrontPageAfrica

Liberia: Open Letter to President Weah Liberia: Open Letter to President Weah Dear President Weah: Treat the people as though it is their place in society to elect you and receive handouts in return. Don’t create jobs for them to make them dignified and respected citizens. Give them military styled outfits. Make them to walk miles to your headquarters to sing praises to you, while you ride the most expensive vehicles in the country. Don’t provide security protection for them, but tell them to buy their own CCTV cameras. Build few miles of public roads but invest millions in your private p...

Liberia: 'Boye Charles' Senator-elect in River Gee County; As Opposition Candidates Continue to Lead in Official Results Announced So Far - Vimarsana News

Liberia: 'Boye Charles' Senator-elect in River Gee County; As Opposition Candidates Continue to Lead in Official Results Announced So Far

Share MONROVIA – In River Gee County, Mr. Johnathan Sogbie, famously known as Boye Charles of the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) has been announced winner of the River-Gee County Midterm Senatorial Elections. He defeated incumbent Senator Matthew Jay who ran as an independent candidate to become the next Senator of the County – that’s according to the National Election official results announced today. Sogbie is a former teammate of President George Weah on the Liberian national soccer team the Lone Star. He contested in 2017 and lost to Senator Conmany Wesseh. The National Elect...

NEC Releases Initial Results - Vimarsana News

NEC Releases Initial Results

In several counties, CPP candidates leading so far The National Elections Commission’s first official preliminary results have put candidates of the opposition Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) in a comfortable lead in four of eight counties out of the fifteen counties. NEC Chairperson, Davidetta Browne Lansanah, yesterday reported that of the votes processed so far from 423 of the total of 1983 polling places, the incumbent Senator of Montserrado County, Abraham Darius Dillon of the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP), has obtained 44,692 votes, constituting 60.8 percent, while his m...