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Monrovia — Barely a week since the former deputy minister revealed that the four auditors were murdered, Prince Johnson has furthered accused the Weah’s administration of murdering peaceful citizens. He made these terrible revelations when he mounted the pulpit to preach at his church.
The Senator, refusing to enter into remarriage with the CDC government, has had a lot to say since his refusal. His first public accusation was the government refused to give top managerial positions to the people of Nimba County. Preaching in his church yesterday, the Senator said someone cannot shoot themselves in the head thrice. He was referring to an EPS officer who died because of what the investigation termed suicide.
“Can you shoot yourself in the head three times?” he rhetorically asked. “Do you believe the revenue officials, happily married with their family at home, were in the car having themselves when there are hotels and motels around town? I will say no,” Sen. Johnson continued.
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The “preacher man” continues to dig deep into some of the mysterious killings that have gone on in the country. He alleged the killing of three young men, who the investigation claimed drowned in water. He also talked about the death of Princess Cooper, another young lady who died mysteriously in the compound of a Lebanese businessman.
“My wife son and two other were sent for by St. Moses, allegely killed and they say got drowned. Princess from our home [Nimba County], the killed with no investigation,” Prince Y. Johnson revealed.
The Senator further termed Weah’s regime as Saul’s regime. He received an ovation from the audience as he kept preaching his “sermon.” The Nimba County’s Senator continues to make headways since his refusal to reignite with the ruling establishment.
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