Monrovia — Government’s move to evict the country’s main opposition political party, the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) on the ‘order of the court’ has been greeted with massive criticisms and condemnation by different political groupings and individuals.
Court sheriffs, backed by officers of the Liberia National Police (LNP), stormed the CDC headquarters early Saturday morning, August 23, 2025 to enforce a court-ordered eviction.
During the eviction exercise, several structures including a signature project – the Munah Pelham Technical and Vocational Institute (Munah-Tech) were all crushed to the ground.
The demolition was triggered by a ruling by the Sixth Judicial Circuit Court which awarded the 4.23-acre property near Bernard’s Beach to the Estate of Martha Stubblefield Bernard.
