A sixteenth judicial circuit court of Liberia has issued an arrest warrant for Gbapolu County Superintendent Sam K. Zinnah, following a string of serious allegations ranging from economic sabotage to tax evasion.
According to the court order, Superintendent Zinnah is accused of engaging in multiple criminal acts, including fraud against the Internal Revenue of Liberia, misuse and theft of public funds, illegal disbursement of government money, and the unlawful acquisition of property.
Prosecutors allege that Zinnah unlawfully received compensation for his role in government affairs, in violation of established regulations. He is also accused of aiding or abetting other crimes, conspiring to commit illegal acts, and soliciting others to engage in criminal behavior.
The charges further include breaches of the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC) and Public Financial Management (PFM) laws, which govern how public contracts are awarded and how government funds are managed. Tax evasion is also among the offenses listed in the warrant, with claims that Zinnah deliberately failed to meet his tax obligations.
As of press time, law enforcement authorities have not confirmed whether Superintendent Zinnah is in custody. The case is expected to draw significant public attention given his position and the severity of the allegations.
