Liberia, June 23 -- Liberia's National Elections Commission (NEC) is reportedly experiencing growing internal tensions following a series of staff reassignments and administrative changes undertaken under the leadership of Chairman Jonathan T. Weedor.

The developments have sparked concerns among employees and observers who fear the changes could deepen divisions within the institution and undermine staff morale.

The NEC had previously endured periods of internal disagreements and staff dissatisfaction during the tenure of former Chairperson Davidetta Browne Lansanah. Following her resignation, many employees and election stakeholders had hoped the new leadership would prioritize unity, professionalism, and institutional stability.

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