By Joseph Tumbey /josephtumbey@gmail.com
The President Pro Tempore of the Liberian Senate, Albert T. Chea warns Agents of Anti-graph institutions to desist sharing information with Journalists for the public consumption.
Chie said, he blames the public procurement Concession Commission (PPCC) and the Liberia Anti-corruption Commission( LACC) over the recent public reactions on the article published indicating that the National Elections Commission spent the Amount of $182,320.00 US to rent 20 pieces of facial recognition device “thermometer” from Tuma enterprise .
Speaking at the the first day of Public Procurement Concession Commission Third Annual Forum at the Ministerial Complex in Monrovia on Wednesday December, 1,2021. He calls for immediate and effective collaboration within the Anti-graph Agencies to refrain sharing information with Journalist.
“Agencies are linking confidential information to media and written in news paper ,which shows they are lacking complete collaboration” the Liberia Senate Pro-Tempory asserted.
However, President Weah graced (PPCC) for working with their Anti-graph partners to restore some confidence and encouraged them to continue their work by bringing integrity to the highest esteem in Liberia.
According to the President, all anti- graph institutions have being given more attention by his administration, at such thy are being allotted adequate budgetary support to carry out their responsibilities.
He warns (PPCC) to never prioritize one group against others and noted, he will not accept any process that will hinder the interest of an ordinary Liberia and
assure them with his fullest support to the end.
Recently the daily Observer published a story that unveiled how the NEC spent more than US$182,000.00 to rent 20 pieces face-recognition system thermometer set.
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