In a sharp rebuttal, Ansu Sesay, CEO of Sesay Brothers Construction, dismissed the claims, insisting his company is only working in line with the design provided by LACE. The town hall project, launched years ago under Senator Prince Moye when he served as District #2 Representative, was supposed to be a landmark of community pride. Meanwhile, Bong County Superintendent Loleyah Hawa Norris has stepped into the fray, urging residents to remain calm while promising swift intervention. Norris vowed to engage both LACE and Sesay Brothers to make immediate adjustments and restore public confidence. As the standoff deepens, the Demanta Kokoyah town hall project is no longer just about bricks and mortar; it has become a litmus test for government credibility, accountability in public contracts, and the safety of ordinary Liberians.