Popular political commentator Henry P. Costa has criticized Liberian politicians Dillon and Nyonblee for their late and unclear support of former Vice President Joe Boakai.
In a recent statement, Costa said, “Nyonblee and Dillon never supported Joe Boakai until April of 2023. Dillon was never clear about his support for Boakai.
The Dillon that we took from nowhere is now involved in all kinds of shady deals.”
Costa’s comments reflect ongoing scrutiny of political alliances and the integrity of public figures in Liberia’s political landscape.
The remarks have sparked debate among citizens and political analysts about loyalty, transparency, and accountability in the country’s politics.
Costa, known for his outspoken commentary on Liberian political affairs, has frequently highlighted issues of corruption and shifting political allegiances.
Many Liberians believe that such public critiques may influence voter perception and trust ahead of upcoming political events in Liberia.
This development adds to ongoing discussions about the credibility and consistency of politicians within Liberia’s evolving political environment.
