Liberia: Electorates Must Not Allow Themselves to Be Hoodwinked By Politicians

editorial

OVER THE YEARS WE HAVE limited development to the building of structures, constructing roads, etc. without dwelling much on well-being of the people and how those projects impact their lives.

WE SEEM TO BE MAKING very little progress in addressing the infrastructure decay in our part of the world because politics has become the critical factor for initiating development projects. But the objectives of development are lost the moment the political dividend becomes the focus of our agenda, since the projects are hurriedly done, and in most cases standards are not met.

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