- Goodluck Jonathan is in Liberia as an election observer
- The former president lead a delegation of the United States’ National Democratic Institute (NDI) International Elections Observation Mission to Liberia’s presidential run-off polls
- The delegation comprises of 35 political and civic leaders, elections experts and regional specialists
The former president of Nigeria Goodluck Jonathan is currently in Liberia as a leader of the delegation of the United States’ National Democratic Institute (NDI) International Elections Observation Mission to monitor presidential run-off polls, slated to hold Tuesday, December 26.
The election is between the ruling Unity Party candidate and current Vice President, Joseph Nyumah Boakai, and George Weah of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC).
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The NDI delegation comprises 35 political and civic leaders, elections experts and regional specialists from 18 countries across Africa, Europe and North America.
They are: Atifete Jahjaga, former president of Kosovo, Hanna Tetteh, former minister of foreign affairs of Ghana, and NDI regional director, Christopher Fomunyoh.
Jonathan lead a United States' National Democratic Institute (NDI) delegation to observe rerun presidential election in Liberia.
The delegation consists of 35 political and civic leaders, elections experts and regional specialists from 18 countries.
The election is between Joseph Boakai, incumbent vice-president and George Weah, retired football star.
In a previous report by NAIJ.com, as leader of the delegation of the United States’ National Democratic Institute (NDI) International Elections Observation Mission to Liberia’s presidential run-off polls, former President Goodluck Jonathan arrived Monrovia on Monday, December 25.
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Source: Naija.ng