Senator Prince Moye has denied rumors about a plot to oust Senate Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karngar-Lawrence. He refuted claims linking him to a resolution signed by 17 senators aimed at her removal. Moye emphasized that the allegations are untrue and that he did not attend any related meetings.
Senator Prince Moye, who chairs the Senate Committee on Ways, Means, and Finance in Liberia, has publicly rejected the rumors suggesting an orchestrated plot to depose Senate Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karngar-Lawrence. Reports circulating in the media alleged that Moye was one of 17 senators involved in a resolution to unseat Karngar-Lawrence, implicating a link to the opposition Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC).
In a statement to FrontPageAfrica, Moye clarified his stance, asserting, “Not true. I didn’t attend any meeting last night to replace Sen. Karngar Lawrence.” He emphasized that the claims regarding his involvement in a conspiracy to remove the Senate leader are unfounded and baseless.
The senator’s denial highlights the contentious political atmosphere in Liberia, where rumors can spread quickly and complicate relationships among political leaders. Moye’s commitment to transparency is noted as he seeks to dispel misunderstandings regarding his political intentions and alliances.
In conclusion, Senator Prince Moye has actively denied involvement in any plot to remove Senate Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karngar-Lawrence, calling the speculation false. The senator’s statements suggest a need for clarity in the often tumultuous political landscape of Liberia. He seeks to maintain integrity and avoid unnecessary conflict among senators.
Original Source: frontpageafricaonline.com
