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The Nigerian pastor currently facing statutory rape and related charges has issued a public statement from detention, denying the allegations and alleging a coordinated effort to discredit him and his ministry.
The Nigerian pastor currently facing statutory rape and related charges has issued a public statement from detention, denying the allegations and alleging a coordinated effort to discredit him and his ministry.
The Liberia National Police has issued a Police Confirmation Clearance Certificate, formally exonerating Deputy Youth and Sports Minister J. Bryant McGill of rape allegations after forensic DNA analysis and geolocation data found no evidence linking him to the claims.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Sam Collins has officially assumed duty as the new Spokesperson of the Liberia National Police, following an administrative reassignment aimed at strengthening efficiency, professionalism, and public communication within the force.
The Liberia National Police has suspended Superintendent Margaret T. Ford over allegations of misconduct, including unlawful detentions, abuse of authority, and missing seized items, most notably two cartons of spare ribs. She faces a one-month suspension without pay and must cooperate fully with ongoing investigations.
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