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Liberia: Eugene Nagbe Alleges Official Collusion in Liberia's Cocaine Trade, Disputes Government's U.S.$19 Million Valuation
Eugene Nagbe, a former official in George Weah's government, alleges that people in authority are colluding with drug traffickers in Liberia's cocaine trade, claiming large shipments could not bypass detection without inside assistance. He disputes the government's U.S.$19 million valuation of the trade.
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