Liberia: Weah, Cummings, Three Others Sign Opposition Pact Against Boakai
[Liberian Investigator] Former President George Weah and Alexander Cummings, a founder of the opposition coalition built to unseat him, joined three other opposition leaders Sunday in a pact to confront President Joseph Nyuma Boakai's government. They deliberately left open the question that destroyed that coalition: who leads the ticket.
Former President George Weah and Alexander Cummings, along with three others, have signed a pact to challenge President Joseph Nyuma Boakai's government. They left open discussions on who would lead the ticket. The five leaders met at Sinkor Palace and signed a joint communique. They pledge to hold the Boakai-Koung-Unity Party-led government accountable for its actions.
The parties accuse Boakai of losing territory to Guinea, fighting corruption selectively, defying the Supreme Court, and using a new cybercrime law against critics. They also demand investigations into corruption and drug-related issues. The arrangement is not an electoral alliance, as the leaders clarified.
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