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During the Ministry of Information and Civic Education’s weekly press conference, ACC Commissioner Francis Ben Kaifala revealed that the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has been actively investigating the alleged money laundering activities involving former President Ernest Bai Koroma. The confirmation comes as a pivotal moment in the ongoing efforts to combat corruption and uphold accountability within the nation.
Commissioner Kaifala assured the public that the ACC is diligently working to uncover the truth surrounding the allegations against the former president. The investigation, focused on potential money laundering, aims to bring transparency to financial transactions and address concerns related to corruption at the highest levels of government.
The ACC, known for its commitment to fighting corruption, emphasized its dedication to conducting a thorough and impartial inquiry. Commissioner Kaifala stated that the commission would keep the public informed about the progress of the investigation and would provide updates once the process reaches its conclusion.
Former President Ernest Bai Koroma, a prominent political figure in the country, has faced scrutiny over alleged financial improprieties, and the ACC’s decision to investigate underscores the government’s commitment to accountability and the rule of law. The revelation during the press conference highlights the government’s determination to address corruption at all levels, irrespective of individuals’ political affiliations.
This announcement also signals the importance of transparency and accountability in governance, fostering public trust and confidence in the country’s institutions. As the ACC continues its investigation, citizens and observers alike will be keenly following developments, awaiting the commission’s findings and the subsequent actions that may be taken based on the outcome.
The confirmation of the investigation into former President Ernest Bai Koroma’s alleged money laundering adds a layer of complexity to the political landscape, setting the stage for a potentially impactful legal and political process that will undoubtedly shape the nation’s future.
First it was coup now it is money laundering
My fellow citizens, what about the Bank governor? Way bin say money don loss lak na devil tif am. Mr ACC how far now?
Catch them , tie them, lay them don n flagg them. Babu eye oooooh. Their own words will follow them.
We are waiting for the outcome corruption fighting is for everybody no one is above the Law even your government after power will be accounted for including you too
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I hope Ben Kaifala you will go after Paran and his wife as you have jumped up to investigate Ernest Koroma by getting President Bio to bring Paran and his wife to justice because as he is Clerk of the house only the President that has the powers to hold him accountable and bring him to justice.
Anti APC corruption commissioner you are a disgrace for Mama salon. Under your watch. Chief minister after all calling APCIAN names at one time his name show up on corruption scandal.
State House receipt and suspension of auditor general what is your actions
Parliament third Boss on corruption scandal what is your actions. Mr corruption don’t try to prove point by trying to bring down a state Man down and forgot your present tribe’s men corruption
Please Mr ACC boss we are tired of your running after the opposition APC politicians but doing very little in pursuing our own brothers who’s corrupt practices or actions are clearly written on wall. Don’t you think you are endangering that country? Please let corruption be called corruption or do you guys have capital corruption and small corruption? Alpha Timbo was step down from office during the investigation for the 49,000 bags of rice but Honorable Param is not. Why? I stand to be corrected.
Hmmm
Let paran case be dealt with first before bringing another scenario here that will make us forget about Paran”s and his wife.
When the current first lady was accused of corruption you decided to go back to past governments first ladies to start your investigations from there to the current one and now again instead of you investigate our own brothers from the SLRA and the Clark of Parliament who have been exposed of confirmed corruption you are now bringing the former president in to distract us. Please sir deal first with the ones that you yourself have confirmed that their allegations is true than bringing a matter you you just get or see on social media that will take you years to gather information Please sir.
We are sick and tired of your selective justice. Cherry picking the opposition while leaving members of your own party who are deeply rooted in corruption. E nor do now!