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Internal Wrangling, Allegations of Corruption Mar Liberia’s Premier Anti-graft Institution Internal Wrangling, Allegations of Corruption Mar Liberia’s Premier Anti-graft Institution Share Monrovia – Liberia’s Premier anti-graft institution, the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) continues to sink into a sea of one controversy after another since the appointment of its embattled outgoing Executive Chairperson, Cllr, Ndubuisi Nwabudike. The LACC was established by an act of Legislature on August 28, 2008 with the mandate to investigate and prosecute acts of corruption, as well as educate the public about the ills of corruption and the benefits of its eradication. But two of the commission’s top officials, Vice Chairperson, Cllr. Kanio Bai Gbala and Current Executive Director Mohammed E. Fahnbulleh are currently wrapped in a web of claims and counter claims over allegations of corruption, unlawful employment and administrative lapses, dampening th ....
That the rule of law in Liberia is in crisis goes without question. Courts of law which should be dispensers of cool and unadulterated justice, are plagued with corruption with reports of judges and judicial officials receiving bribes. Lawyers are also not exempt from accusations of unethical behavior as well. Further down the line, the criminal justice system is weak and corruption prone. Reports of unethical behavior and human rights abuses by Police and security officers are widespread. Too often the Police have been accused of displaying blatant partisan bias in the enforcement of the law. This has led to marked decreased public confidence in the Police and there are very little signs that this situation may change anytime soon. Rising incidents of mob justice and the increasing rate of violent crimes are clear signs of trouble suggesting a lack of public trust in the Police. ....
Nwabudike explains amid resignation The ally, Cllr. Ndubuisi Nwabudike, who yesterday resigned his post as chairperson of LACC, has been plagued by ethical problem ever since he President Weah nominated him to head the National Elections Commission last year. Although the Senate rejected his nomination on grounds that he acquired Liberian citizenship illegally, he had been staying on the LACC jobs due to the favour of the President despite been unfix to holding such position per Part IV Section 6.3 of the Act creating the LACC , which limited the chairperson position to only Liberian. The President, whose decision to prioritize Nwabudike was observed in the public with suspicion, recalled the NEC nomination, but allow him to continue to serve as LACC chair in the midst of huge public outcry for his removal. ....
The Daily Observer has learned that the Liberian Senate has sent a written communication to President George M. Weah, advising him to ask the head of the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commision, Cllr. N’dubuisi Nwabudike, to resign. The decision was reached in an executive session on Thursday as the House of Senate took into consideration the level of distrust Cllr. A. Ndubuisi Nwabudike’s presence has brought to the country’s foremost anti-graft institution, specifically, the controversy about his nationality started. A section of the Liberian population has moved to Social Media to react to the news. Social media reactions to news of Nwabudike’s resignation. ....
Liberia: CPP Chairman Cummings Mocks President Weah’s ‘Take Note’ Warning to Officials, Says No Political Will to Fight Corruption Liberia: CPP Chairman Cummings Mocks President Weah’s ‘Take Note’ Warning to Officials, Says No Political Will to Fight Corruption Share Monrovia – Tough-talking opposition leader Alexander Cummings says President George Weah’s pledge to fight corruption in his State of the Nation Address was just another long list of broken promises he keeps making to the Liberian people. Taking a deep swipe at President Weah’s pledge to fight corruption during his inauguration in 2018, Mr. Cummings said three years later, the Weah-led government has not only failed to fight corruption, his “administration has embraced the menace and surrendered to it.” ....