‘He’s Frustrated’

-Pro-Temp Tells Sen. Wesseh

By Jackson C. Clay, Jr.

Senate Pro-Tempore, Albert Chie says River Gee County Senator Conmany Wessh is frustrated, though he (Pro-Temp Chie) did not state any reason his colleague is frustrated.

L-R), Pro-Temp Chie & Senator Conmany Wesseh

Pro-Temp Chie made the assertion against his colleague recently upon the closure of senate’s plenary sitting on Capitol Hill.

“I think he is frustrated and I do not know why he is frustrated about so you press need to ask him,” Pro-Temp Chie said.

The Senate Pro-Tempore assertion come in the wake of sour relationship been observed between Senators Conmany Wesseh, Oscar Cooper and Daniel Naatehn on one hand and Senate Pro-Tempore Albert Chie on another hand.

It all started when those three Senators, on the first day sitting of the extra session tried to remind Pro-Temp Chie and the plenary of the Liberian Senate of their return to the legislature.

But it became worst on recently when the Pro-Temp sustained an order from Senator Dallas Gueh of River Cess County against Senator Conmany Wesseh during the debate of the Presidents’ Day Bill.

In response, Senator Wesseh said he is disappointed in the leadership ability of Pro-Temp Chie and wonders why the Senate Pro-Tempt would choose to govern the Senate in such form and manner.

Senator Wesseh said his priority is to ensure that the reasons they were recalled is upheld and as such, he remains constant in making sure the right things are properly done.

“The Pro-Temp action just show that we have different priorities and my priority is to ensure that we do what we were called back for and I remain constant with that priority,” Senator Wesseh said.

The River Gee County Senator indicated that he thinks Pro-Temp Chie has another reason for which he is acting like the way he is acting; thus, the Pro-Temp is frustrating his debated.

He maintained that ongoing debates on the flow of the senate plenary is not a matter of critical concern as compare to the country’s economy, the alleged missing 16billion Liberian banknotes and the livelihood of the ordinary Liberians among others, therefore, he would always try to remind the plenary the reasons why they were recalled.