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“Liberia’s Info Minister Slams CDC Rule as ‘Complete Hell'”
Monrovia, Liberia – Liberia’s Minister of Information, Jerolinmek M. Piah, has delivered a scathing indictment of the former CDC government, declaring its tenure “complete hell” marked by economic collapse, social despair, and systemic failure. At a May 20 press briefing, Piah accused the previous administration of leaving behind a nation in ruins—fuel shortages, hyperinflation, and unchecked public health crises.
Key Allegations Against CDC Government
- Economic Chaos: Skyrocketing rice prices, currency freefall, and paralyzing fuel lines.
- Social Neglect: “Bodies littered the streets,” Piah claimed, citing abandoned public health emergencies.
- Governance Failures: No accountability, no solutions—just “total disarray.”
Boakai’s Rescue Mission
Piah framed President Joseph Boakai’s administration as Liberia’s lifeline, already delivering:
✔ Fuel stability—no more gas station queues.
✔ Cabinet accountability—performance pacts signed at a major retreat.
✔ Global comeback—Liberia now poised for a UN Security Council seat.
“Praying for our failure? Save your breath,” Piah fired at critics. “We’re rebuilding Liberia for ALL.”
Why This Matters
- A nation’s reckoning: The CDC’s legacy vs. Boakai’s promised revival.
- Diplomatic win? UN Security Council bid could mean global leverage.
- Unity plea: Piah urges Liberians to “transcend past divisions” for recovery.
