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'ENOUGH IS ENOUGH': PROTEST SPOKESMAN ACCUSES BOAKAI OF BETRAYAL AND CORRUPTION - Smart News Liberia

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MONROVIA — In a statement issued Tuesday, May 13, 2025, Atty. Isaac W. Jackson Jr., official spokesman for the “Enough is Enough” protest, declared that Liberia’s democracy is on life support and urgently needs resuscitation. With less than two months until the July 17th march, Jackson called on Liberians of all political stripes to join what he described as a necessary stand for the nation’s democratic survival. Jackson did not mince words as h…
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'ENOUGH IS ENOUGH': PROTEST SPOKESMAN ACCUSES BOAKAI OF BETRAYAL AND CORRUPTION - Smart News Liberia

MONROVIA — In a statement issued Tuesday, May 13, 2025, Atty. Isaac W. Jackson Jr., official spokesman for the “Enough is Enough” protest, declared that Liberia’s democracy is on life support and urgently needs resuscitation. With less than two months until the July 17th march, Jackson called on Liberians of all political stripes to join what he described as a necessary stand for the nation’s democratic survival. Jackson did not mince words as h…

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