Senator Moye Refutes Claims of Plot Against Senate Pro-Tempore Karngar-Lawrence
Senator Prince Moye has refuted rumors regarding his involvement in a scheme to unseat Senate Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karngar-Lawrence. Allegations suggested Moye was with a group of 17 senators plotting her removal, linked to the opposition CDC. Moye stated, “Not true. I didn’t attend any meeting last night to replace Sen. Karngar Lawrence.”
Senator Prince Moye, the Chair of the Senate Committee on Ways, Means, and Finance, has denied allegations suggesting that he was part of a scheme to displace Senator Nyonblee Karngar-Lawrence from her role as Senate Pro-Tempore. These rumors surfaced amid claims that Moye was part of a group of 17 senators advocating for her ousting, with suggestions that he could potentially take over her position.
Reports linked the supposed plot to the opposition Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), indicating a collective attempt to unseat Karngar-Lawrence, who represents Grand Bassa County. Moye, representing Bong County, refuted these assertions when approached by FrontPageAfrica, clearly stating, “Not true. I didn’t attend any meeting last night to replace Sen. Karngar Lawrence.”
In summary, Senator Moye unequivocally denies his involvement in any discussions or meetings aimed at removing Senator Karngar-Lawrence. He has emphasized the unfounded nature of these rumors suggesting a political coup within the Senate. Moye’s statement reinforces his position and clarifies his commitment to the current Senate leadership.
In conclusion, Senator Prince Moye has explicitly denied participation in any alleged plot to oust Senate Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karngar-Lawrence. The rumors concerning a potential coup involving 17 senators, including Moye, have been firmly rejected. Moye’s clarifications highlight the lack of validity in these claims and reinforce the current Senate leadership.
Original Source: frontpageafricaonline.com
