Monrovia – A former stalwart of the Student Unification Party (SUP), a student political party on the campuses of the state-run University of Liberia, has termed his party’s latest call for President George Weah to step down as being “compromised”. SUP in a release on Monday, March 18, gave 60 reasons why they think are sufficient evidence for President Weah to step down as President Weah or be impeached by the legislature. “SUP believes that the state under his (President Weah) hegemony is fast crumbling and this tragedy could deepen if he (President Weah) does not resign or be impeached,” SUP Chairman Carlos Tingban Edison said. Four opposition political parties — All Liberian Party (ALP), Alternative National Congress (ANC), Liberty Party and Unity Party (UP) — recently formed a collaboration to work together. “We are disdained to see an opposition sponsored press statement read by Carlos Tingban Edison and Martin K.N.

Source: Front Page Africa March 22, 2019 00:11 UTC