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President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has ordered the dismissal, suspension, and investigation of several senior government and security officials as his administration intensifies its crackdown on narcotics trafficking and related crimes.
President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has honored Ghanaian travel content creator Berthold Kobina Ackon, popularly known as Wodemaya, and Liberian entrepreneur and entertainment executive Jenkins S. Nyuma, also known as King Boog, for their contributions to promoting Liberia during the country’s 179th Independence Day celebrations.
Liberia’s Inspector General of Police, Col. Gregory Coleman, says investigators have uncovered evidence that serving police commanders used official police vehicles to escort what authorities describe as the country’s largest cocaine shipment from its coastal landing site to a storage location before it was later seized.
Former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has declined to engage criticism from singer and activist Miatta Fahnbulleh, who recently argued that Sirleaf’s greatest political legacy was helping pave the way for former President George Manneh Weah to lead Liberia.
Liberia’s Inspector General of Police, Col. Gregory Coleman, says investigators have uncovered evidence that serving police commanders used official police vehicles to escort what authorities describe as the country’s largest cocaine shipment from its coastal landing site to a storage location before it was later seized.
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