Liberia: ‘We Will Not Condone Hooliganism’ – President Boakai Condemns Capitol Building Hearth Incident

Capitol Hill, Monrovia – President Joseph Nyumah Boakai has strongly condemned the fireplace incident that devastated components of the Capitol Building, describing it as a critical menace to Liberia’s democracy and vowing that these accountable will probably be held accountable.

By Gerald C. Koinyeneh, [email protected]

Speaking to reporters throughout a quick go to to the Capitol on Wednesday, President Boakai revealed that he had directed Justice Minister Oswald Tweh to launch a full investigation into the incident. “I have authorized the Minister of Justice to lead an investigation and ensure that anyone found culpable is brought to justice,” the President acknowledged.

Although the precise explanation for the fireplace stays unknown, President Boakai’s remarks hinted at the potential of foul play. “We will not condone hooliganism or any act intended to undermine the operations of our government,” he stated firmly.

The fireplace, which broke out early Wednesday morning, engulfed the joint chamber. Firefighters confronted challenges containing the blaze resulting from restricted gear and assets, leading to in depth harm.

The President emphasised the significance of the Capitol Building as an emblem of Liberia’s democracy and pledged to make sure its restoration.