Thousands of women partisans and supporters are expected to converge on Wednesday, September 27, at the headquarters of the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP), 19th Street, Sinkor, in a massive mobilization effort ahead of the CPP “Victory Rally” on Sunday, October 1, at the Antionette Tubman Stadium in Monrovia.
Dubbed the “Women’s Solidarity Parade”, it will begin from the Old Road and proceed through the main streets to the CPP 19th Street headquarters.
They are expected to discuss mobilization strategies, greater women participation in the “Victory Rally”, transportation and other factors to and after the “Victory Rally” leading to the elections on October 10.
Women auxiliaries, including market and business women, mobilization committees and extended support groups of the CPP are expected to join in the Women Solidarity Parade today.
The CPP Standard Bearer, Alexander B. Cummings, and Vice Standard Bearer, Counsellor Charlyne M. Brumskine, are also expected to address the women group.
A female political activist and head of a special women brigade, Maria Kun, expressed great excitement about the Women Solidarity parade and the subsequent “CPP Victory Rally” slated for Sunday, October 1, at the ATS in Monrovia.
The CPP, comprising the Alternative National Congress (ANC) and the Liberty Party (LP) of the late Counsellor Charles Brumskine, is said to be biggest opposition political bloc which intends to wrestle state power from the administration of President George Weah.
