Liberia’s minority fault majority parliamentarians over ECOWAS mediation
A member of the minority bloc in Liberia’s parliamentary impasse says he thinks the majority has shown disrespect to the Economic Community of West African States parliamentary mediation delegation. For weeks now, a group of lawmakers claiming to be the majority in the House of Representatives have been calling for Speaker J. Fonati Koffa’s removal for alleged conflict of interest. Eugene JM Kollie, member of the minority bloc, which supports Speaker Koffa, tells VOA’s James Butty, removing the speaker must follow the constitution and the rules of the House of Representatives
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