Liberia: 'UP Stalwarts Chop U.S.$45 Million'

6 October 2017
The NEWS (Monrovia)

Unity Party stalwarts are alleged to have chopped US$45 million from Liberian taxpayers during the Ebola healthcare emergency from a controversial telecom deal in December 2011 to implement an International Gateway Management System (IGMS).

Ebola, which took the lives of 4,810 Liberians and affected livelihoods throughout the country hit the following year in 2014 brought in thousands of international aid workers and created a flood of calls from the Diaspora checking on loved ones.

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