Liberian lawmaker discloses US$45,000 district account
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on The Liberian Investigator
Liberian lawmaker Sam P. Jallah says electoral district 3 in Bomi County has a bank account holding about US$45,000 to fund its development. At a consultation held on 10 October 2026, he also cited progress in education, roads and teacher employment, reports The Liberian Investigator.
Sam P. Jallah, the representative for electoral district 3 in Liberia’s Bomi County, has disclosed that his constituency holds about US$45,000 in an official bank account. He also reported improvements in education, road access, bridge infrastructure and teacher employment, reports The Liberian Investigator.
Sam P. Jallah presented the information on 10 October 2026 at a parliamentary consultation organised in Bomi County by the Legislative Monitoring Coalition of Liberia (LEMCOL), an organisation that monitors elected officials’ work and the use of public resources.
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