By: Washington Tumay Watson –onewash9@gmail.com
MONROVIA-The controversial opposition Liberty Party has embarked on agriculture venture in Nimba County.
The politically-troubled National and Acting Political Leader of Liberty Party, Musa Bility recently in Nimba County told the citizens that the party will support framers across the country commencing with Nimba.
Launching the Party’s agriculture support program for the farmers, Mr. Bility said they are going to empower one hundred and four farms with in the nine electoral districts of Nimba County.
Presenting the farming supplies to the farmers, Liberty Party’s politically-troubled National Chairman disclosed that the party will purchase the agriculture products from the farmers.
According to him, the agricultural supplies that are given to the famers are free only intended for the farmers to be in the position to produce more food, especially rice.
The politically-troubled LP National Chairman further disclosed that the party is rehabilitating roads across the nine electoral districts of Nimba County.
He said Liberty Party’s decision to rehabilitate those roads is to give access to their farms and the markets.
Bility told the people of Nimba County that Liberty Party will undertake more developmental projects that will impact their lives.
He further narrated that LP will change the perception of the opposition community by impacting the lives of the people before taking on to power.
Presently, Liberty Party has two fractions, those of the concerned Liberty Party that are fully supporting the suspended Political leader, Senator Nyonblee Kargan- Lawrence and Musa Bility‘s supporters backed by the National Elections Commission that has recognized his leadership in line with the Party’s Convention.
Bility’s fraction is supporting the Collaborating Political Party with the Alternative National Congress (ANC) political leader Alexander Cummings, while the concerned Liberty Party’s members along with the suspended Political leader Senator Nyonblee Kargan -Lawrence are supporting the breakaway from the CPP, Unity Party.
Alphonso Toweh
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