“I wish to categorically state that I am not part of any group of Representatives planning to remove our colleague, Representative Yekeh Kolubah. I have no knowledge of any such discussion, and I should not be counted in anything of that nature. As lawmakers, we have far more pressing national issues to address rather than engaging in unnecessary distractions.” Representative Alex Sonnyboy Noah, District #3, Sinoe County
“It is both disheartening and unpatriotic for a duly elected lawmaker, sworn to uphold the Constitution of Liberia, to betray that oath by advancing the interests of a foreign nation in contravention of the sovereignty and laws of the Republic of Liberia. Such conduct constitutes a grave breach of public trust and undermines the integrity of the republic. Nevertheless, our country 
will remain strong in these difficult and decisive moments and will ultimately prevail in unity.” Representative Prince Toles, District #8, Montserrado County
“Constitutional and Legal Violations: Violation of Article 76 (Treason): Under Article 76 of the 1986 Constitution of Liberia, treason is defined as acts that seek to subvert the sovereignty of the state. By publicly advocating for the surrender of Liberian territory to a foreign power, your statements may be construed as an attempt to subject the Republic to foreign dominion, a criterion for treason under Section 11.1 of the Penal Law. It is a Breach of Oath of Office: Pursuant to Article 49 and Article 53.
Sedition and Internal Security: Under Chapter 11, Section 11.12 of the Penal Law, actions that incite instability or undermine the security of the state…” Repersentative Mulbah Sumo, District #3, Montserrado
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