Monrovia – Former chairperson of the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) Cllr. He added that the government should review its funding to integrity institutions particularly the LACC in the national budget. The former LACC boss said while steering the affairs of the commission, 164 corruption cases were recieved, out of which 59 were assessed, investigated and completed for prosecution. He called on Liberians to join integrity institutions in demanding relevance and support, noting that integrity institutions are “sine qua non” (second to none) for good and open governance. Cllr Charles J. L Gibson, Officer in charge of the LACC, appreciated President Weah for giving him the opportunity to serve the institution.

Source: Front Page Africa March 04, 2019 01:05 UTC