AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDrug War & Due Process: President Joseph Boakai told the nation he will enforce Liberia’s laws “without fear or favor,” stressing constitutional rights as drug prosecutions intensify, while Charles B. Coffey Jr. urged calm and respect for rule of law so courts can do their work. Supreme Court Rulings: Liberia’s Supreme Court ordered Ecobank to pay US$250,000 to former LISGIS deputy boss Wilmot Smith over mishandled confidential banking information, and affirmed convictions in the PPAL economic sabotage case, ordering Enree Bee Neeplo to pay US$10,000 and serve 10 years. Justice in Forestry Fraud: The Supreme Court also upheld sentences for five former forestry officials in a US$6m permits fraud case, each fined US$10,000. Local Governance & Services: Monrovia’s town council selected Scott Collins as town manager again, and the Liberia Airport Authority bought nine vehicles to improve operations and safety at Roberts and James Spriggs Payne airports. Sports & Youth: LFA enrolled the first batch into the Henry Nyuman Browne National Academy, while Mustapha Raji said SKD Stadium certification work is ongoing amid fixture relocation rumors.
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