After the huge gathering on Saturday, February 4, 2023 for the re-nomination of the Standard Bearer of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), President George Manneh Weah, the party has announced that it will hold a national homecoming program for reconciliation and togetherness for all partisans to express their opinion about the party.
Speaking on Monday during a press conference held at the CDC headquarters, the Secretary General of the CDC, Jefferson Tamba Koijee, extended thanks and appreciation to all the partisans who left their busy schedules to grace the re-nomination rally on Saturday.
According to Koijee, the national homecoming program is for every citizen to exercise their right about how they feel about the party.
“What lies ahead of us is bigger than our differences. Now is the time that we as a people and as partisans hold hands together so we can trash our differences and maintain and secure what lies ahead of us,” Koijee noted.
He said, “We are not carried away by your assembly, but we are inspired and humble by your assembly and attendance.
“There will be a national homecoming day at our respective headquarters to trash out old wounds to cement our relationship. We as a people and as partisans must hold hands together so we can trash our difference,” said Mayor Koijee.