MONROVIA: Dr. Jewel Howard-Taylor, Liberia’s immediately past Vice President has expressed deep sadness upon hearing about the replacement of Julie Endee as the country’s Cultural Envoy.
The former Liberian Vice President writing on Social Media expressed how unbearable she felt after hearing that Julie Endee has been replaced from her position.
According to her, there are reports suggesting that Endee’s presence at the City of Hope dedication occasion may have led to her removal as the Country’s Culture Ambassador. Something she describes as deeply troubling.
“It deeply saddens me to learn that Queen Juli Endee has now been relieved of her position as Culture Ambassador—a role she served with honor and dignity, bringing our rich culture to life in all sectors of society. Reports suggest that her presence at the City of Hope event may have led to her removal, which is deeply troubling.”
Replicating, Madame Taylor narrated that the situation reflects a growing intolerance within the government, undermining the very fabric of the country.
“We are meant to be one nation, one people, with one destiny. Now, more than ever, we need to embrace reconciliation and collective nation-building.” She Wrote
Meanwhile, former Vice President Taylor is urging President Joseph N. Boakai, to put an end to divisive policies and postures. Liberia is in dire need of unity and peace to move forward and thrive.
“The Constitution mandates the government to unify us all. Mr. President, it is time to honor that mandate and bridge the divide that is threatening to tear our nation apart.” She Concludes