Monrovia, Liberia – Representative Abraham Vamuyah Corneh has been the subject of a motion of no confidence from the National Youth League of the Coalition for Democratic Change in Montserrado County District 14.
Because of this, all district supporters are being urged to oppose his running on the CDC platform in the elections on October 10 by the chapter’s secretary, David Wesseh, and chairman, Jack Abednego Doe.
At a press conference conducted over the weekend at the district 14 offices of the Montserrado County Chapter of the CDC youth league in Clara Town Bushrod Island, Wesseh and Toe declared the vote of no confidence against Representative Corneh.
As evidenced by the numerous unfinished projects in the region, they contend that Representative Corneh has failed not only the party but also the district.
They asserted that their representative is corrupt and extremely cruel because he hasn’t given them an explanation for the district China Union money or the 30,000 USD for the past three years.
80 percent of the employees in their lawmakers’ offices, according to Wesseh and Toe, are members of the opposition political groups.
The District 14 Montgomery County Chapter of the CDC Youth League leadership also revealed that preparations are being made to hold a demonstration against the lawmaker prior to the elections on October 10.
Based on this background, the youth group is urging elders who are unhappy with the legislator to be patient as attempts are being made to prevent him from being placed on the CDC ballot.
Representative Corneh was unavailable for comment because he was involved in a family program, but an assistant told this newspaper that the representative was more interested in the national executive committee of the party than the young people who were being exploited in the district.
Representative Corneh has served the district for the last twelve years and previous elections have been marked with violence and allegations of voters tracking by some residents.
Reported by: Augustine Octavius
Contact: +231777463963
Email: augustineoctavius@gmail.com
