Tweh Rebukes Gray’s Political Warnings

By Domingo Dargbeh

Amos Tweh, Managing Director of the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC), has strongly reacted to former Montserrado County District #10 Representative, Acarous Moses Gray.

Tweh is also the secretary general of the ruling Unity Party.

He accused Gray of making “baseless claims that the Unity Party intends to steal the 2029 elections.”

He denied any Unity Party official of making such a statement.

Tweh described the Gray’s allegation as “fabricated without any iota of truth, but a mere self-disillusionment that has filled his head.”

He maintained how the Unity Party will defeat any opposition, including the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) through a free, fair, and transparent election in 2029.

Tweh argued that the Party will campaign on its performance, contrasting the Boakai’s administration with the “disastrous record of the erstwhile CDC government.”

He also defended the governing UP’s economic performance, when he pointed to the increase in the national budget from over US$700 million to US$1.2 billion, with US$1.54 billion now submitted to the Legislature.

Tweh further boasted of poverty declined from 40 percent in 2024 to about 34 percent in 2025, before rising to approximately 36 percent, while acknowledging ongoing discussions surrounding the figures.

He criticized Gray’s statements about possible chaos, which he described as childish, selfish, and desperate.

He challenged the CDC to focus on policy debates rather than threats.

Tweh insisted that the Unity Party remains committed to deliver on its promises, particularly poverty reduction, ahead of the 2029 elections.