By: Falcon N. Dayrell
IPNews-Monrovia,Liberia-20 August 2018: Controversial Nimba Senator Johnson have again jumped into another controversy as he now descends on former President Ellen Sirleaf calling her ‘ A Devil’.
The Nimba County Senator has told Journalists that former Liberian President Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf needs is a devil.
The warlord turned politician stated Madam Sirleaf is the ‘granddaughter of Adolf Hadlock of Germany who wanted to ruled the world and eliminated anyone who stood in his way.
“Ellen is a devil. We pray that the people she killed and spirit of God will trouble her wherever she goes.” Prince Johnson said.
It remains unclear as to who did the former president kill during her many years of political struggles.
But it may be recalled Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf , admitted providing ten thousand United States dollars (USD10,000.00), to the defunct National Patriotic Front of Liberia-NPFL for’ humanitarian purposes’, even though the movement was engaged in full military combat with soldiers of the Armed Forces of Liberia-AFL during the late 90s.
Speaking over the weekend at an honoring program for a local women group from Nimba county, Senator Johnson further alleged that it was former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and former interim President of Liberia Dr. Amos Sawyer, who initiated and directed military war on the peaceful citizens of Liberian between 1990 and 1997, at which time he served as Commanding General of the AFL and the rebel leader of the defunct Independent National Patriotic Front of Liberia-INPFL, respectively.
The fearless Nimba County Senator added that former President Sirleaf and Professor Sawyer needs to repent, if not, they will not see the face of God the creator.
“Ellen and Amos Sawyer are both demons. They all needs to repent and accept Jesus Christ to live a new life otherwise, she and her conspirator Amos Sawyer will die and go to hell fire.” Senator narrated.
Senator Prince Johnson outburst comes days after the leader of the ‘All Liberia Party’, Benoni Urey, call on the international community to release former president Charles Taylor if call for the establishment of a war crimes court is ignored.
In recent weeks, there have been calls by both Liberians and international human rights groups for the establishment of a war crimes court in Liberia to investigate various human rights violations during Liberia’s longed civil wars.
