Kuoh, who was earlier barred from contesting the Liberia Football Association presidential race, appeared at the election venue alongside his campaign manager, Emmett Glassco. Glassco had also withdrawn from the race for a seat on the LFA Executive Committee prior to today’s voting process.
Their presence at the election comes amid heightened attention surrounding the conduct of the polls and the future leadership of Liberian football.
Despite their absence from the ballot, both men were seen monitoring proceedings as delegates cast votes to determine the next leadership of the football governing body.
The LFA elections are expected to shape the direction of football administration in Liberia over the coming years, with stakeholders closely watching the transparency and credibility of the process.
