The Political Leader of the Alternative National Congress (ANC), Alexander B. Cummings and his wife Mrs. Teresa Cummings, at the head of a high-power delegation, will pay a two-day working visit to Lofa County from March 25 to 26 2021.
According to a press release signed and issued by Mr. Aloysius Toe, Secretary General of the party, said the visit comes against the backdrop of an invitation extended the ANC leader by citizens, elders, and religious leaders of Quardu Boni to participate in the opening of a newly constructed mosque. During his visit, Mr. Cummings, according to the release, will hold consultations with key stakeholders from the religious and traditional societies, as well as the citizenry of several major cities and towns across the county on issues bordering socio-economic and political developments of the Country in general and the County in particular. The immediate past Chairman of the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) will also use his visit to stress the importance of peace, stability, collective governance, and intergroup leadership to the economic progress and development of Liberia.
Ahead of this visit, the ANC is inviting all its partisans, CPP officials and sympathizers and citizens of Lofa to join the Political Leader as the people of Lofa welcome him to their historic and illustrious County.
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