The expelled Montserrado County Electoral District #10 Representative, Yekeh Y. Kolubah, has vowed to formally resign the position “if the Supreme Court rules in my favor amid ongoing legal battle.”
Kolubah made the incompatible statement at an opposition Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) backed recent political gathering in Grand Cape Mount County.
He renewed his criticism of Chief Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay, when he accused Gbeisay of undermining the integrity, and independence of the judiciary.
Kolubah: “Chief Justice Gbeisay’s alleged conduct warrants impeachment proceedings.”
He meanwhile, drifted and argued that his current circumstances should not attract “public sympathy, but a matter of constitutionality.”
Kolubah further disclosed how even if the Supreme Court delivers a favorable ruling in his case, “I will resign.”
He cited his unwillingness to work under President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s administration.
Meanwhile, Kolubah has called for unity among opposition political parties ahead of the 2029 election cycles. He ruled out any reconciliation with Pres. Boakai, but challenged Liberians to hold him accountable, even suggesting that he should be stoned to death if he ever visits the President’s residence in the name of reconciliation.
