Therefore, as the Embassy’s Statement pointed, NEC must “…undertake corrective actions before…” any runoff. In the same vein, the Liberian Supreme Court should, if there will be an appeal brought before it, determine what those “problems” created by NEC are and what the “corrective” measures would be. Brumskine for his action that could correct the inherent problems NEC has. Your collective experiences, your resolved tenancy for a better Liberia, are what have kept the peace today. NEC is the problems, and as the very US Embassy said, NEC must fix the "problems" before the runoff.

Source: Front Page Africa November 17, 2017 03:56 UTC