Liberia: Student Group Detects Blackmail Against CBL Boss

In an attempt to counter a controversial secret audio recording linking Liberia's Central Bank Governor Dr. Mills Jones to boasting that he can better run the Liberian Presidency than most leaders, a student group here has termed the audio an act of blackmail which is criminal.

The Association of University Students to Promote Good Governance in a statement called on Governor Jones to exert every step under the laws of Liberia to bring the perpetrator to book, saying "acts of blackmailing and petty criminality are seemingly shadowing the facets of our society."

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