We are concerned that your governance of the Liberian State leaves a desire for closer scrutiny of your democratic credentials and disposition to strengthening Liberia’s democratic aspirations, fighting corruption, protecting and advancing human rights protection and adhering to good governance principles.

But in here, I will restrict my subject to the Oil Sector:

1. 1. I will urge you to discontinue, suspend and freeze your burning desire to move on with the planned prospective bidding for the sale of oil blocks in the harper basin;
2. 2. In the same vein we are urging the International Community and potential investors to disengage from participation into this sector under the current operational, legal and regulatory regime under your government for doing otherwise, will be doing so at their own risk for future governments will not be so obliged;
3. 3. The OIL SECTOR is a valuable national resource which if not properly and sustainably managed, could very well become another curse, the worst there could be, like the Iron Ore, gold, diamond, timber, rubber, water, fisheries and other sectors that may lead to a disruption of our democratic onward march, progress and violent conflicts;
4. 4. The OIL SECTOR will be prepared and ready for commercialization that will benefit the Liberian people if the following happens as necessary PRECONDITIONS. We are also very much aware that you are running the third term of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and just as it was under her corrupt regime; Liberia is wholesomely under sale and being mortgaged under your failed leadership and equally corrupt regime. on sale under your failed leadership.
5. 5. Necessary PRECONDITIONS:
a. The modified, amended statute or the Petroleum Reformed Law is a new law to govern a national public resource or asset and as far as public interest is concerned, its was done in outmost secrecy and without an iota of transparency;
1. b. The aforesaid new law was not subject to peer review, scrutiny or public participation which are good governance principles that must characterize all manners of public interest and resource governance;
2. c. All these characteristic present challenges to the OIL SECTOR which must be rectified,or corrected to ensure that the SECTOR is properly governed;