Monrovia - The newly appointed head of the Internal Audit Authority Barten Nyeswa is not a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) - a credential requires for one to head such integrity entity. But the new appointee argues that the law doesn’t specify that in order to head the IAA one must hold a CPA. Joshua Clement, an auditor told FrontPageAfrica, the IAA head must have and be capable of signing audit report. But the newly appointed head of the IAA said that he has practice accounting for more than twenty years. "When you produce an audit report, people will want to know who signed the audit and it is right to be a professional auditor,” Clement said.

Source: Front Page Africa January 31, 2018 03:11 UTC