Expressing their dismay and concern on a local community radio – Voice of Kpo, they expressed fear about a potential constitutional crisis if the legal proceedings are not concluded within the electoral time limit. “Up to present, because of the elections case, we are not able to elect our president and vice president. We are afraid of going into constitutional crisis during this delay of 2017 election,” said Stephen Kollie, an official of the county civil society organization. Alvin Yah of Henry town in Bopolu district added: “This is the first time we are experiencing this kind of election case in our country. Kollie Lamendine, NEC magistrate in Gbarpolu County, refused to comment on the conduct of electoral activities until the court process is fully exhausted.

Source: GNN Liberia November 27, 2017 18:36 UTC