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In a somber announcement today, Alexander Cummings, the distinguished political figure and leader of the Alternative National Congress (ANC), shared the heartbreaking news of the untimely passing of Senator Daniel F. Naatehn Sr., the National Chairman of the ANC and a cherished friend. Senator Naatehn’s departure marks a profound loss not only for his family and party but also for the entire political landscape of Liberia.
Affectionately known as Chairman Naatehn, he breathed his last in India on August 8, leaving behind a legacy of service, dedication, and camaraderie. Cummings, who had the privilege of engaging with Chairman Naatehn on various occasions, expressed his shock at the news, having spoken with him just three days prior to his passing.
In his statement, Cummings extended his heartfelt condolences to Chairman Naatehn’s family, particularly his son Daniel Jr., who undoubtedly shares his father’s commitment to the political arena. Cummings emphasized that both the Alternative National Congress and the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) are poised to pay their respects and honor the remarkable legacy of Senator Naatehn.
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To commemorate the loss of this distinguished leader, both the ANC and the CPP will observe a 48-hour moratorium on all political activities, demonstrating the collective recognition of the significance of Chairman Naatehn’s contributions to Liberian politics. This period of reflection and remembrance is a testament to his enduring impact on the political landscape and his unwavering dedication to the betterment of Liberia.
Cummings’ appeal for unity during this difficult time extends beyond party lines. He urges executives, partisans, supporters, family members, and friends to come together in solidarity to offer prayers and support for the grieving family. In a poignant display of respect and gratitude, Cummings reflects on his personal connection with Chairman Naatehn, describing him as a brother, a friend, and a loyal partner in their shared political journey.
As Liberia mourns the loss of Senator Daniel F. Naatehn Sr., his contributions to the country’s political discourse and his legacy of dedication remain ever-present. May Senator Daniel F. Naatehn Sr.’s soul find eternal rest, and may his memory continue to inspire all those who strive for a better Liberia.
