Monrovia – The FrontPageAfrica has been reliably told that the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) is now “under siege” and it’s being heavily manned by officers of the Liberia National Police (LNP). “No one is leaving at the moment,” a cogent source told this newspaper few minutes ago.
This comes following the release of United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) report into the alleged missing L$16 billion.
The USAID report points to a number of missteps from the CBL leading to the printing of excess of Liberian dollars.
Also, this newspaper is told that former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s son, Mr. Charles Sirleaf, who is also the Deputy Governor for Operations at the CBL and Mr. Dorbor Hagba, Director of Banking have been picked up by the police.
FPA can indeed verify that both men were arrested, handcuffed and whisked off. They are presently at the headquarters of the Liberia National Police on Capitol Hill, Monrovia. More details to follow shortly…
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