Liberia: Did the Foreign Ministry Lie On the U.S. Embassy Regarding the Voter ID Specimen - What's the Motive?

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Liberia: Did the Foreign Ministry Lie On the U.S. Embassy Regarding the Voter ID Specimen - What's the Motive?

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- The revelation that the U.S. Embassy did not request a specimen of the 2023 Voter ID Card is raising eyebrows in some quarters, especially in the wake of the Elections Commission confirming that it received the extended request for the specimen from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Source: allAfrica.com

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