In count six of their complaint, according to the NEC ruling, the complainant alleged that all the poll workers from Precinct #33088 in Nyo-Gormahplay Town, which is the birthplace of Rep. Kogar, 21 of the poll workers were invited by Kogar for lunch at his house, but another witness said only three of the poll workers were invited. Also, report of eating at Rep. Kogar’s house did not in any way affect the outcome of the election. However, the MDR, led by Chairman Moses Ziah, challenged the ruling by announcing an appeal to the NEC Hearing Office in Monrovia. In a related development, there has been a war of words between Senator Prince Johnson and Rep. Kogar following the October 10 polls. Albert Sims and Atty Bob B. Laywhyee represented Rep. Kogar.

Source: Daily Observer November 24, 2017 02:15 UTC