Assets Recovery Team Impound Several Vehicles From Former Police IG, Patrick Sudue, And Ex-Chief Of Protocol To George Weah, Finda Bundoo

The Assets Recovery Taskforce under the Chairperson Cllr. Edwin Kla Martin has been impounding several vehicles belonging to the Government of Liberia, with the latest being the former Inspector General of the Liberia National Police, Patrick Sudue.

Also, dozens of commercial vehicles belonging to the Chief of Protocol to former President George Manneh Weah, Finda Bundoo were also seized, the long queue of these vehicles seized by the Taskforce were on display at the General Service Agency (GSA) in central Monrovia, while others have been chased for similar purpose.

However, sources have hinted that some of the vehicles reportedly owned by the Liberian Government have been crossed over to neighboring countries including Guinea, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast by their purported owners for sale or hide.

Meanwhile, some Liberians who spoke to the GNN-Liberia have applauded the Taskforce for the level of hard work being exhibited in retrieving Liberian Government assets, and further called on the taskforce to visit various garages in Monrovia and its environs for similar reason.

But reacting to this latest development by the team, a stalwart of the former ruling CDC, Margibi County Senator, Nathaniel F. McGill planned to resist President Boaka’s Assets Recovery Taskforce.

In his social media post, McGill said, “It is illegal for any institution formed by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr to seize private citizen property without a court order. Let me remind the president that we will resist any attempt to confiscate our properties.