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09/12/2023

Come and check for your County fan based jersey at the Samuel Blamoh Business Center located central Fish-Town, River Gee County. LD$ 1,600 without name and number behind it.

09/12/2023

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If you're in search of a fan based jersey for the National county sports meet 2023-2024, than contact the Samuel Blamoh Business Center located in central Fish-Town, River Gee County.

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07/12/2023

Election Drama Unveiled: Bhofal Chambers' Voting Fraud Allegations Crumble in NEC Ruling as Anthony F. Williams win Case

The National Elections Commission (NEC) delivered a decisive blow to Speaker Bhofal Chambers and his allegations of voting fraud in the recent election battle against Anthony F. Williams. The NEC's verdict, announced after a thorough investigation, dismissed Chambers' claims as baseless and lacking substantial evidence.

Chambers' complaint, filed on October 13th, accused NEC staff at Precinct 27020 in Old Sodeken of engaging in voting fraud. The alleged incidents included obstructing a supporter of Williams, Peter Clarke, from campaigning, and accusations of an exchange of votes.

The NEC's investigation revealed a different narrative. Contrary to Chambers' assertions, there were no excess ballot papers given to NEC staff. The complainant was accused of miscalculating valid, invalid, and unused ballot papers. Furthermore, the voting process, spanning from October 10 to October 11, was deemed lawful, with Maryland being no exception.

Chambers' claim that the voting process was hindered by supernatural forces, specifically invoking "country devil," was outright rejected by the NEC. The commission maintained that the precinct center operated smoothly without any mystical interference.

Meanwhile, the legal team representing the complainant (Chambers ) has submitted an appeal to the board of commissioners.

As the NEC dismisses Chambers' allegations, the political landscape is left buzzing with speculation. Was this a genuine case of failed accusations, or does it hint at a deeper political maneuvering ahead of the elections?

Credit: PUNCH TV LIVE

05/12/2023

Man, 70, Allegedly Commits Su***de over fear of Being Killed by Aggrived Residents.

Jenkins Ben, a man believed to be in his early 70s has reportedly committed su***de just a few hours after he was accused of spiritually contributing to the death of Grand Gedeh County Electoral District 1 Representative, Erol Madison Gwion.

Rep. Madison is reported to have died in India where he had gone to seek short-term medication.

However, some Residents in Grand Gedeh County following the death of the Lawmaker, declared violent protest on grounds that his death had spiritual implications.

The aggrieved Residents did not only point accusing fingers at Ben who has reportedly committed su***de, but also the County’s Senator, Zoe Emmanuel Pennue of knowing something about Madison’s death.

During their protest, they set ablaze a house that belonged to the Senator and further vandalized his “official Grand Gedeh residence”.

Before that, they set ablaze the Traditional Council office in Zwedru which led to the inner part of the house burning but police managed to off the fire.

It is believed that when the protest actions were ongoing, Jenkins Ben escaped into a nearby bush where he allegedly committed su***de.

Our Grand Gedeh Couty Correspondent says calm has been restored in South Eastern Liberia county.

At the same time, the Crime Services Division of the Liberia National Police has set up a 15-men’s corner jury to examine the lifeless body of Jenkins to establish whether or not there was a foul played.

05/12/2023

Tension builds in Grand Gedeh as Traditional council local offices and Homes of Sen. Zoe Emmanuel Pennue burnt down.

Tension has build in Zwedru, Grand Gedeh as angry crowd sets ablaze Traditional council offices and homes of Senator, Zoe Emmanuel Pennue in Zwedru following the death of Rep. Erol Madison Gwion

According to reports from the county Southeastern Liberia, some supporters of the late lawmaker are pointing fingers at the sister of the late Lawmaker Beatrice Gwion for his death.

Beatrice Gwion oldest sister to the late Rep is believed to be one of the Traditional council members of Grand Gedeh County.

Supporters of the late lawmaker accused his sister of pulling powder on his neck during his victory celebration recently upon getting re-elected as representative in the October 10 election.

The angry also attacked and brunt down the two homes of Senator Zoe Emmanuel Pennue but unclear as what led to their actions.

It remains unclear the cause of death of Rep Gwion.

Rep. Gwion got his first election in November 2021 by-election as an Independent candidate and was later re-elected in the just ended Oct. 10 general and presidential elections which he was to receive his clearance from the National Elections Commission this friday.

Details to follow.

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02/12/2023

Impact making is one of the key reasons of our weekly recognitions!!

His name is Wesley DM Nyenatoh Sr. former Chief of Officer Staff [COS] in the office of Grand Gedeh County former Senator and now Director General, for Liberia Water and Swer Hon. G Alphonso Gaye.

Also, Wesley was one of the spokesman for the Unity Party Campaigns team in Liberia’s just end October and November 2023 General and Presidential elections.

Wesley has worked with many Humanitarian Organizations, Youths Groups and Student leader of Academic Institutions in Liberia 🇱🇷.

He has been committed in contributing back home within the education and health sectors of River Gee County, specifically, Gbeapo district.

He's a graduate of the United Methodist University where he served as a student leader.

Wesley is a citizen of River Gee County hailed from Gbeapo Kanweaken the commercial city of River Gee which is 20km away from the county Capital Fish-Town.

Join us let congratulate this hardworking young man of ours for his impacts in the lives of Liberians.

Congratulations our great "son". Keep making us proud.

27/11/2023

Information emerging says Grand Kru County electorial district 2 Representative Hon. Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa, current Deputy Speaker and candidate for the speaker position of the 55th legislature is poised to become the next speaker of Liberia early January.

According to inside source more retainined and incoming lawmakers have accepted to vote the CDC lawmaker.

25/11/2023

Impact making is one of the key reasons of our weekly recognitions!!

Her name is Miss. PatienceJarleeGodgiveChea, one of the professional nurses and Risk-Communication Officer of River Gee County Health Team, Southeastern Liberia.

She has been committed and contributing to the Health Team for little over 5-years in County.

Patience is a citizen of River Gee, hailed from Gbeapo Kanweaken the commercial city of River Gee which is 20km away from the county Capital Fish-Town.

Sources said she's engaged and planning marriage.

Join us let congratulate this hardworking young lady of River Gee County for her impacts in the lives of Liberians.

Congratulations lady "P". Keep it up dear.

22/11/2023

President Weah Mandates Cabinet To Prepare For Turnover, Saying Liberians’ Interest Paramount

Monrovia, Liberia - The President of the Republic, H.E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, Wednesday, November 22, 2023, convened a special Cabinet Meeting to discuss issues of national importance, including, most especially, his administration's transfer of power to the incoming administration.

President Weah used the meeting of ministers, deputy ministers, assistant ministers, directors and commissioners of autonomous agencies at the Executive Mansion to reflect on the significant role his administration played in setting “an unprecedented democratic roadmap not only for Liberia and Africa, but for the world at large.”

“The free, fair, and transparent election we organized and sponsored has won wide-spread international recognition and admiration,” Pres. Weah said, while also thanking them for their roles played.

With the passing of the electoral process, President Weah said it was now time that officials of his administration turned attention to the transition process in order to facilitate a smooth transfer of power.

He spoke of Executive Order #123 on the establishment of a Joint Presidential Transition Team (JPTT) to be co-chaired by the incumbent and incoming presidents.

“I am hereby calling on all government entities, including ministries, agencies, commissions and state-owned enterprises, to initiate the transition process within your respective institutions by preparing a comprehensive Turnover Notes,” President Weah instructed.

The Liberian Leader asserted that the Turnover Notes should include information that is relevant, and that they should do so in close consultation with their legal teams or the Legal Adviser to the president for what he called “accuracy and completeness.”

The President mandated General Services Director Madam Mary Broh to assist in tracking all government assets during the transition period.

He described the transition as time-sensitive and admonished officials and government institutions not only to prioritize the process in their daily activities but to fully cooperate and support the process.


President Weah announced that the Minister of Foreign Affairs will lead the JPTT.

He thanked the cabinet for their unwavering support over the past years.

“In spite of the many challenges encountered, we take pride in the work that we have done to serve the Liberian people,” he said.

The Liberian Chief Executive, most importantly, added: “The interest of our people remains paramount, and I trust that the new administration will build upon our accomplishments to make Liberia even better.”

Source: Executive Mansion

21/11/2023

President Weah Issues Executive Order 123 Setting Up Transitional Team

Monrovia, Liberia - The President of the Republic, Dr. George Manneh Weah, has issued Executive Order 123 setting up a Joint Presidential Transitional Team (JPTT) to ensure a smooth transfer of power from the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change government which he heads to the newly elected administration.

The President noted that he was setting up the JPTT by virtue of the power and authority vested in him pursuant to Chapter 2, Article 5(c) of the 1986 Constitution of the Republic of Liberia (1986) authorizing him to develop a system of appropriate protocols and mechanisms for the smooth transfer of power from the incumbent President to the incoming President.

The President, who and President-Elect co-chair, the Joint Presidential Transition Team, has already appointed members of his government to the team. They include Minister of Foreign Affairs and Dean of the Cabinet, Minister of Finance and Development Planning, the Minister of Justice, the Minister of National Defense, and the Minister of State for Presidential Affairs.

Others include the Minister of Internal Affairs, Minister of Mines and Energy, Minister of Health, Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia, Economic Advisor to the President, Legal Advisor to the President, National Port Authority, National Social Security and Welfare Corporation, Liberia Maritime Authority, Liberia Revenue Authority, Director General of the General Service Agency, Liberia Electricity Corporation, and three other members to be appointed at the discretion of the Incumbent President.

According to the Executive Order issued by the President Tuesday, November 21, 2023, the President-Elect is invited to designate 20 persons to the JPTT, all of whom must be Liberian citizens, so as to facilitate the work of the JPTT in a timely manner.


The President has further appointed the Director-General of the Cabinet to serve as the Secretary to the JPTT and head of the Secretariat.

Other members of the Secretariat are the Economic Advisor to the President and the Legal Advisor to the President.

The Director-General of the Cabinet shall second other support staff from within the Executive Branch of Government as may be required to expedite the timely work of the JPTT, the Executive Order also states.

The Incumbent President and the President-Elect shall be Co-Chairpersons to the JPTT.

The Executive Order further asserts that notwithstanding paragraph (d) above, the incumbent president shall designate the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Dean of the Cabinet to act as Co-Chairperson in his absence to oversee all affairs of the Joint Presidential Transition Team 2023 and conduct all meetings in his absence.

“The President-Elect may also designate any member of his Team to similarly act as a Co-Chairperson in his absence,” the Order states further, adding: “Decisions of the JPTT shall be made by consensus and any disagreements shall be resolved by the Incumbent President and the President-Elect, acting jointly.”

“The JPTT shall commence its functions and exercise the powers and authority granted by this Executive Order no later than forty-eight (48) hours after the declaration of the President-Elect by the National Elections Commission (“NEC”). It shall cease to function after the publication of its Final Report, which shall be no later than forty-eight (48) hours before the Inauguration of the President-Elect and Vice President-Elect.”

The incumbent president shall call the first meeting of the JPTT within 48 hours after the declaration of the President-Elect by the NEC, the executive order states.

Source: Executive Mansion

21/11/2023

President Weah Holds Cabinet Meeting Wednesday

Monrovia, Liberia - His Excellency Dr. George Manneh Weah will hold a special cabinet meeting on Wednesday, November 22, 2023.

The emergency meeting will bring together the vice president, ministers, deputy and assistant ministers, heads of State Owned enterprises, commissions, and autonomous agencies.

It takes place at 11:00 AM in the parlors of the Executive Mansion.

The meeting will focus on transitional and other matters of national concern.

Source: Executive Mansion

21/11/2023

In my Administration of the first 100 days, no car will get stock on Liberia major roads. Says President-elect, Amb. Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr

21/11/2023

Police have arrested alleged perpetrator of horror attack at Unity Party headquarters.

Lawrence K. William, 31 has been arrested by the Liberia National Police in connection to a horrific incident which occurred at the headquarters of the Unity Party on broad street late Monday night.

An unmarked vehicle ran into jubilant UP supporters, killing two and injuring 18 others .

Doctors at the John F. Kennedy Hospital have confirmed the death toll, as well as three very critical cases. Meanwhile, 15 others sustained various injuries ranging from minor cuts and bruises, to fractured limbs , broken ribs. While others sustained head injuries and brain injuries.

More on this story as it develops.

Source: SPOON TV LIVE

20/11/2023

Liberia Scientist and Inventor, Dr. Dougbeh Chris Nyan, M.D. Congratulate President-Elect Amb. Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr on his election victory.

According to Dr. Nyan he pray that his leadership will serves as a great legacy of social economic upliftment for the struggling people of Liberia, while, at the same time, uniting a polarized nation for Peace, Harmony, and Prosperity!

18/11/2023

From CPP to UP. Congratulations River Gee County Sen. Jonathan Boycharles Sogbie. Great job 👏

18/11/2023

Weekend Recognition!!

Her name is Miss. Caroline Joewon Geroah.
A very smart Student's Advocate of River Gee. Miss. Caroline is currently playing the role and responsibilities of Financial Secretary for the River Gee Students Union [RIGESU] an Auxiliary of the Liberia National Students Union.

She's also a Queen for the biggest Government High School in Fish-Town, Tweh Jaiklay, where she's also serving as President of the Jewel Starfish Foundation. A foundation of the outgoing Vice-President of the Republic of Liberia.

Miss Geroah is a daughter of River Gee County specifically from Glarro Youbor a town boundaries Grand Gedeh Glio/Twabo administrative district.

Her home town is about 75KM away from the county capital Fish Town which is not accessible to good road.

17/11/2023

Amara Konneh writes!

President Weah has placed his concession call to President-elect Joseph Boakai. We thank him for his commitment to upholding Liberia’s democracy. Our democracy survives! Let the reconciliation process begin!

17/11/2023

Liberia: UP-Boakai Leads 50.80% In Runoff Provisional Results

Unity Party’s Joseph N. Boakai continue to lead incumbent president George Manneh Weah with 50.80%, constituting 99.58% of total votes count from Tuesday, November 14, runoff election.

Boakai for the third day of releasing preliminary results from the Presidential Runoff Election by the National Elections Commission’s (NEC), accumulated a total vote of 814,212, constituting 50.80% while former football great and incumbent Goerge Manneh Weah with 785,778 votes, constituting 49.11%.

The total votes accumulated now see the former vice president Joseph N. Boakai of the Unity Party with a difference of 28,434 votes constituting 1.69% above Goerge Manneh Weah of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC).

In SINOE COUNTY, out of a total 152 of 152, constituting 100%; Joseph N. Boakai received 5,354 constituting 16.62%, while Goerge Manneh Weah received 26,860 constituting 83.38%.

In RIVERCESS COUNTY, out of a total 105 of 105 constituting 100%, Joseph N. Boakai received 5,220 constituting 25.12, while Goege Manneh Weah received 15,559, constituting 74.88%.

For GRAND BASSA COUNTY, out of a total 405 of 405 constituting 100%, Joseph N. Boakai received 36,816 constituting 45.61%, while Goerge Manneh Weah received 43,911—54.39%.

RIVER GEE COUNTY, out of a total of 98 of 98 constituting 100%, Joseph N. Boakai received 4,686—19.86%, while George Manneh Weah received 18,906, constituting 80.14%

In MARYLAND COUNTY, out of the total of 75 of 75 received 100%, received 7,057—16.64%, while George Manneh Weah received 35,355–83.36%.

In GRAND KRU COUNTY, a stronghold of incumbent President Goerge Manneh Weah, out of a total 86 of 110 constituting 78.18%, Joseph N. Boakai received 2,425 constituting 10.35%, while George Manneh Weah received 21,011, constituting 89.65%

GRAND GEDEH COUNTY, out of a total of 163 of 163 constituting 100%, Joseph N. Boakai received 4,218 constituting 9.71%, while George Manneh Weah received 9,212 constituting 90.29%

In western Liberia, GRAND CAPE MOUNT COUNTY, out of a total of 213 of 213, constituting 100%, Josph N. Boakai received 24,374, constituting 52.0%, while Weah received 22,465, constituting 47.96%.

In Northern Liberia county of NIMBA, home to former warlord Prince Johnson, now Nimba Senator, out of a total of 735 of 736, constituting 99.86%, Boakai received 144,593, constituting 74.13%, while Weah received 50,449, constituting 25.87%.

GBARPOLU COUNTY, out of a total of 134 of 134, constituting 100%, Boakai received 15,562—52.80%, while Weah got 13,909, constituting 47.0%.

In MONTSERRADO COUNTY, which host the nation’s capital city, out of a total 2008 of 2008, constituting 100%, Boakai received 336,821, constituting 51.74%, while Weah received 314,188, constituting 48.26%; MARGIBI COUNTY, out of 441 of 441 precinct constituting 100%, Boakai received 64,160, constituting 53.99%, while Weah received 54,676, constituting 46.01%.

In B**G COUNTY, out of a total of 555 of 555, constituting 100%, Boakai received 64,194—–47.08%, Weah received 72,159, constituting 52.92%.

In LOFA COUNTY, the home of Unity Party’s Joseph N. Boakai, out of a total of 424 of 424, constituting 100%, Boakai received 75,378—-64.60%, Weah received 41,298, constituting 35.40%; BOMI COUNTY, out of a total of 171 of 171, constituting 100%, Boakai received 23,359, constituting 59.62%, while Weah received 5,820, constituting 40.38%.

On yesterday, Thursday, November 16, Joseph Boakai for the second day of releasing preliminary results from the Presidential Runoff Election, maintained the lead of the opposition Unity Party whose standard bearer is the former Vice President of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.

Mr. Joseph Nyuma Boakai widened his narrow lead from Wednesday following the Tuesday, November 14, 2023 Presidential Runoff Election.

According to the NEC, the former Veep has so far gotten 712,741 votes, constituting 50.58% of the total valid votes cast in the runoff election. The NEC says President George Manneh Weah, who is fighting to maintain his position, has so far obtained 696,520 votes, constituting 49.42%.

Boakai widens his lead against Weah in Liberia’s Presidential Runoff Election
These results are coming from 5,107 polling places of the total of 5,890 polling places, nationally. The percentage for the 5,107 polling places is 86.71. The NEC still has 783 polling places to announce.

In its announcement on Wednesday, November 15, the NEC said the former Vice President had obtained 712,741 constituting 50.58%, while the incumbent President, George Manneh Weah, got 696,520 constituting 49.42%. The difference in votes between both men is 16,221.

The thing about the runoff result is simple majority. While the percentage is important to look at, but one doesn’t need to focus on it when one wants to know who has won. One needs to look at the number of votes that either of the two candidates has got or is getting as the tally goes on. In this case, both Weah and Boakai may end up getting the same percentage in the end but the person with the most votes will be declared the President of Liberia.

Liberia’s National Elections Commission Chairperson said Gbarpolu County’s result will be announced Friday, November 17.
Of that number of polling places counted so far, the total votes cast in those places as released by the NEC are 1,431,388, and this constitutes 57.91%.

Out of Liberia’s 15 political subdivisions and from the number of polling places announced so far, Boakai has managed to get his lead in some of the populated counties, including Lofa (75,373 votes, constituting 64.60%). In this county, which is Boakai’s stronghold, he leads Weah with more than 34,000 votes. Another county that is giving Boakai more votes is Montserrado (299,098, constituting 51.37%). Though the former Vice President still leads this county, which is the microcosm of the larger Liberian society, it is, however, still very tight as Weah has gotten 283,174 votes, constituting 48.16%. The NEC has released election results from 1,801 polling places of the total of 2,008 polling places in the county. Historically, the incumbent doesn’t rely on this county to win any national election as it has always gone the way of the opposition. Another county that Boakai is wining bigly at the moment is Nimba (109,694 votes, constituting 71.57%). So far, the votes difference in favor of Boakai is 66,130; while the NEC still has 156 polling places in the county to call. One county that gave the former Vice President more votes on Wednesday was Gbarpolu. However, the Chairperson of the NEC, Madam Davidetta Browne Lansanah and her co of Commissioners didn’t give any results from that county today. “You noticed that we have not read Gbarpolu, and that is because the results just came in as we were walking in [to the hall] so we will read Gbarpolu tomorrow,” Chairperson Lansanah disclosed.

The Presidential Runoff Election is between incumbent President Weah and former Vice President Joseph Boakai. One region that the President seems to be winning bigly is the Southeastern Region, which contains five counties but having very small voting population and whose total numbers can’t make any significant difference when for example Nimba alone decides to give more than 90 percent of its votes to Boakai. In the entire Southeast, 114 polling places are yet to be called while Nimba and Lofa Counties, which have given Boakai more numbers so far, have 158 polling places left to be announced.

The Runoff Election came about when none of the 20 individuals, who had vied for the Presidency could not obtain 50 percent plus one vote as required by Liberia’s Constitution.

After Madam Davidetta Browne Lansanah had announced the final results of the first round of the elections, which was held on October 10, 2023, she said the Constitution says that if none of those taking part in a national presidential election, got 50 percent+1, then the first two with the highest numbers of votes will square off in a runoff in order to determine the next president.

Twenty individuals, including 19 men and a woman, had wrestled for Liberians’ votes to be their next leader. Weah, who is the incumbent had obtained 804,087, constituting 43.83%; while Boakai obtained 796,961, constituting 43.44%. Even though Weah got 7,126 votes more than his rival, he still didn’t qualify to be declared the next president of Liberia. The percentage margin between both men is 0.39.

The NEC Chairperson based her reliance on Article 83B of the Liberian Constitution: “All elections of public officers shall be determined by an absolute majority of the votes cast. If no candidate obtains an absolute majority in the first ballot, a second ballot shall be conducted on the second Tuesday following. The two candidates who received the greatest numbers of votes on the first ballot shall be designated to participate in the runoff election.”

According to the NEC, of the 2,471,617 Liberians, who had registered to vote in the elections, 1,949,155 (78.86%) participated. It is yet unclear how many Liberians voted in the Runoff Election as results are still being tallied.

Credit: The Independent Probe Newspaper

17/11/2023

Today NEC Update.
UP: 814,212=50.89%
CDC: 785,778=49.11%
Margin: 28,434=1.78

16/11/2023

Update!
Figures from the runoff as announced by NEC Liberia on November 16, 2023.

B**g:555/555( 0 balance)
UP-64,194
CDC-72,159

Margibi 441/441( 0 balance)
UP-64,160
CDC-54,676

Maryland 174/175(1 balance)
UP-7,050
CDC-35,338

Montserrado 1801/2008(207 balance)
UP-299,088
CDC-283,174

Nimba 580/736(156 balance)
UP-109,694
CDC-43,564

Rivercess 92/105(13 balance)
UP-4,836
CDC-13,602

Sinoe. 114/152(38 balance)
UP-3,968
CDC-19,841

River Gee 97/98(1balance)
UP-4,675
CDC-18,587

Gbarbolu??

Bomi 171/171(0 balance)
UP-23,359
CDC-15,820

Grand Cape Mount 189/213(24 balance)
UP-21,244
CDC-20,060

Lofa 424/424( 0 balance)
UP-75,373
CDC-41,298

Grand Kru 82/110(28 balance)
UP-2,394
CDC-20,012

Grand Gedeh 129/163 ( 34 balance)
UP-3,528
CDC-29,847

Grand Bassa 216/405(189 balance)
UP-23,548
CDC-24,045

JNB ~712,741-50.58%

GMW ~696,520–49.42%

Report by Nyantee Togba

16/11/2023

Dougbeh Chris Nyan, M.D.

A Liberian Medical Doctor, a Biomedical and Research Scientist, an Inventor and a Social Activist writes!!

16/11/2023

National Election Commission (NEC) River Gee County, Concludes Tally Exercise, After Runoff Election.

By: Nathaniel G. Natty.

The Magistrate, Moses G. Nyanatoh, of the National Election Commission (NEC), River Gee County completes the tallied of Fifty-Six (56) Precincts amounted to Ninety-Eight (98) polling places, after the 2023 Presidential Runoff Election between Boakai, Unity Party (UP) and Weah, Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC).

According to the NEC's consolidated report released by the Magistrate said, of the 37,000 registered voters in River Gee County, 23,592 voted during the just ended runoff election, of that number 520 votes were invalid.

Meanwhile, in the NEC report released Unity Party (UP) have gotten 4,686 votes amounted to 19.9% while, Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) received 18,906 votes accumulated to 80.1%.

It can be recorded, during the October 10 polls, CDC had 19,247 votes which resulted to 70.3% and UP also acquired
4,424 votes amounted to 16.2% of the 37,000 registered voters at the time.

However, it is cleared enough that with the two different accounts, CDC were only able to have increased in percentage, but realized a decreased in the number of votes, while UP got increased in both the number of votes and percentage.

Having said that, following the completion of tallied by the National Election Commission (NEC) which was observed and monitor by Party Agents, European Union (EU), Election Coordinating Committee (ECC), Civil Society Organization (CSO), Liberia Peace Building Office (LBPO) and the Media, at the end the two political parties Frank Coleman representing Unity Party (UP) and Bobby F. Winn representing, Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), satisfactorily affixed their signatures including the Magistrate, Moses G. Nyanatoh.

14/11/2023

Heavy downpour of rain 🌧
in
Fish-Town,
River Gee County.

14/11/2023

14/11/2023

Pesidential run-off election experiencing slow voters turnout in River Gee County.

By: Staff Writter!!

Fish-Town - 14 - 11- 2023; Low turnout of eligible voters seems to be taking place in all of the 98 polling places for the presidential run-off election in River Gee County.

During early hours and midday of Nov. 14, 2023, our reporters who visited several polling precients in the 3 electorial districts major and accessible polling precients have reported that voters turnout was slow.

According to them, many of the voters have expressed dissatisfaction aim that the first round of voting on October 10, 2023, they felt cheated that their candidates voted didn't win, while others said there was no transportation available to take them to where they registered and voted during the first round of the elections.

It can be recalled during the first round of elections, many voters truck from one distinction to another by candidates and parties.

Voice of Rivergee fm97.4 team of reporters also visted the Fish-Town 3 polling precients of the Agriculture Building, Gee Foundation and the Demonstrattion Elementary and Junior High school added that it was the same low turnout while at about 12 midday, none of the voter could be seen in the queue for voting.

However, there has been some manner tensions taken place mainly at the Gee Foundation polling precinct between supporters of the CDC and Unity Party but was put under control by state securities while they called for calm.

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