Another standard bearer aspirant of the main opposition Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) yesterday announced his decision to quit the race, citing "gross marginalization" of senior members and supporters within the party as reason for his decision.
According to Andrew Keili, some of them who had dissenting views that the party should launch an investigation into the poor performance of their standard bearer in the 2012 poll as well as embark on remedial measures to put them on a good footing have been largely ignored.
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