Liberia: SUP Condemns Govt Alleged Infiltration of Linsu

The leading student political party on the campuses of the University of Liberia (UL), the Student Unification Party (SUP), yesterday accused the Liberian government for its "continued interference in students' affairs in the country" and therefore has called on all of its members and sympathizers to stop doing business with the Liberia National Students Union (LINSU).

The Student Unification Party (SUP), under the chairmanship of Carlos Tingba Edison, said going forward, LINSU is no more the mother student organization they have known over the years and, as such, it is time for the public to know that the government has tampered with the sanctity of its existence.

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