Sources closed to the United States Department of State, has credibly hinted the GNN that as of September, 2021 several officials of the CDC-led government may not travel to the United States of America for any official or private visit in that country, this move has been preferred by key US policy makers, including some members of the United State Senate, and Representatives.
According to our contacts, the United States State Department has reportedly taken this decision due to the George Weah-led Government’s failure to allow the establishment of War and Economic Crimes Courts in the County, despite several calls to do so.
This situation on the part of the Weah-led government has reportedly drawn the attention of the United States Government to enforce and imposed such travel restriction on all officials of the Liberian Government until it realizes the importance of the establishment of these courts in Liberia.
GNN sources in the United States also revealed that such decision is in accordance to the alleged failure of the Government to recognize all of the wanton crimes being perpetuated in the Country without what our source said ‘The CDC-led Government has continuously refused to take action on such being committed in the county.
Our U.S State Department source also hinted that this decision is been predicated upon recent report released by the U.S. State Department where it was reported that President George Weah’s led government was corrupt back with wanton killings of innocent people with justice being provided to those who were reportedly killed, making specific reference of the mysterious death of four auditors, and the shooting to death of an officer of the presidential security guide, the EPS, Melvin Earley who reported that he shot himself three times in the head.
Effort by this outlet to obtain information regarding this story proved unsuccessful, as many of those clothed with the responsibility to response to such inquiry were all out of the city on the President tour, including the Ministry of Information who is the chief spokesperson of the Liberian Government.
Investigation continues
