MONROVIA, May 7 -- The former President of the Liberia Council of Churches (LCC) Bishop Kortu K. Brown has named bigotry, high level of division amongst Liberians and the snail-pace of the formation of a government comprising mostly of officials from political parties as issues that characterized the first 100 days in office of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai.

Bishop Brown said the peaceful conduct of the 2023 elections, acceptance of the results and concession to defeat by political parties give Liberia a "big boost" to the outside world.

However, he added, that the democratic transition which brought President Boakai to power marks a new transition and era for Liberia and its citizens, but the government is challenged barely three month...