UL Students To have Dinner With Gray
Students of the state run Institution, ” the University of Liberia (UL)”, vowed to have dinner with the defeated Montserrado county District #8 lawmaker, Acarous Moses Gray of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) who once upon the time led a group of thugs and pandits on the campus under the auspices of having breakfast with them, which resulted in a chaotic scene, leaving many others terribly injured.
“The Vanguard Students Unification Party (SUP) don’t forgive, we settle scores. We’re not going to have lunch with Moses Acarous Gray but we will be having dinner with him,” UL students disclosed over the weekend during their press conference.
Early Monday afternoon on March 13, 2023, Gray led several of his supporters including some disadvantaged youths (Zogos) in what he characterized as having lunch with the University students, “the Students Unification Party (SUP)” after several public officials were reportedly denied from entering the campus, based on their alleged corrupt actions and misuse of power.
Approaching them on that day, Gray’s followers engaged in a serious rock riot with Supists, but Gray used a maximum force to overcome the students, leaving several of them terribly injured while others managed to escape the campus before the arrival of Rep. Yekeh Kolubah of Montserrado District #10 who went to rescue them.
Some of Gray supporters were spotted smoking Marijuana on the UL Campus, claiming to be in full control of the facility to protect Rep. Gray present.
Upon the arrival of the controversial Montserrado district #10 Lawmaker , Yekeh Kolubah, Gray escaped the facility as a man believed to be his supporter only identified as Ansu Sirleaf was captured and manhandled.
Following Gray’s action, the University authority had to suspend activities for indefinite time in order to provide a conducive atmosphere for the students.
This and many other factors contributed to Gray losing his elected position in the just ended 2023 representative and presidential elections as a lawmaker of Montserrado District #8 after serving for 12 years.
Gray and Weah’s defeat as representative and president respectively has put UL students at advantage to go after Gray for the chaotic scene he caused on the campus on that day,early this year.
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