Fiercest Opposition Chief Scribe Koijee Extols President Boakai on Historic Signing of WECC

Mr. Jefferson Tamba Koijee, Secretary General of the major opposition Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) has rained praises on President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr., for the momentous decision on the for the signing and issuance of Executive Order #131, establishing the office of a War and Economic Crimes Court for Liberia.

Koijee in a statement posted on his Facebook page indicated that decision aims to end impunity in the country.

Signing of the document, which was held last week, came in the wake of a Joint Resolution passed by the 55^th Legislature.

“It’s my pleasing honor to congratulate President Joseph Nyumah Boakai for finally bringing impunity at the verge of its demise. Today’s Executive Order #131 could not have been possible without the gallantry of the Legislature and the resilience of all Liberians following the death of two hundred and fifty thousand Liberians during decades of senseless conflict,” he stated.

“The courage of six out of nine former TRC Commissioners who braved the storm, mustered the courage and defied former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf naked threat in signing a document that can be used as a working tool for today’s development cannot be overemphasized. Thank you”

The CDC chief scribe also lauded the former Chairman of the CDC, Mr. Mulbah K. Morlu, who along with him (Koijee) and others, championed for this cause, adding: “This is a victory beyond imagination.”

“We now look forward to perpetrators being brought to book and the culture of impunity coming to an end once and for all.”