Eugene Nagbe, a former senior official in the administration of former Liberian President George Weah, has alleged that individuals in positions of authority are colluding with drug traffickers to facilitate the illegal trade in Liberia.
Nagbe stated that the large cocaine shipments recently appearing at Liberian ports could not have entered the country undetected without official complicity. In addition to alleging institutional corruption, he publicly disputed the Liberian government's official valuation of the seized narcotics, which has been pegged at 19 million U.S. dollars.
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