The CPP Standard Bearer spoke on a wide range of issues on November 30, on Kool FM Morning Ride program in Paynesville, Monrovia. The CPP Standard Bearer said Weah is staying away from his country, while the masses are struggling and suffering, noting that Leaders need to set good examples for their followers. Cummings noted that Liberia will not change by mere talking or wishful thinking, but rather through hard work, sacrifice, and doing what is legally right. Cummings said a national youth service program is under consideration that will provide life-saving skills for youths in order to find employment and reduce their demand for dangerous drugs. On the issue of the CPP and national unity of opposition Political Parties and leaders, Cummings said CPP is making significant strides in engaging partisans, mobilization of resources, since the breakaway of the UP and ALP.
