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    Liberians Want Change Not By Gun But By Ballot Box – Weah’s “Jammah”

    JeruegBy JeruegSeptember 5, 2017Updated:September 9, 2017No Comments4 Views
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    By Prince Wonplu in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County

    The National Chairman of “Jammah” for Weah’s Presidency, Khalilu Jalloh, says Liberians are yearning for Change not by the barrel of the gun but by the ballot box.

    Jammah for Weah’s Presidency is an auxiliary arm of the Coalition for Democratic Change made of Liberian Fullanis in support of Sen. George Weah’s presidential bid.

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    According Mr. Jalloh, the Children of Fullanis who were considered as strangers are no longer strangers in Liberia.

    Speaking to a gathering of Fullanis in Buchanan, Mr. Jalloh called on them not to consider any provocative statement noting they should keep their Voter cards in order to exercise their franchise on October 10th.

    He made the assertions Sunday, September 3, 2017 when the team paid a one day visit to the Fullah Community in Buchanan City

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