NAYMOTE Report Flags Poor Constituency Engagement, Absent District Offices
By Amos Harris NAYMOTE Partners for Democratic Development has raised serious concerns regarding the performance, accessibility, and accountability of lawmakers across Liberia, citing widespread deficiencies in constituency engagement and public communication. The concerns are detailed in the organization’s 2026 Legislative Constituency Monitoring Report (Second Edition), which evaluates legislative activities conducted between July 17 and October 9, 2026. The report assesses lawmakers across five primary performance indicators: district office operations, constituency visits, town hall meetings, media and radio engagement, and formal reporting. The findings present a troubling assessment of legislative representation, indicating that many lawmakers fail to maintain meaningful contact wit…
