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Liberia is now expected to uphold its security stature with its presidential elections just a year away after the United Nations mission in the country handed back national security to its forces.
Robert Kodingo and Hannane Ferdjani seek answers from Russell Geekie the chief of public information with the UN mission in Liberia as to why the change of guard had to happen.
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