Former presidential candidate Alexander Cummings have criticized Liberia’s governance issues that jeopardize its bid for a UN Security Council seat. Cummings urges Liberia to become self-sufficient in light of aid cuts and stresses the importance of reforming governance to open avenues for investment. He calls for unity among the nation’s leaders to strengthen Liberia’s standing internationally while addressing healthcare and resource management.
Monrovia – Alexander Cummings, former presidential candidate and political leader of the Alternative National Congress (ANC), has expressed concerns regarding Liberia’s governance as it seeks a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council. He highlights the “unlawful” removal of House Speaker Jonathan Fonati Koffa as a significant issue diminishing Liberia’s international reputation. Cummings emphasized that governance struggles undermine the country’s credibility in pursuing a role within the UN.
Cummings advocates for significant reforms in governance and economic strategies for Liberia, emphasizing the need for self-reliance amid aid cuts. His insights suggest a shift towards a more business-friendly environment, regional cooperation, and prioritizing healthcare and governance to reposition Liberia on the global stage as a credible partner. The call for unity among leadership is crucial for the nation to navigate current challenges successfully.
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