11/30/2025
Breaking!!! Montserrado District-3 Rep. Sumo Mulbah joins Unity Party.
"Making this decision was straightforward, driven by the interest of one country and people. I am a registered member of The All-Liberia Party, but I prioritize the well-being of the Liberian people over Party allegiance.
I believe in a leader and vice president who do not ignore corruption and who understand that justice must be served. I support revenue policies that improve everyone's lives, not just a select few. I appreciate the current stability during the dry season and the decrease in gasoline prices. I also trust that ongoing work by Public Works across the city will continue to improve our community.
Considering the many government initiatives and support aimed at fulfilling promises to the public, I plan to submit my party membership resignation letter on Monday evening to participate in the good governance process led by President Joseph N. Boakai. I am dedicated to backing a progressive government that serves and collaborates with the people.
To My Party-ALP: I truly value my time with you, but we all share a goal of a better Liberia. A better Liberia is visible from any perspective when those in leadership are doing well. Governance isn’t about jealousy or envy; it's about cooperation, communication, and understanding. You did nothing wrong, and I enjoyed my time with all of you; however, Liberia's interests must come first. Remember, the 1986 Constitution of Liberia affirms citizens' rights to associate with groups under Article 17.
It states that everyone has the right to gather peacefully, consult on common issues, instruct their representatives, petition the government for redress, and fully associate with, or refuse to associate with, political parties, trade unions, and other organizations. This fundamental right is guaranteed in Chapter III of the Constitution, which covers basic rights and state policy principles.
To the Party I am Joining- UP: I am not here to remain silent on issues impacting the people of District #3. My planned involvement reflects the effort and progress already achieved. No reputable policy expert can overlook the advancements so far. I will join you all on December D Day, along with my supporters and the people of District # 3, to support these initiatives. Any change from your good hands will also change the narrative. Please keep those good hands working.
The People of District # 3 and Supporters
I am someone who doesn’t hide my feelings. I was elected to pilot the aircraft of District #3 and land it safely at an airport where everyone will survive. In just two years, we have experienced significant change, and I hope to see more, aimed at building a new Liberia for all.
About 65% of the residents in District #3 supported my involvement in this process, and I told you I needed time to assess everything thoroughly. I am not influenced by propaganda, large budgets, grand speeches, ambitious proposals, or a quickly changing campaign trajectory; instead, I am inspired by a commitment to people's lives and the effort to improve the country's long-suffering condition.
Conclusion:
Let my coming demonstrate to all opposition that we share a common goal: the Liberian people. Achieving a better Liberia means uniting minds rather than dividing them. If a leader is not doing well, give him a chance to improve and support him with ideas, rather than tearing him down through gossip.
Bringing him down is like bringing yourself down. Conversely, if a leader is doing well, support him to make the country better. One country, one people, one mind."
- Montserrado District-3 Representative, Sumo Mulbah
