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Sirleaf Cannot Drag Her Feet On Un Panel Pup Revelations PDF  | Print |  Email
Written by Martin Scott, martyretire@yahoo.com   
Wednesday, 19 December 2012 01:04

The Editor,


Despite the increase in stealing in the Sirleaf Administration, there has been little or no legislative oversight, but thanks to the United Nations Panel of Experts for filling in the "oversight gap" and catching these damn government rogues, oops, I mean catching these Private Use Permit Loophole Strategists! (Re "Glaring Fraud: More PUP Woes for Chenoweth, Wongbeh; UN Panel Reveal")

According to the UN Panel of experts, the Forest Development Authority (FDA) issued 65 private use permits (pup), but they (FDA) could only account for 37 pups! Ooop! So what happen to the rest of 28 pup, Madame Chair Lady (Chenoweth) of the Forgery Development Authority Board??

The Chair Lady has laryngitis so she can't speak, but the UN Panel says the "FDA was unable to provide it with any documentary evidence to support the existence of the 28 remaining private use permits (pup)...despite the fact that the Chairman of Board (Florence Cha-chenoweth) is mandated to approve and sign every PUP contract."

In plain English, it means that those remaining 28 PUP's issued are bogus!, and the UN Panel correctly concludes that there's big time fraud going on at the Forgery Development Authority (FDA)!

But how long do you think it will take Madame Sirleaf to reign in corruption at the Ministry of Agriculture and the FDA? Another presidential term? Or when Wongbeh changes his underwear that he has worn since his suspension?

Hey Madame President, you cannot drag your feet on the UN Panel findings. No more
free pass for flimflam Florence (Chenoweth)! If guilty, her feet shouldn't touch the ground, she should go straight to jail....

Martin Scott
Atlanta, Georgia
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