For violating the Constitution in Ja’neh’s Impeachment ProceedingsMargibi County Senator Oscar Cooper said his colleague, Senator Prince Y. Johnson (PYJ) of Nimba County, as well as other senators, who reportedly received “credible information” about the purported plan ahead of the impeachment of former Associate Justice, Kabineh Ja’neh, but failed to testify during the impeachment proceedings, should be summoned by law and “prosecuted”, relative to their action. “I know that those of us who respect the Constitution are not many at the House of Senate, and even at the House of Representatives, but I know that one man can begin a war. “If the result is to be taken serious, how did the two-thirds come about? Meanwhile, the Margibi County Senator said there is chaos hanging over the country as it was in the late 1970s, 1980s as well as the 1990s, and the early 2000s when civil crises engulfed the country and led to the deaths of over 250,000 people. Afterwards, then filed an appeal to overturn the impeachment decision will be filed at the level of the Supreme Court, Sen. Cooper maintained.

Source: Daily Observer April 05, 2019 02:32 UTC