Representative Musa Bility Raises Concerns Over Alleged Money Laundering in Liberian Legislature

By: Benjamin Keibah

Representative Musa Bility of Nimba County District 7 has brought attention to serious allegations of money laundering within the Liberian legislature. During an interview on Monday, Representative Bility voiced concerns about the legislature's apparent resistance to audits despite receiving the largest share of national funding.

Representative Bility highlighted the repeated challenges faced by the General Auditing Commission (GAC) in auditing the legislature, citing threats and obstacles. He emphasized that every attempt made by the GAC to conduct an audit of the legislature has been met with resistance, raising suspicions of impropriety within the legislative body.

Furthermore, Representative Bility criticized the GAC's handling of its duties, particularly in conducting thorough audits of legislative activities. He questioned the integrity of the auditing process, suggesting that the GAC may not be fulfilling its mandate effectively.

These allegations have sparked concerns about transparency and accountability within Liberia's governance structures. Representative Bility's remarks call for a thorough examination of these claims to ensure the integrity and credibility of the country's legislative processes.

The Liberian public awaits further developments as authorities investigate these serious allegations and take appropriate action to uphold the rule of law and the trust of the people in their elected representatives.