By Lomax Sackor
Sinoe County – Concerned CDcians are demanding that Sinoe County Superintendent Lee Nagbe Chea resigns immediately as Chairman of the Mighty Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) in Sinoe.
Speaking with Punch FM/TV Online News Service, CDC’s Sinoe Chapter Vice Chair for Administration, Joe Jarwleh, said the decision of the concerned party stalwarts came as a results of five counts listed against Superintendent Lee, among which includes his failure to regulate the day to day activities of the party since 2017, thus rendering activities at the party headquarters dormant.
The concerned partisans who trooped at the CDC headquarters in Greenville from across the County lamented that they have no one to talk with in terms of gathering information concerning activities of the party.
Vice Chairman Joe Jarwleh noted that some former and current officials of the party’s Sinoe Chapter who served prior to the 2017 presidential and legislative elections that brought the CDC to state power are no longer recognized by Chairman Lee Chea.
Jarwleh further explained that no effort is been made to create employment opportunities for many of those who rallied to help the party attain state power.
He noted that due to Superintendent Lee Nagbe Chea serving the county in two critical positions both of which demand his full attention and participation, it is only prudent that he (Supt Chea) relinquishes the party Chairmanship position because he cannot evenly serve in dual capacities and perform meaningfully to benefit the party and the citizens of Sinoe County.
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Lomax Sackor, our Sinoe County correspondent, started his media profession at Liberty Radio 105.5 FM in Greenville, Sinoe in 2017 as an announcer, reporter and finance officer. Lomax currently serves as an Administrator. He is a member of the Sinoe Journalists Association and has obtained advanced experience in media reporting having attended series of workshops. Lomax can be contacted via 0880935101 / 0775862083.
