Daniel Johnson, who sleeps on the streets of Monrovia, says he finds it more difficult to survive during this lockdown. Johnson survives by selling water in containers in Monrovia, but with a lockdown in the city, life is more difficult for him. With President George Weah imposing a lockdown in the capital, they cannot do any of these things to support themselves. Zogos have crowded the streets of Monrovia and communities outside of the capital since the imposition of the state of emergency. Findley Karngar blames President Weah for zogos’ predicament, slamming his “abrupt” pronouncement of the state of emergency.

Source: Front Page Africa June 07, 2020 22:28 UTC