MONROVIA – Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor’s posture when President George Weah delivered his third Annual Message last on Monday portrayed a vivid picture of the strains she’s having with the executive which seems to be gradually diminishing her powers as Vice President – something she said she cannot afford. The chairman emeritus of the NPP, Chief Cyril Allen, at the ceremony marking the observation of jailed ex-president Charles Taylor’s, founder of the party, 72nd birthday, called on the Weah-led government and some elements within the NPP not to undermine the party and the Vice President. It’s good to say, internally, you know, well, maybe I’m the problem, what can I do to fix it? FPA gathered that the VP has vowed that under her gavel, there would be no yea, nay voting. “The Vice President has decided that despite the strangulation, she’s going to stand tall and put her foot to the ground.

Source: Front Page Africa January 31, 2020 06:33 UTC