Gov’t Dismisses Former SG’s Claims Of Economic Hardship

Monrovia, Liberia – The Liberian Government has rejected assertions by former Solicitor General Cllr. Sayma Syrenius Cephus that ordinary Liberians are facing worsening economic conditions.

Deputy Information Minister Daniel Sando described Cephus’ statements as “deceptive, untrue, and unacceptable,” attributing past economic challenges to Cephus and other members of the previous administration. “People used to stand in long lines just to buy rice and gasoline. Today, prices are better and supplies more available,” Sando said

Sando highlighted improvements under the current administration, citing timely payment of civil servants, ongoing road construction, and more stable electricity. He accused Cephus of attempting to mislead the public and divert attention from previous government failures. “We are focused on moving the country forward,” he added.

The exchange underscores the ongoing tension between current officials and former government leaders over Liberia’s economic trajectory.

 

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