In a surprising turn of events, Dr. Lester Tenny, a prominent figure within the former ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), has announced his resignation from the party. While the exact reasons behind his departure remain unclear, sources close to the matter indicate that Dr. Tenny has expressed dissatisfaction with certain aspects of the party’s functioning.
Known for his candid nature, Dr. Tenny has been a vocal critic of the perceived shortcomings within the CDC. Over time, he has openly spoken out against various issues plaguing the party, demonstrating his commitment to addressing the party’s flaws. His departure marks a significant blow to the CDC. He is the second most senior official within the party, to resign from party of soccer legend George Weah. The first was party chairman Mulbah Morlu.
Dr. Tenny’s resignation highlights the growing dissent within the CDC and raises questions about the party’s ability to maintain its unity. As a seasoned politician, his departure is likely to impact the future dynamics of the former ruling party.
The news of Dr. Tenny’s resignation has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, with many speculating about the potential ramifications for the CDC. As the party navigates through this challenging period, it remains to be seen how it will address the concerns raised by Dr. Tenny and regain the confidence of its members.
The resignation of Dr. Lester Tenny from the CDC underscores the need for introspection within the party. It serves as a reminder that internal dissent and grievances must be addressed promptly to ensure the party’s long-term stability and success.
