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    Liberia: MCC boss Cracks down on Corruption – Expose several Employees

    Austine NewmanBy Austine NewmanJune 2, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    IPNEWS: MCC boss isn’t giving corruption breathing space as he has initiated an internal audit at the Monrovia City Corporation which uncovered corrupt practices, including fake deposits, impersonation, extortion, and fraudulent revenue collection schemes, resulting in significant financial losses totaling $2.16 million Liberian dollars and $21,000 USD.

    Staff members involved have been suspended, and investigations are underway by the Liberian National Police and MCC Internal Audit Department.

    For the Record, all those who were involved came from CDC Regime.

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