By As a past official of the Executive, I wholeheartedly welcome the establishment of the Office of Assets Recovery Process. It is crucial that past and current officials of government are held accountable for their stewardship and any potential misuse of public resources.
I am fully supportive of the idea that past and current officials, including myself, should be willing to submit ourselves for scrutiny and accountability when called upon by the relevant authorities consistent with established laws.
Transparency in the process is key to ensuring fairness and impartiality in the investigation and recovery of assets that may have been misappropriated. I called on President Boakai to show the courage if he truly does not want to witch hunt, to include the past 12 years under unity party rule instead of limiting the process to the last 6 years.
I believe that by cooperating with the Office of Assets Recovery and any other investigative bodies, we can demonstrate our commitment to upholding the rule of law and integrity in public service. It is only through accountability and transparency that we can rebuild trust in our institutions and ensure that the public interest is protected.
I urge all past and current officials to embrace this opportunity for accountability and to support the efforts of the Office of Assets Recovery in their important work. Together, we can contribute to a more transparent and accountable government for the benefit of all citizens.
Nathaniel Farlo McGill
Senator, Margibi County
