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    Liberia: Bukonjadeh CEO Calls for Respect for Rule of Law in Capitol Building Arson Case

    HelloLiberiaBy HelloLiberiaJune 13, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Monrovia – The Chief Govt Officer of the Bukonjadeh Group of Firms, Elton D. Johns, has referred to as on all Liberians to respect the continuing judicial course of involving former Home Speaker Fonati Koffa and different lawmakers accused in reference to the fireplace incident on the Joint Chambers of the Capitol Constructing.

    Johns described the continuing courtroom proceedings as well timed and urged that the matter be dealt with solely by authorized means. He emphasised that the courts are the suitable venue to find out the information surrounding the case and to determine the accountability of these accused, primarily based on proof introduced by the Liberia Nationwide Police (LNP).

    Former Speaker Koffa, Consultant Abu Kamara, and different lawmakers are being investigated for his or her alleged roles within the fireplace that broken the joint chambers earlier this 12 months. The case is now earlier than the courts following a report by the LNP.

    “The legislation should take its course,” Johns stated. “It’s throughout the rights of residents to assist or communicate for political figures they consider in, however nobody ought to try to affect the authorized course of or act exterior the legislation.”

    Johns urged all events concerned to stay affected person and permit the courtroom to do its work with out interference. He added that if the police have credible proof, the accused needs to be prosecuted, however solely primarily based on the information and never on political bias or misinformation.

    He additionally praised Montserrado County District 9 Consultant Frank Saah Foko for acknowledging the LNP’s efforts in conducting an intensive investigation. Foko was additionally questioned by police in relation to the case however was later launched.

    Johns inspired the general public to remain knowledgeable about developments within the case by official channels somewhat than counting on hypothesis or partisan commentary.

    “As Liberians, we should respect the rule of legislation. Liberia is our solely nation, and if we wish to keep peace and stability, we should uphold the authorized processes no matter political affiliations,” he stated.



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