“It was when the shareholders agreed to make a donation of over US$3,500 for Barnes campaign, while Singbeh demanded an immediate payment,” the document alleged. “I served as consultant to the company, and I was paid for the work that I performed; at no time did I ever receive money from Singbeh, as donation toward my campaign. Also, when this reporter went to the Capitol Building Office of Singbeh for his response, Singbeh could not be found. The “minutes of meeting” document also revealed that at the meeting, Singbeh mentioned that it would be appropriate to prepare some gifts for former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, especially if Singbeh will arrange with her. “Singbeh suggested some crystal products with engraved names of founders of the country,” the document quoted Singbeh.

Source: Daily Observer December 03, 2019 02:26 UTC