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McGill, who was sanctioned by the U.S. Government for multiple corruption and criminal activities, has now been cleared by officials of the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission appointed by the CDC government. This raises serious questions about the credibility and independence of the fight against corruption in Liberia.

Cooper after damaging your character in the district, you are telling your people to welcome you back in the district on March 15. You are shameless too O. 😂

So the welcoming on Facebook is not enough? For nothing big show brabee. Cooper dah BM! 😂🏃‍♂️

The Assets Recovery and Property Retrieval Taskforce has reported that more than US$6 million and L$800 million were allegedly funneled through the bank accounts of companies linked to Finda Bundoo and daughter Anita Jallah between 2020 and the present.

According to the Taskforce, the transactions raise serious concerns of money laundering and financial impropriety.

Cllr. Martin disclosed that the investigation has so far connected over 40 individuals to the suspicious financial activities. He noted that Finda Bundoo and her daughter remain persons of interest and emphasized that efforts are underway to ensure their arrest.

Cllr. Martin confirmed the arrest of Edward Pun-Pun, an employee of the Ministry of Commerce, for his alleged role in facilitating fraudulent transactions. He added that Saah Johnson, owner of Macycle, a motorcycle trading business, has also been linked to the scheme, with claims that his company was used as a channel for dubious financial flows.

Separate Case: US$800,000 Unaccounted for at Ministry of Foreign Affairs
In a separate development, the Taskforce has referenced an ongoing investigation involving MDMC John Bouboty and Acting Minister Duncan Sawyer regarding the alleged misappropriation of US$800,000 earmarked for renovation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. According to the Taskforce, the funds in question cannot be accounted for, prompting further scrutiny.

He wants all contracts signed with Youboty by the government be cancelled.

"Free lunch time is over" Cllr Edwin Kla Martin

These were some of the photos displayed by the Head of Taskforce of properties he claimed dubiously acquired through stolen assets by Madam Bundoo

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