[Liberian Observer] Former Commerce and Industry Minister, Amin Modad, has pushed back strongly against mounting public speculation of a political fallout with President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, insisting that his October 2024 resignation was a personal decision driven by security threats, misinformation, and risks to his family — rather than a loss of presidential confidence.
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