Monrovia – September 19, 2016: President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has made additional appointments in government affecting the Ministries of Finance, Information, Foreign Affairs, National Security Agency, and Internal Affairs.
According to an Executive Mansion release, those appointed include:
Ministry of Finance
Adolphus Forkpa Deputy Minister for Fiscal Affairs
Mrs. Juah Feika Deputy Minister for Administration
Mr. Hanson Kiazolu Comptroller & Accountant General
Mr. Johnny Tarkpah Assistant Minister for external Resources & Debt Management
Mr. Stanley Barh, Sr. Assistant Minister for Administration
Ministry of Information
Mr. Jacob V. Jallah Assistant Minister for Technical Services
Mrs. Vivian W.G. Lombeh Minister Counsellor For Press & Public Affairs/ Liberia Permanent Mission to the United Nations
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Edward Essiah Deputy Minister for Administration
Madam Vivian Wreh Ambassador, Republic of Guinea
National Security Agency
Mr. Adolf W. Yancy Assistant Director for External Services
Ministry of Internal Affairs / Local Appointments
Lofa
Mr. Akoi Zogbo Commissioner, Voinjama District
Ms. Korlu Y.M. Beyan Commissioner, Zorzor District
Mr. Tarmie Zarwu City Mayor, Zorzor District
Mr. Anthony Armah Commissioner, Lukambeh District
Grand Bassa County
Mr. Joe Manuway Township Commissioner, Goegboe Township
Madam Nancy Greene Superintendent, Statutory District #2
Rivercess County
Mr. Dennis G. Seeboe District Commissioner, Sengblor District
Maryland County
Mr. Solomon S. Johnny Superintendent, Karluway Statutory District
Ms. Jacqueline Ceeta Konneh Karloken city, Karluway Statutory District
Mr. Richard Gbuffua Commissioner, District #2, Karluway Stat. District
Mr. Adolphus M. Sieh Commissioner, Yederobo District #3, Karluway
These appointments are subject to confirmation by the Honorable House of Senate were applicable.
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