Monrovia – Members of the House of Representatives have voted to suspend Montserrado County District 10 Representative, Yekeh Kolubah, for thirty session days without salaries and benefits.
The decision was made during the House’s regular sitting, following a report from its Rules, Order, and Administration Committee.
According to a statement from the House, the suspension was prompted by a complaint filed by Rep. Johnson Williams, who accused his colleague Kolubah of constant insults and disruptive behavior.
The statement said the committee’s report emphasized the need to maintain decorum and respect within the legislative body, leading to the decision to suspend Rep. Kolubah.
This latest decision by the House of Representatives aims to uphold its rules and ensure a respectful working environment for all members.
It also underscores the importance of adhering to the established code of conduct and maintaining professionalism within the legislative process.
Trokon S. Wrepue is a Liberian journalist with 9 years of experience in the practice of journalism. Over the years, Trokon has reported on women and children issues, investigated public and private sectors corruption, environmental challenges and other critical human interest stories. He is currently the Editor of News for OK FM, one of Liberia’s premier media institutions in Monrovia. Besides being a journalist, Trokon is also a Mandela Washington Fellow. In 2022, he travelled to California in the US where he studied leadership, culture and diversities at the California State University. In 2023, he travelled to Johannesburg in South Africa and attended the Mandela Washington Fellowship Symposium of Young African Leaders.
