MONROVIA – Four former candidates of Montserrado County District 8 have endorsed the Reelection bid of President George Manneh Weah.
The four are James Falleh of the Economic Freedom Fighters of Liberia, Rufus Neufville, of the CPP, and two other independent candidates, George Abu Miller and Isaac Kruah.
The four supports to the CDC were made possible through an engagement by the defeated incumbent candidate, Acarous Moses Gray.
Following their endorsement of President Weah’s reelection on Thursday, November 9, the team launched a joined rally, mobilizing electorates of Monrovia, to see Weah as the best option for the pending November 14, poll.
The former candidates in separate statements noted that President Weah is much preferable to Boakai in the runoff, owing to some trademarks of developments laid during his first tenure.
They said Amb. Boakai has done nothing for which they can rely to entrust the country with him.
However, the defeated candidates further added that Weah has laid an imprint of infrastructure developments, and giving him another chance in a runoff could add to this developmental drive.
They noted that the elections should not be based on tribal sentiment or envy but on a quest for transformation and development.
They are encouraging electorates to vote for President Weah, on the number two position of the ballot, in the November 14 Presidential elections.
For his part, the defeated candidate Gray, in what is a demonstration of maturity, has encouraged his supporters to support the leadership of his successor, Prince Toles.
Gray said the electorates decided to entrust Toles over him at this time, as such, they should put the interest of the district first.
Nevertheless, Gray wants Representative Toles to join other Stewarts of the district to reelect President Weah.
He said giving the district to the opposition would pull back the country’s development progress.
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