While no violence was reported, Monrovia’s usually bustling streets were quieter than normal, as many residents opted to stay home, fearing possible unrest.
President Boakai’s office has yet to respond publicly to the protest or its demands.
“Enough Is Enough”: Liberians protest for justice, jobs, and accountability
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