As a result, Senate Tuesday, April 2 session was called off because those present could not constitute a quorum. Bomi County Senator Sando Johnson, also shared similar concerns while speaking on SKY FM (107) talk-show recently. Senator Sando Johnson claimed that the process to remove Ja’neh from office was not transparent, pointing to what he described as irregularities in the handling of the vote count by Senate President Pro Tempore Albert Chie. Moreover, according to Sen. Johnson, the ballot box was taken by Sen. Chie to his home where it is suspected it was tampered with. When asked to review the voting records, according to Sen. Johnson, to verify the vote count, Sen. Chie stoutly refused.

Source: Daily Observer April 03, 2019 02:30 UTC