The Asset Recovery Taskforce has reportedly invited former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah and several former government officials for been suspicious of corruption while serving their various entities.
In addition to the invitation extended to former Finance Minister Samuel Tweah by the Asset Recovery Taskforce, several other former government officials have also been invited.
A local radio station (Ok FM) has disclosed that those invited include former Deputy Finance Minister Samora Wolokollie, Minister of State for Presidential Affairs Wesseh Blamo, former Commerce Minister Mawine G. Diggs, and the current Comptroller of the Ministry of Commerce, Gudi Nuvelle.
On his social media page, Tweah posted, “I Informed my lawyer that I Samuel D. Tweah, Jr. would never succumb to political intimidation and blackmail, not after Tonia Richardson, Weewee Debbar, Jackson F. Doe, Gabriel Kpolleh and the other 250,000 martyrs of our history have paid that pyrrhic price for our liberty.”
He added, “I am thus awaiting the letter this morning to post here on my page. Once received, I will inform them of the day I will go in person to deliver my response. On that same day, I would launch a national discourse at CIEO on the maladies of national development and democracy under President Joseph Boakai. We would collectively reflect upon the reversal of gains made in the last 20 years since the
