By James Lehmer Hiami, Jr.
IPNEWS-MONROVIA: A firm stalwart of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), Montserrado County Senator Saah Joseph admits that many Liberians are faced with extreme hunger under the Weah and Jewel Howard Taylor-led government.
During his welcoming ceremony in Monrovia at the weekend, the Montserrado County Senator also confessed that citizens across the country don’t have access to job opportunities for better living.
Senator Joseph who is the chair on the Senate Statutory Committee on Executive, also mentioned poor health conditions, along with the lack of job to improve the livelihood of the ordinary citizens as a major constraints the people under the CDC-led government faced.
Senator Joseph also pointed to the riding of motorbikes for commercial purpose as the only source of income for the Liberian youths, thereby questioning the status of their future in next 10 years.
The CDC lawmaker has also sent out an open challenge to his constituents noting that he should be replaced in the 2023 elections if they ever find anyone who has worked more than him in serving the people of Montserrado County.
Senator Joseph averred that his services in the county and other parts of the country are not based on political motives, but his commitment and responsibility in seeking the interest of his people.
