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MOVEE Withdraws Case Against Leader

Members of Liberia's Movement for Economic Empowerment (MOVEE) withdraw a case against their leader, prioritizing party unity and reconciliation.

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PoliticsAfricaReconciliationDisputePartyLiberia

Movement For Economic Empowerment (Movee)National Elections Commission (Nec)

Jeremiah Edison PayeAmbassador Dee Maxwell S. KemayahK. Mathew ShanGoodrich Cheayan

What was the NEC's decision regarding the case?: The National Elections Commission (NEC) dismissed the case on procedural grounds, citing Section 9.3 of their regulations.
What actions did Paye and his colleagues admit to?: Paye and his colleagues acknowledged mistakes, apologized to Kemayah, and expressed regret for misrepresenting the party during a six-month internal dispute.
What is the goal of the reconciliation efforts within MOVEE?: The withdrawal of the case aims to foster unity and reconciliation within MOVEE, with the aggrieved members reaffirming their commitment to Kemayah's leadership.
What prompted the withdrawal of the case against Ambassador Kemayah?: Aggrieved members of the Movement for Economic Empowerment (MOVEE), led by Jeremiah Edison Paye, withdrew their case against party leader Ambassador Dee Maxwell S. Kemayah after admitting to unauthorized actions.
What are MOVEE's priorities following the resolution of the internal conflict?: MOVEE will prioritize reconciliation, adherence to party processes, and alignment with Kemayah's vision following the resolution of the internal conflict.

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