SUP Launches Fix The Country Rally Campaign

Vanguard Student Unification Party launches their Fix the country protest against the Government of Liberia, according to the Vanguard Students Unification Party the protest is against the following claims:

SUP launches the “Fix The Country” Rally Campaign to be held on July 26, 2022 (Independence Day), and Rallies Support for a Nation-wide Protest Against the CDC-Weah, Despotism over Economic Failure, Massive Corruption, Bad Governance, and State Collapse.

We calls on all well meaning Liberians and the mass of people to do same; rallies support for a nation-wide protest action on July 26 based on the following genuine counts:

The stealing of over US$ 24.8 million National Road
Fund by Min. Samuel Tweah
The stealing of National Census Fund by Francis Wreh, Lawrence George and Wilmot F. Smith Jr. as indicted by the LACC June 2022 report
The criminal maneuvering of Min. Jennie Cooper at the Agriculture Ministry as indicted by the LACC June 2022 report
Economic failure of the state and harsh social conditions imposed on the Liberian people by the regime
Failure of the government to publish all financial records of the government from 2018 to present
Constant violation of the constitution by the president and his minions
Compromised and Kangaroo Justice system where justice has been placed on the market
Stealing of elections and undermining the democratic gains of the state by the compromised National Elections Commission Boss Davidetta Brown Lassanah
Massive corruption and graft in government
Deplorable conditions of all government schools in the country
Lack of vital drugs in government facilities and the underpaying of Healthcare workers, nurses and doctors
The mysterious death of Princess Cooper, Emmauel Cooper, the three (3) missing boys involved in the St. Moses saga, as well as secret killings of more than three (3) auditors and all other victims without proper investigation by the police and justice by the state
Deplorable learning conditions at the University of Liberia
Deplorable state of government Secondary Institutions of learning like Tubman High, D. Twe Memorial, G. W. Gibson and etc
Swelling unemployment and social insecurities
Lack of clean Water and sanitation for almost all Liberians
Lack of reliable electricity for all Liberians
Poor disaster management plans as flood continue to the carry the homes of Liberians in West Point, New Kru Town, Doe Community et al..
The institutionalized Criminal act of each Legislator taking 30k in the name of constituents engagement
The two-face dealing between ArcelorMittal and HPX
Wasting 900k for Washington lobby annually
The failure of the government to conduct the planned 2022 National Population and housing census
The proliferation of Drugs and criminal gang in Liberia
The continuous attack on Press Freedom and muzzling of the media
The unprecedented rise in sexual and gender based violence in Liberia; particularly rape and sodomy of young girls and boys
The rise in the prices of basic commodities on the Liberian market such as gas price, food, transportations, red oil
The rise in infant mortality in the country
The lack of basic childcare and childhood vaccines in the country such as vaccine for diseases like measles, polio et al
The deliberate neglect of public infrastructure such as the road from Duala to Broad Street, the Jallah Town Corridor et al, and the dirtiness of the City of Monrovia
The rise in tuition in private secondary schools while the government sits and does nothing
The continuous wave of organized violence and institutionalization of gangsterism by the CDC regime
The failure of President Weah to fulfill his promises to the Liberian people particularly by not implementing the TRC REPORT by establishing the War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia
The failure to dismiss government officials with “fake degrees” or academic credentials
Failure to address the issues of Rape, Domestic Violence and SGBV
Failure to address the issues of skyrocketing inflation, mutilated money and shortage in banknotes on the market