Anti-Corruption Commission Lines up Sixteen Witnesses Ahead of Their Court Case Against Samura Kamara
Ishmaila Jalloh The Anti-Corruption Commission is preparing its prosecution team ahead of its court case against Samura Kamara and others.
The court case involves the indictment of Samura Kamara on allegations of mismanagement of funds meant for the rehabilitation of Sierra Leone Chancery Building in New York.
The court case was filed at the High Court by the Anti-Corruption Commission, and will be presided over by Justice Adrian Fisher.
The sixteen witnesses lined up by ACC include Alie Kabba, Edward Kawa, Michelle Mambo Kargbo, Joseph B. Noah, Momodu Bitter and others.
How can you line up somebody who has eaten the money meant for the renovation of the chancery building
This investigation seems to be a witch Hunt. How can you use Alie kabba that was indicted together with Dr samura kamara as a witness against him.
Sierra Leoneans let us stop saying this words witch hunt, when someone commented,let us find the way out
Sierra Leoneans stop saying this words witch hunt