Liberia: Sen. Kaipay Wants Urgent Steps Taken to Protect Govt Assets

Grand Bassa County Senator Jonathan Kaipay has petitioned the Liberian Senate to embark on a campaign aimed at cataloguing government assets to ensure a smooth transfer of all government properties to the next regime.

Kaipay thinks that while the nation is about to usher in a new leadership following the General and Presidential Elections in October this year, it is important that the Senate obtains information on government assets, "both fixed and movable," so that the incoming government can begin its work for the nation and the people.

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