“We have seen that when we become politically intolerant, we invite ourselves to breakdown and destroy, and undermine the foundations of Liberia’s peace, stability and development,” the statement said. “These uncivil utterances and inflammatory remarks have the propensity of creating tension and chaos that will undermine the peace and stability prevailing in Liberia today. Such actions will provide the necessary reassurance to all Liberians, foreign residents and international investors that Liberia is peaceful, and intends to remain so. Damaro defended the post insinuating that changing his photograph to the former president’s is not a crime. The Inter-Religious Council which has also been criticised for its silence in burning issues in the country, has also not yet commented on Thursday’s violence in Grand Gedeh.

Source: Front Page Africa August 01, 2020 01:30 UTC