LCC Denies Rumors of President Samuel Reeves’ Suspension

The Liberia Council of Churches (LCC) has denied claims that its President, Rev. Dr. Samuel Reeves, was suspended for criticizing President Boakai. Secretary General Rev. Dr. Christopher Toe described these rumors as baseless, urging the public and media to disregard such misinformation and maintain the organization’s credibility.

The Liberia Council of Churches (LCC) has refuted rumors circulating on social media regarding the suspension of its President, Rev. Dr. Samuel Reeves, for three months. These claims emerged over the weekend after Rev. Reeves publicly criticized President Joseph Boakai for the acquisition of a luxury Lexus SUV costing over $400,000.

The supposed comments by Rev. Reeves, which gained significant attention online, implied that President Boakai had contradicted his earlier commitment to use cost-effective transportation, notably “ride a wheelbarrow” to work. However, Rev. Dr. Christopher Toe, Secretary General of the LCC, labeled these rumors as unfounded and crafted by detractors.

Rev. Toe clarified that the leadership of the LCC, with Rev. Reeves at the helm, has neither condemned President Boakai’s actions nor convened any meetings regarding a member’s suspension. He emphasized that such claims are false and urged the public to dismiss them. Additionally, Rev. Toe encouraged anyone propagating misinformation to be accountable and raised concerns about the negative impact of these stories on the LCC’s credibility.

Moreover, he urged media professionals to reject these misleading narratives, asserting that they do not accurately reflect the LCC’s viewpoint on national matters.

In conclusion, the Liberia Council of Churches has clearly denied any claims regarding the suspension of Rev. Dr. Samuel Reeves. The organization is committed to maintaining its credibility and urges the public and media to refrain from spreading unverified information. The clarification reinforces the LCC’s leadership stance and aims to alleviate concerns stemming from these rumors.

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