Montserrado County Representative, Rustonlyn Suacoco Dennis, says the Liberian people know that President Weah cannot govern Liberia.
She pointed out, “The business community knows this. The Religious community knows this. The international partners know this. ECOWAS is aware of poor governance and lacked of respect for the rule of law.”
According to the Montserrado County Representative, the only people who don’t know that President Weah can’t govern Liberia, are “Jorwean and Weahcian,” Even True CDCIANS know this plain fact.
She made these comment when she joined in the fray between President George Weah and Mr. Alexander Cummings, referencing the scenario as a reoccurrence of similar situation in biblical times and the Liberian history.
In a letter dated August 31, 2022, Representative Dennis said to avoid misinterpretation by blind loyalists and people with poor comprehension skill, that she has insulted the highest seat, she based her intervention in the rivalries between President Weah and Cummings on the “Holy Book of Matthew and what is believed to be the spoken word of the soon coming King.”
Speaking in context, Representative Dennis referenced the scenario between Weah and Cummings to the scenario between Albert Porte and President William V. S. Tubman, wherein Porte tried to advice the President at the time not to venture into luxury, by purchasing a U$150,000 yacht and instead invest the amount elsewhere at the time.
“As Tubman was hailed yesterday by a limited people for a situation that has caught up with us today, and Liberia is infrastructurally behind today, similarly it is happening in modern times between Cummings and President Weah,” she said.
She said while she views Cummings’ letter as something “Holy and worthy of accepting and as a pearl, sadly it was trampled upon and tattered upon” by the President.
Representative Dennis admonished Cummings, however to continue telling the Liberian people what he can and will do for them, because according to her, “Nobody is interested in him correcting Mr. Weah anymore.”
