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Liberty Party Presents Symbol of Reconciliation to Sen. Pro-temp Karngar-Lawrence

MONROVIA, LIBERIA-Liberty Party (LP) has presented a symbol of reconciliation to Senate Pro-temp Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence.

The moment unfolded during the party’s International Women’s Day program at its National Headquarters in Congo Town, under the theme: “Accelerating Actions to Unlock Rights, Power and Opportunities for Women and Girls”.

The reconciliation symbol featured images of the late Cllr. Charles Brumskine, former political leader, alongside the party’s National Chairperson, Representative Rugie Barry, and the current political leader, Madam Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence.

During the presentation, Cllr. Charlene Brumskine-Dennis also reaffirmed her loyalty to the party and extended an invitation to all Liberians, emphasizing that the LP is not limited to a county but is open to all who believe in Liberia’s development.

 In remarks, Senator Lawrence expressed gratitude for the honor bestowed upon her by party members, particularly Cllr. Brumskine-Dennis.

She highlighted the party’s unique ability to overcome internal struggles and emerge stronger, reinforcing its unity and resilience.

By: William Howard

 

 

 

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