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08/04/2024

Premium News @6 April 9, 2024 edition. Please share your comments with us

1. $30 million loan scheme launched in electoral district #5 in B**g County

A $30 million dollars loan scheme has been launched as part of his legislative promises in electoral district #5.

The funds are intended to empower women to make businesses with five percent interest rate, electoral district #5 representative Eugene Kollie told the gathering.

To roll out the process, the district #5 lawmaker initially launched the loan program with a five million Liberian dollars.
He clarified that the money will be distributed by clan, adding that the money will be given void of political connections.

Speaking with some of the beneficiaries, they praised Representative Eugene Kollie for launching such a loan scheme that will benefit their lives.

They however want their colleagues manage the funds as intended.

The launching program was done over the weekend in Suakoko.
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2. EPA acting Executive Director wants corrupt tackle

The Environment Protection Agency acting Executive Director General Dr. Emmanuel Urey- Yarkpawolo has admonished Liberians to muster the courage and fight against corruption to witness societal growth.

According to him, corruption has since affected the country’s progress thus calling for its tackling.

He emphasized that corruption continues to destroy the country’s image.

The Environmental Protection Agency Acting Director General further challenged Liberians to demonstrate integrity to fight the menace in the society.

According to corruption index report, Liberia is the 149th most corrupt nation in the world.
Dr. Emmanuel Urey-Yarkpawolo was speaking recently when the Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College conferred Associate of Arts Degrees on 16 students from its two years degree granting institution.
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3. Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College to offer BSc soon

The Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College is expected to upgrade its Associate Degree program to a full flesh Bachelors’ program, its Acting President, Mr. Thomas Cisco has told journalists.

He clarified that proposal is subject to approval by the National Commission on Higher Education- the statutory for evaluating and approving tertiary institutions in Liberia.

Mr. Cisco explained that the Commission has accessed the facility, but are pending approval.
The Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College acting President stated that the institution has qualified staff to roll the BSc programs.

At the same time, the SMMTC acting president has announced that the institution is at the concluding stage of a partnership agreement with the Amah Touray Educational and Humanitarian Foundation from Australia for a technical cooperation partnership.

Upon completion, he says, the partnership will also focus on students and teachers exchange program, transfer of technology, transfer of learning materials, among others.
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4. Financial Intelligence Agency Officer In Charge, Mohammed Nasser vows to serve with integrity

Mr. Mohammed Nasser has vowed to serve with utmost integrity and commitment at the Financial Intelligence Agency of Liberia days after his appointment as Officer-In-Charge.

President Joseph Nyumah Boakai appointed Mr. Mohammed Nasser as OIC at the FIA days after the suspension of its Director General, Mr. Stanley Ford for reported financial malpractices.

The president took the decision on Friday, April 5 while urging him like other nominees, to serve with integrity, commitment and diligence to country.

A day after his appointment, Mr. Mohammed Nasser, a two times senatorial candidate in B**g County, took to his official page to express sincere gratitude to President Boakai for the preferment while promising to serve with the highest trust within his administration.

Mr. Nasser, a former president for the Federation of Liberian Youths- the Umbrella Organization for all youth institutions in Liberia, is responsible for the performance of the functions and powers, and for the day-to-day administration of the FIA.

He shall also be answerable to the President of Liberia for the proper administration and overall performance of the FIA.

The FIA is an independent and autonomous agency established to serve as the central, national agency of Liberia responsible for the receipt, analysis, and conduct preliminary investigations of suspicious transactions, currency transactions, other information relevant to money laundering, associated predicate offenses, terrorist financing, financing proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and proceeds of crime and other transactions determined by the FIA.

01/04/2024

Premium News @6 April 2, 2024 edition. Please share your comments with us

1. B**g’s Senator launches first free Medical Outreach at C.B. Dunbar Maternity Hospital; assures support to healthcare through national budget

B**g County Senator Prince Kermue Moye has launched the “First B**g Medical Outreach” at the C. B. Dunbar Maternity Hospital.

The initiative that is expected to be done in all of the health districts of the county is bringing together Specialists from across the country in various fields of medicine to provide comprehensive medical care to patients free-of-charge.

Speaking at the launch over the weekend, the Medical Director at the C.B. Hospital Dr. Arthur Jones Wuoh lauded Senator Moye for singlehandedly sponsoring the proposal from the health practitioners who are predominantly from B**g.

Dr. Wuoh termed the medical outreach as a great relief to most of the citizens of B**g who aren’t able to afford medical bills.

Officially launching the medical outreach, Senator Prince Kermue Moye promised the people of B**g that the situations that existed in the health sector during the past regime will stop.

He said the hospital and clinics across the country will be supported through the national budget to not be issuing prescriptions without medications, but a functional system that will treat the sick.

Senator Moye who refused to add a monetary value to his sponsorship of the initiative made it clear, that all districts will benefit from the outreach.

In June and July of this year, he disclosed, that an international medical team will join their Liberian counterparts to carry out hernia, myoma and goiter surgeries.
At the launch of the medical outreach, more than three hundred patients received medical care.

2. Liberia Agricultural Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA) DG promises robust modernization of the entity; says agricultural innovation plays a critical role in driving productivity and sustainability.

The Director-General of the Liberia Agricultural Commodity Regulatory Authority or LACRA is promising a robust modernization of the entity’s regulatory framework.

Mr. Christopher Sankolo has also vowed to work along with all stakeholders including national and international partners to modernize LACRA’s regulatory framework ensuring that it aligns with international best practices.

Mr. Sankolo was speaking recently at ceremonies marking his official takeover at LACRA on the Bushrod Island in Montserrado County.

He has meanwhile pledged to strengthen stakeholders’ engagement with actors of the agricultural sector in increasing productivity.

The LACRA boss has among other things, promised to promote agricultural innovation which plays a critical role in driving productivity and sustainability.

Speaking earlier, the Chairperson of the Board of LACRA Josephine George Francis stressed the need to prioritize farmers and farming groups across the country.

She noted that farmers have over the years been neglected and it was time to focus on their well-being.

The Liberia Agricultural Commodity Regulatory Authority is an agency of government responsible to promote the agriculture export trade of Liberia, to increase agriculture productivity, competiveness, value chain development and environmental sustainability especially for smallholders to promote a robust, competitive and modernized agriculture sector support of sustainable economic growth and development.

3. Senator Moye Awards Scholarships to Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College Graduates If....

B**g County Senator Prince Kaimue Moye has demonstrated his commitment to education by awarding scholarships to all sixteen graduates of the Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College.

The scholarships according to Senator Moye are contingent upon the National Commission on Higher Education granting the institution full degree-granting status.

The Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College, named in honor of Senator Moye's father, over the weekend celebrated its first graduation of sixteen students from various disciplines in its associate program.

Senator Moye emphasized during the ceremony that these graduates would not have to worry about tuition fees if the institution received approval to offer bachelor's degree programs.

In a gesture of recognition for academic excellence, Senator Moye presented five hundred United States dollars to the valedictorian of the graduating class.

Additionally, he awarded two hundred United States dollars each to the three top students following the valedictorian.

Furthermore, Senator Moye showcased his commitment to providing opportunities for the graduates by offering immediate employment to eight of them at his school and farm.

31/03/2024

Premium News @6 April 1, 2024 edition major stories. Please leave your comments under the post to be read during the program

1. B**g residents hail President Boakai for appointing Madam Martha Morris as Deputy Minister at the Health Ministry.

Some residents of B**g County are hailing President Joseph Nyumah Boakai for the appointment of Madam Martha C.T. Morris as Deputy Minister for Administration at the Ministry of Health.
On March 28, 2024, the E-mansion amongst other nominations, released the name of Madam Morris as DMA after her earlier appointment as Assistant Minister for Administration at the Ministry.
The President later met some senators at his office while expressing disappointment.
He later asked for the appropriate thing to be done while launching investigation into the issue within the Ministry of States for Presidential Affairs.
But speaking to station in Gbarnga, the B**g County inhabitants expressed explicit confidence in Madam Morris to occupy the post.
They encouraged her to serve with commitment, integrity and diligence as DMA at the Ministry of Health.
They want the President of the B**g County Health Workers Association, upon confirmation, make the difference and always consider national interest over personal relationship.

2. “Provide the evidences to prove your case” a Human Rights Defender tells Senator Nathaniel McGill days after he told Liberians that his sanction was a “mistaken identity”

The lead Human Rights Defender at the Delta Human Rights Foundation, Mr. Jessie Barchue Cole wants Senator Nathaniel Falo McGill provide evidences to prove his sanction case against him.
Recently, the Margibi County Senator told journalists that his sanction by the US was a “mistaken identity”.
According to Senator McGill, people used his voice and name to lie on him that later led to his sanction by the Global Magnisky Act for “massive corruption” in 2022.
But shortly reacting to the assertion, Mr. Jessie Cole said it’s rare, but will only be determined or proven at the Court.
He also wants the government take on the task to ensure his full investigation.
At the same time, the Delta Human Rights Foundation boss has pledged support for the establishment of the War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia.
Mr. Cole told Premium FM that the court will enable the accused to have their days in court.
He believes that the judicial process is not a witch hunt as perceived by many, but rather a place for justice.
He spoke in a recent Premium FM interview.

3. Save the Children Liberia to auction fairly used assets; encourages Liberians to acquire them

Save the Children Liberia has announced the opening of bids for the sale of some of its assets.
Making the disclosure to reporters recently, its head of Operations, Akim Sheriff described the assets as “fairly used”.
The assets include Toyota Land Cruiser vehicles including other vehicles, 65 KVA generators, Motor bikes, hard board mixer machines.
He explained that interested individuals and institutions can obtain a form to bid for any of the assets at the central office in Monrovia.
Akim Sheriff further encouraged authorities, CSOs, CBOs, individuals to take advantage of the opportunities to collect these valuable assets.
The bidding process, Akim Sheriff says, ends on Tuesday, April 2, 2024 with subsequent winners invited to make payment and collect the items as required.
The Save the Children Liberia Operation Manager spoke with reporters when the institution concluded a day long School related Gender based Violence and Capacity Building project awareness raising event with duty bearers on School Reporting Gender based violence in Gbarnga recently.

4. For the first time, Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College graduates 26 students in different disciplines; as three graduates get direct opportunities at the EPA

26 students have received academic credentials from the Sumo Moye Memorial Technical College.
Of the number, 16 persons received Associate of Arts Degrees in different fields of study while the remaining earned a certificate from its vocational training program, its Vice President for Administration, Mr. Jackson Dumoe told journalists.
According to its Acting President, Mr. Thomas Cisco, active academic activities began on March 1, 2021 with over one hundred students in various disciplines including education, agriculture, Public Administration, Natural Sciences, Environmental science, amongst others.
Mr. Cisco also praised donors and parents for their support at the two years degree granting institution.
At the same time, the commencement speaker Dr. Emmanuel Urey- Yarkpawolo has admonished the graduates to muster the courage to fight against corruption to witness societal growth.
According to him, corruption has since affected the country’s progress thus calling for the tackling of corruption in Liberia.
The Environmental Protection Agency Acting Director General further challenged the 26 graduates to demonstrate integrity to fight the menace in the society.
Meanwhile, Mr. Michael G. Bomosee and Tarnue Keimue, all from the Environmental Science Department, have been promised employment; while Musu Anniway will be empowered to teach environmental courses.

28/03/2024

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CDC’s Executive Thomas Fallah fearlessly blasts some executives and members of the party for calling for his suspension after he attended the induction program of Internal Affairs Minister, Francis Nyumalin

CDC’s National Vice Chair for Operations, Thomas Fallah has termed as a disservice and bravely blasted some executives and members of the party for recently calling for his suspension for attending the induction program of Internal Affairs Minister, Francis Nyumalin.

Recently, some executives and members of the Coalition for Democratic Change were consistently demanding the immediate suspension of Representative Fallah of Lofa County Electoral District #1 for attending the induction ceremony of Internal Affairs Minister, Francis Nyumalin.

They claimed that their VPO attended Minister Nyumalin’s induction program without the consent of the party, on grounds that prior to his appointment, the Minister threatened and masterminded the killing of ‘CDCians’ during the 2023 presidential and legislative elections in Lofa County.

But officially breaking silence on the matter during his appearance at the national headquarters of the party in Congo Town, Wednesday, March 27, 2024, Thomas Fallah expressed disappointment in those individuals who were championing said calls against him.

The Lofa County Electoral District #1 lawmaker maintained that since he formally joined the party over the years, there is no proven record within the CDC to indict him of betraying his political institution.

At the same time, Representative Thomas Fallah has questioned the sincerity of the call for his suspension after Minister Nyumalin was confirmed by the Liberian Senate, where CDC lawmakers formed part of said decision.

Credit: Bena FM Monrovia

28/03/2024

After many controversy, Madam Martha CT. Morris has been appointed as Deputy Minister at the Ministry of Health.

27/03/2024

Confirmation hearing of BCTC President nominated by President Joseph Boakai held at the Gbarnga Administration Building

25/03/2024

Premium News @6 March 26, 2024 edition

1. BCTC’s Board of Trustees to Confirm Dr. Alfredson Taikerweyah this Wednesday as students outline developmental plans upon approval

B**g County Technical College Board of Trustees is expected to host a confirmation hearing for Dr. Alfredson Taikerweyah as the College’s president replacing Dr. Roland Massaquoi.

The ceremony, according to a release under the signatures of Dr. Charles Mulbah, its Board Chairperson will take on Wednesday, March 27 at the Gbarnga Administrative Building.

The March 25, 2024 release also admonished citizens to grace the occasion.

Recently, President Joseph Nyumah Boakai nominated Dr. Taikerweyah to the position days after constituting the Board of Trustees.

The president also urged him, like other nominees, to serve with integrity, commitment and passion.

Since his appointment, many students have hailed President Joseph Boakai for the preferment; stressing that his leadership will deliver the College.

Most recently, several aggrieved students of the College protested against Dr. Roland Massaquoi’s leadership for among other issues stagnating the progress of the college thus calling for his immediate dismissal.
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2. Appoint a qualified son of B**g County to the Supreme Court Bench as Associate Justice

The Regional coordinator for the Justice and Peace Commission, Mr. George Philip Mulbah wants the appointment of a son of B**g County on the Supreme Court Bench.

According to Mr. Mulbah, the vacant seat should be occupied by a qualified son of the county.

Since 2022, B**g’s citizens have maintained calls for the Resident Circuit Court Judge, Cllr. J. Boimah Kontoe to be named as an Associate Justice, but such call has not yielded any positive result thus far.

Judge Kontoe who has practiced for decades in the country has also served as an Ad Hoc judge on the Supreme Court Bench if there’s a vacancy or absence of an Associate Justice in the country.

George Philip Mulbah wants the caucus make the necessary recommendation to the president for appointment stressing that such nominee will perform to the fullest in representing the country.

At the same time, the regional JPC coordinator wants the pretrial detainees’ cases handled to avoid over-crowdedness of the Gbarnga Prison Compound.

Currently, there are 289 inmates at the Gbarnga Central Prison instead of 130 inmates as was originally intended.

Meanwhile, Mr. George Philip Mulbah has also called on the Ministry of Justice to place volunteers on the payroll to ensure efficiency and productivity.

He thinks individuals who are volunteering their services at the various courts across the country should be given the chance rather than looking elsewhere for appointment.
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3. “Unpatriotic posture by citizens to refuse the country’s legal tender” says a classroom teacher

A renowned classroom teacher wants the Liberian Government through the Central Bank of Liberia release a “strong warning” against Liberians who are rejecting the Liberian Dollars ahead of the deadline.

Mr. Philip Lepolu Mulbah also attributed the citizens’ action to being unpatriotic.

Philip thinks if serious caveats are sent to the public, it will curtail citizens’ refusal.

The Central Bank of Liberia has since set March 31, 2024 as the deadline for what it calls “Liberia Series One and two or old money” which were printed between 2003-2009 and 2016-2017, with the latter carrying denominations of L$500 higher to be in circulation.

The CBL also clarified that these money will still be valid on the market even after the deadline.

But as it stands, many business people across the country have started refusing the money, thus causing serious embarrassment for others across the country.

There has also been report of fighting in some parts of the country while others are denied from transacting with the old money.

Philip Lepolu Mulbah however called on the Joseph Boakai government to be proactive.
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20/03/2024

Mr. Dennis Garsinii, a son of B**g County, speaks to the media.
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18/03/2024

Premium News @6 March 19, 2024 edition

1. Two residents beg President Boakai to appoint Mr. William Kotee, Jr. as Superintendent of B**g County; say he will unify the county

Two young men in Gbarnga, B**g County are appealing to President Joseph Nyumah Boakai to appoint Mr. William Kotee, Jr. as Superintendent of the County.

Mr. Wesley Diggs and Mr. Stephen Saywen said, Mr. William Kotee - a former campaign manager of the Unity Party in B**g County, will lead the county through unification.

They believe Mr. Kotee understands the superintendent position as well as things affecting residents of the county thus warning against a female leadership.

They pointed out that over the last 14 years, females have occupied the position and want a male to serve in the county.

Mr. Wesley Diggs and Mr. Stephen Saywen also noted that Mr. William Kotee will uphold and directly work with the County Council in projecting the development of B**g County.

Article 54 of the revised 1986 Liberian Constitution says the president shall nominate and with the consent of the senate, appoint and commission officials of the government.
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2. Calls intensify in B**g for the establishment of the War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia

A son of B**g County is craving for the establishment of the War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia.

Rev. James Karpee Saybay believes justice will be served to those who lost their families, friends and love ones during the 14 years deadly civil unrest in Liberia.

According to Saybay, the establishment of the court is not a witch hunt as perceived in the public; but rather to dispense justice.

The former member of the Joint Presidential Transitional Team also emphasized that the only way true justice will be served is to establish the War and Economic Crimes Court in the country.

Recently, over 40 members of the House of Representatives voted on the establishment of the War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia.
The proposal was later sent to the House of Senate for concurrence.

After a failed deliberation, the leadership of the Liberian Senate later voted to send the document into committee room and report in two weeks; prior to the Senate’s recess.

Since then, there has been heated calls for the establishment of the court in Liberia.
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17/03/2024

Premium News @6 Monday, March 18, 2024

1. B**g residents call for immediate action as marketers and traders reject legal tender

Several residents of B**g County have expressed disappointment in marketers refusing the country’s legal tender ahead of the official deadline.

The Central Bank of Liberia has since set March 31, 2024 as the deadline for what it calls “Liberia Series One and two or old money” which were printed between 2003-2009 and 2016-2017, with the latter carrying denominations of L$500 higher to be in circulation.

But as it stands, many business people across the country have started refusing the money, thus causing serious embarrassment for the ordinary citizens.

There has also been report of fighting in some parts of the country while others are denied from transacting with the old money.

Speaking on Premium FM over the weekend, the B**g County residents described the actions of marketers and traders as unprecedented.

They however want President Joseph Nyumah Boakai take immediate actions to save his government.

On May 6, 2021, the 54th National Legislature through a Joint Resolution agreed to print 48 Billion dollars and infuse it into the country’s economy in stages.

The National Legislature also confirmed the Central of Liberia’s monetary policy of getting rid of the old monies in circulation; thus setting March 31, 2024 as the target.

2. B**g Best award winning teacher seeks the education prioritized; says the country is pretending about education

An educator here in Gbarnga, B**g County wants education fully prioritized.

Mr. Philip Lepolu Mulbah argues that other ministries and agencies are fully supported rather than the Ministry of Education including EOs.

According to him, the country has been pretending about education due to the lack of support.

Mulbah explained that teachers’ motivation have been lacking thus leading to dissatisfaction in the classrooms as slow or weak monitoring system has been the order of the day.

This action, Philip says, is seriously undermining the educational system.

The two times B**g County Best Teacher award winner from the Ministry of Education further called on parents to improve their efforts by giving their fullest support to their children’s education and regularize visitations on their campuses.

At the same time, Mr. Philip Lepolu Mulbah has called on the current government to uphold support for the 2011 education reform act of Liberia by dedicating at least 20% support from the national budget.

He also thinks the full implementation of the education reform act will curtail the "too many political influences".

President Joseph Nyumah Boakai has since promised to prioritize education under his “ARREST” mantra.

3. Vision for Brighter Future Chief Executive Officer donates to the Muslim Community, wants them maintain the country's peace

Vision for Brighter Future Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Rennie Viah, has identified with the Muslim Community in observance of the Holy Month of Ramadan.

According to Mr. Viah, it was his diligent effort of identifying with the community as they observe their month of fasting.

He admonished the community to keep praying for the country.

The Vision for Brighter Future CEO then presented six bags of 25 kg rice to the “most needed vulnerable people” in the community.

Under his institution, Mr. Rennie Viah has promised to engage in several vocational activities to empower young people to be independent in the society.

Receiving the rice, Mr. Sheck Abdulai Sheriff lauded Mr. Viah and team for the donation.

They admonished him to keep visiting the community thus promising to always remember him.

Muslims in Liberia commenced their fasting on Monday, March 11, 2024.

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17/03/2024

President Joseph Boakai appoints Board of the B**g County Technical College

B**g County Technical College (BCTC) appointees are:

1. Dr. Charles Mulbah, Chairman
2. Joseph S. Quoinnah, Co-Chairman
3. President of BCTC, Secretary
4. Abraham Nyanforkollie, Member
5. Theresa Voker, Member
6. Hon. Johnny K. Kpehe, Member (Senate)
7. Hon. Robert Flomo Womba, Member (House of Representatives)
8. Bishop Minikon Nyapan, Member
9. Joe Canmon Gbarmokollie, Member
10. Superintendent of B**g County, Member
11. County Education Officer, Member
12. ArcelorMittal Liberia, Member
13. China Union, Member
14. Director General NCHE, Member
15. Minister of Education, Ex-Officio

16/03/2024

Vision for Brighter Future Chief Executive Office, Mr. Rennie Viah donates rice to the Muslim Community in Gbarnga, B**g County in observance of the Holy Month of Ramadan.

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16/03/2024

Rev. James Karbee Saybay, a former member of the Joint Presidential Transitional Team speaks on several national issues including BCTC on Premium FM

09/03/2024

Senator Prince Moye address the Media in B**g

19/02/2024

BCTC students Protest seeking the removal of Dr. Massaquoi

07/02/2024

President Boakai Mandates GAC To Audit CBL, EPS And NSA

Executive Mansion, Monrovia: The President of the Republic, H.E Joseph Nyuma Boakai has directed the General Auditing Commission (GAC) to conduct a comprehensive audit of three key government institutions, including the Central Bank of Liberia, the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Executive Protection Service (EPS).

President Boakai, in a communication to the Auditor General of the GAC, requests that the audit covers the period between 2018 and 2023, and that it the findings be reported in three months.

The audit period spans the six-year stewardship of the erstwhile government, which President Boakai promised to audit as President.

The audit of the three institutions marks the beginning of a holistic audit of government ministries and agencies in keeping with the President’s commitment to fighting corruption as well as ensuring transparency and accountability in the governance of the country.

President Boakai at different public engagements, most notably, the campaign period, the inaugural address and the annual message committed and recommitted to ensuring that a comprehensive audit of the previous government is done.

During his Annual Message, President Boakai announced that what his predecessor reported on the state of the country’s financial standing at the CBL was far from reality based on documentary records and re-emphasized the need to audit the CBL and other agencies.

"The net international reserves position reported at the end of December 2023 was US$220 million. The report of US $40 million as the GoL’s consolidated account balance as at January 19, 2024 is not supported by the fact. The balance reported by the CBL as of the same date was US$20.5 million, highly encumbered, NOT US$40 million," President Boakai announced during the Annual Message.

He furthered that "to this end, we re-emphasize our earlier commitment to audit and ensure that regular audits will be a culture across all branches of government, not only the Executive."

It will also be the first time in years that the EPS and NSA, two security entities that receive budgetary allocations, are being audited.

Source: Executive Mansion-Liberia

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