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NaFAA Reponds To Purchase Of SUV

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 PHOTO: Emma Glassco, Director General of NaFAA

Press Release

Monrovia-The Management of the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA) has reacted to false allegations coming from talk show host in person of Henry Costa on claims that the vehicle donated by the World Bank to enhance NaFAA’S operations, was purchased on a special order and customized for the Director General’ s convenience using the World Bank Funds at her disposal and discretion.

NaFAA would also like to state for the fact, it does not have any discretional authority on disbursement of funds or award of contracts. NaFAA further clarify, that it is not the custodian of the World Bank funds; and so it is not at its disposal rather NaFAA is the implementing entity, ensuring that the programs implemented are in accordance with the Project Appraisal Documents (PADs) which are reflection of the institution’s underling objectives as well as the Pro Poor Agenda for Development and Prosperity (PAPD).

The NaFAA press release added that it would like to urge all media personnel or groups spewing negative information or propaganda on its hard earned reputation, to firstly, always seek clarification from the institution before going public which is a part of responsible journalism.

NaFAA over the years, the release noted has worked tirelessly to build its reputation thus attracting international confidence and recognition for the good of Liberia.

On the contrary, NaFAA believes the misinformation is an attempt to undermine its gains. Therefore, for further clarity on the SUV, NaFAA urges media outlets having interest in investigating this matter to not hesitate to contact the World Bank Communications Department.

Signed:

Lewis E.B Konoe

Director

Communications and Media Relations

WhatsApp Number (0770039589)

0888631529

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