Supowood: “Taylor was honorably retired and therefore the Government of Liberia must pay him retirement benefits; we brought the suit to the court because government has refused to comply. Monrovia – The Supreme Court now stands as the final arbiter that could award or deny retirement benefits to former President Charles Taylor based on his suit filed to that court seeking redress into the matter. During the argument, former President Taylor was represented by former Justice Minister Laveli Supuwood while government was represented by Assistant Justice Minister for Litigation, Cllr. Wesseh Alphonso Wesseh. According to Wesseh, Josephine Taylor claimed that she and former President Taylor got wedded in 2002 at the time when Taylor was already married to Mrs.

Source: Front Page Africa December 11, 2019 06:45 UTC