Africa-Press – Liberia. In a scathing criticism of District #2 Representative James M. Kolleh, Captain Jerry Kollie, a resident of the district and former representative candidate, has described the lawmaker’s leadership as a disgrace to the people of District #2 and Bong County by extension.
According to Captain Kollie, Rep. Kolleh has failed to fulfill his promises to the people of District #2 and has instead prioritized his personal interests over the needs of his constituents.
Kollie pointed out that the district lacks basic amenities such as good roads, healthcare facilities, and schools, even though Kolleh has been in office for years now.
“Rep. Kolleh has abandoned his duty to represent and serve the people of District #2. He has failed to bring any meaningful development to our district and has instead enriched himself at the expense of our people,” Kollie stated.
The frustrated resident also accused Kolleh of being absent from the district for most of his time in office, saying that he only visits during campaign periods to make false promises to the people.
Kollie’s sentiments are shared by many in District #2, who have expressed disappointment and frustration with Rep. Kolleh’s leadership.
They are calling on the lawmaker to step up and fulfill his duties to the people or step down and allow someone else to represent the district and prioritize the people’s needs.
In response to the criticism, when contacted by a journalist, Rep. Kolleh’s office stated that “we are not in the position to respond to any nonsense.”
However, the statement failed to address the specific concerns raised by Captain Kollie.
The people of District #2 continue to suffer due to their representative’s lack of leadership and development, and they are calling for urgent action to address the situation.
Mr. Kollie also criticized Kolleh for his lack of transparency and accountability in handling the district resources.
He alleged that Rep. Kolleh has been mismanaging funds meant for development projects and using his position for personal gain.
The people of District #2 say they are fed up with Kolleh’s leadership and are calling for a change. “We need a representative who will prioritize the people’s needs and work toward bringing development to our communities,” Captain Kollie stated.
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