River Cess’ county information officer Isaac Williams has confirmed that the county council sitting which was earlier scheduled for Saturday October 27 has been indefinitely postponed.
Speaker Chambers Faces Criticisms for Comments Exempting Legislature From Probe
The Concerned Citizens United to Bring Our Money Back, also, referred to as COCUBOMB, has criticized House Speaker Bhofal Chambers for his recent comments excluding the legislature from questioning by international investigators examining the case of the missing billions of Liberian banknotes.
Speaker’s Office Accuses Media of Misinterpreting His Statement
The office of Speaker Bhofal Chambers has accused the media of misinterpreting the context of the comments made by him during a press conference held last week at his capitol building office.
Contractors Begin Work on Office for Margibi’s Second District
When he was campaigning a year ago, Rep. Ivar Jones vowed to construct a district office in his first 100 days in office. Though the amount of time has elapsed, Jones recently broke grounds for the construction of a facility that will contain his office and that of the district development council.
Grand Bassa Lawmaker Wants House to Submit to Missing Billion Probe
After House Speaker Bhofal Chambers made a controversial comment that the legislature cannot be invited by any institution for investigation into the missing billions in Liberian banknotes, Grand Bassa’s fifth district representative, Thomas Goshua, has differed by saying no one is above the law.
Liberian Contesting for U.S. City Council Position Receives Unsung Hero Award
Wynfred Russell, the Liberian running for city council position in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, has received the 2018 Virginia McKnight Binger Unsung Hero Award. The award was presented by the McKnight Foundation and the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits.
COCUBOMB Extols U.S. Intervention to Investigate Reported Missing Billions
The Concerned Citizens United to Bring Our Money Back, also known as COCUBOMB, has praised the United States government for its intervention to investigate Liberia’s reported missing billions.
US Embassy: Independent Forensics Firm Will Investigate Missing Billions, Not FBI
The U.S. government has responded to Liberia’s request for the Federal Bureau of Investigation to assist the government’s ongoing investigation of the reported missing billions of Liberian dollars.