The National Elections Commission (NEC), says it has commenced payment to Temporary Elections Workers that served as Poll Workers at the 5,890 Polling Places across the Country
during the 10 October 2023 Presidential and Legislative Elections.
The NEC hired the services of the Guaranty Trust (GT) Bank to transact the Mobile Money
payment to each of the Temporary Workers. Payment is expected to be concluded
later this week according to the Bank.
The Commission informs the Temporary Elections Workers that payment has been
made to staff in most of Lower Montserrado, Margibi, Upper Nimba, Lofa, River
Cess, River Gee and Maryland Counties. The NEC will also begin payment to staff
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from Upper Montserrado, Upper Nimba, Bong, Grand Gedeh, Grand Kru, Grand
Cape Mount and Bomi Counties later today.
The Commission assures Temporary Electoral Workers that all is being done to
address their payments concerns while thanking them for their tireless efforts in
contributing to the promotion of democracy in Liberia.
Please I work and have not received
my own payment yet… TSA 103954
NEC made a wise decision to pay temp.., if not by proxy.
With executive connection to the Jamaican dollar, it would be reasonable to bring JD in exchange for my LRD. Even if paid in USD or Liberian dollars, before this Jamaican gets my LRD currency we should at least see JD in the Liberian market to get some value in the absence of USD. Liberian currency should worth its spendy power in Liberia.