Former President Weah’s Chief of Protocol and Daughter linked to over US$6 million corruption allegation.
November 6, 2025
Monrovia: Former President George Weah’s chief of protocol, Finda Bundoo and daughter, Anita Jallah, have been indicted for alleged corruption in the tone of US$6 million and L$800 million connected to bank accounts of companies tied to the two individuals between 2020 and present
The Assets Recovery and Property Retrieval Taskforce disclosing the alleged act of corruption after a major investigation said volume and nature of the transactions raises serious suspicion of money laundering and financial impropriety on a large scale
The head of the Assets Recovery Cllr. Edwin Kla Martin noted that 40 other individuals are so far connected to the ongoing investigation describing it as a complex web of financial activities.
Cllr Kla Martin said efforts are being made to have Finda Bundoo and Anita Jallah immediately arrested as the both remain principal persons of interest in the ongoing corruption investigation.
According to the taskforce chair, an employee of the Ministry of Commerce, Edward Pun-Pun, has been arrested for his alleged involvement in facilitating fraudulent transactions intended to cover-up the origin of the funds.
Additionally, Cllr. Martin alleged that Saah Johnson, the owner of Macycle, a local motorcycle trading business has also been identified having connection to the network that was used as a channel for dubious financial flows designed to launder stolen assets.
Cllr. Martin projected photos of properties at the press conference believe were dubiously acquired by the former chief of protocol using stolen assets which he said suggest that the scope of the criminal enterprise extends deeply into property acquisition.
