MONROVIA – After completing his first term in office, he passed the power of authority of government over to President Joseph N. Boakai who had defeated him in a fiercely contested election. He left the country for Europe on the same day he turned power over to Pres. Boakai.
Unofficial sources whispered that Weah had gone to attend a program and later made a stopover in Ghana before returning home.
However, there was a surprising twist to his return. According to sources from the CDC (Congress for Democratic Change), Weah’s own political party, the former Liberian leader and soccer icon was denied entry into the new VIP airport, which had been built during his administration.
Hundreds of people, his supporters eagerly awaited Weah’s arrival at the airport. The atmosphere was filled with anticipation and curiosity. Finally, the moment arrived when Weah’s plane touched down on the runway, and he emerged from the aircraft to greet the crowd.
Despite the unexpected denial of entry into the VIP airport, the people were overjoyed to see their beloved former president back on Liberian soil. He was allowed use of the old VIP terminal, where he moved with his cheering supporters.
They thronged around him, displaying great admiration and respect. The energy in the air was electrifying as people chanted his name and held up signs expressing their support and love.
Weah, being the charismatic leader that he was, addressed the crowd with a smile on his face and gratitude in his heart. He thanked them for their warm welcome and assured them that he had returned to Liberia with a renewed dedication a d love for his country and its people.
The journey of George Weah’s return to Liberia was not just a physical one but also symbolized a homecoming of leadership, hope, and unity.
