Davies who heads the LBDI bank was quite straight to the point in addressing a social media criticism of US$200,000 mortgage by the government official who is considered as the closest to the President. He continued, “I (Davies) am aware of a request from Mr. McGill. He has often acted as President whenever President Weah is out of the country. Yerkula lamented that President Weah and his officials’ failure to declare their assets would cast dark clouds over the government’s readiness to prosecute corrupt officials. In February, President Weah himself came under the spotlight for his simultaneous demolition, construction and rehabilitation of his properties.

Source: Front Page Africa May 02, 2018 05:36 UTC