Monrovia- November 18, 2024: The National Executive Committee of the Unity Party has voiced serious concerns regarding the government’s efforts to combat corruption, highlighting the importance of President Joseph Boakai accelerating the processes related to auditing and the retrieval of misused assets.

They argue that the current speed of initiatives aimed at combating corruption is inadequate, and that a more aggressive strategy is required to effectively tackle this widespread issue within the government. The committee has pointed out that conducting timely audits can reveal fraudulent behavior and help rebuild public confidence, while recovering stolen assets is crucial for regaining misappropriated resources.

They are advocating for a more open and proactive approach in these efforts, which they deem essential for maintaining the integrity of the governance system. The leadership of the Unity Party is especially worried that delays in these actions may allow corruption to persist unchecked, jeopardizing the principles of accountability and effective governance. They convey a strong sense of urgency, believing that a lack of decisive action could lead to serious repercussions for the nation’s growth and social stability. In the end, the committee is pushing for a comprehensive plan that not only addresses past wrongs but also creates a framework to avert future corruption, thereby promoting a fairer and more just society.believe that the current pace of these efforts is insufficient and that a more vigorous approach is necessary to effectively address the pervasive issue of corruption within the government. The committee has highlighted that timely audits can uncover fraudulent activities and restore public trust, while asset recovery is vital for reclaiming resources that have been wrongfully taken. They are calling for a more transparent and proactive stance in these processes, which they feel is essential for the integrity of the governance system. The Unity Party’s leadership is particularly concerned that delays in these actions could allow corruption to continue unchecked, undermining the principles of accountability and good governance. There is a sense of urgency in their message, as they believe that a failure to act decisively could have dire consequences for the nation’s development and social stability. Ultimately, the committee is advocating for a comprehensive strategy that not only addresses past misdeeds but also establishes a framework to prevent future corruption, thereby fostering a more equitable and just society.

They are calling for thorough investigations and prosecutions of both current and former officials implicated in corrupt activities. This resolution was passed during a two-day meeting held on November 16-17, 2024, at the Golden Key Hotel in Paynesville, where they also urged ministers to obtain cabinet approval for decisions that could significantly impact the government, ensuring accountability and due diligence.