As campaigning for the 2023 election continues the Standard Bearer of the Liberia Restoration Party Allen Roosevelt Brown says that Liberians have a participatory role to play in their destiny. He insists that this election is very consequential, and Liberians should evaluate all political platforms in order to make an informed decision.
Allen Brown Jr., who picked Madam Noosevette Weah as his Vice Standard Bearer, spoke about how she encapsulates not only all of his criteria for a VP, but also has so much more to offer. "I wanted someone who loves the Lord because when you love the Lord you will be humble and prayerful. You won't come into power and change. I wanted someone who loves Liberia because you won't destroy something that you love. You will protect it, you will nurture it, you will grow it. I wanted someone who had professional competence, character and personal integrity, and compassion in their hearts for others. I wanted a female, I wanted someone between thirty five and forty five. Miss Weah has those characteristics and so much more.
According to Mr. Brown, he is not interested in criticizing the current administration or administrations previous to this administration. His politics is about neutrality and objectivity and empowering the Liberian people.
The LRP is a faith based political party dedicated to driving national unity for Development on the foundation of religious, social, political, and economic inclusiveness as for fast economic growth for utilization in agriculture and technology as modern medium for speedy National development.
Brown supports a culturally sensitive education program geared towards technology. While appreciating other nationalities, our children must grow up appreciating the uniqueness of our culture.
Technology is the way of the future, and we are too far behind to play catch up. So, we must play let's get ahead, we must produce tech savvy professionals, we must make Liberia a technological giant.
He believes government should invest in mechanized agricultural programs, something he said will be prioritized under the Allen Brown Jr. and Noosvett Weah administration.
Businessman turned Politician Allen Roosevelt Brown Jr. vowed to make Liberia a bread basket. We must have the highest yield per acre of plantain or whatever we grow.
The LRP Standard Bearer through his inclusive leadership visited the disadvantaged and less fortunate communities across Montserrado while starting with the Pennol building on Center street.
Speaking at his visitation Brown vowed to transform the lives of the less fortunate through prioritizing rehabilitation, by decentralizing the center across the country and providing the needed resources for empowerment that will include them in the development of the nation.
"I am convinced and persuaded that Liberians especially the youth will take ownership of their inheritance by voting for number three on the ballot box, Allen Brown Jr. and Noosevett Weah.
