Rep Kolubah supports Weah step down campaign

The Representative  of Montserrado County District  number  Ten Yekeh Kolubah  has given his backing towards the stepping down of president George Weah  due to what he called hardship in Liberia.

“So the Liberian people need to wake up; this man needs to go. If this man don’t go, look the US rate will go very high. Bag of rice, I was in Grand Cape Mount County, one bag of rice, half bag is $4,500.00,” Mr. Kolubah told reporters Monday at  the Temple of Justice.

“He has abused the trust of the Liberian people; he has disrespected the trust of the Liberian people,” Reprehensive . Kolubah  said.  He added; “My man, this man will step down man. This country here for him? What thing on the deed? It on it Republic of Gbekugbeh or Republic of Oppong? They say Republic of Liberia, you say you don’t want to step down? That his private property here to keep it in his personal pocket? He will come down.”

He said; “If the Liberian people say we must run behind him, we will run behind him to go. What [are] you talking about if he resists? He got power to resist where? What authority he got to resist?”

The Council of Patriots(COP), the group which organized the June  seven  protest is palling another demonstration  on December 30 this year. The group said the planned protest is intended to call for the stepping down of president Weah. TNR