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Liberia: Morlu Accuses Boakai Government of 'Selective Justice' As Protest Gun Drama Eclipses U.S.$19.2m Cocaine Probe
Liberian STAND Chairman Mulbah K. Morlu accused the Boakai administration of hypocrisy, citing the government's rapid deployment of armed police to his home over a recovered pistol while showing no urgency in addressing a US$19.2 million cocaine scandal at Roberts International Airport.
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