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NEW LEADERSHIP UNVEILED AT LIBERIA NATIONAL POLICE DIVISION OF PRESS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS

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MONROVIA – The Liberia National Police (LNP) has introduced a new leadership team at its Division of Press and Public Affairs. The appointments were announced during an induction ceremony at the LNP headquarters on Wednesday, May 1, 2024.

The new appointees are Deputy Commissioner of Police Cecelia G. Clarke, who will serve as the Spokesperson; Assistant Commissioner of Police Blessing D. Myers, appointed as Chief of the Media Relations Section; and Chief Superintendent of Police Henry G. Backon, who will serve as the Deputy Chief of Media Relations.

Former Police Spokesman DCP. Sam Collins expressed his satisfaction with the administration of the LNP for choosing qualified and competent female law enforcement officers for these roles. He advised the newly appointed Spokesperson, DCP. Clarke, to be strong and proactive in her duties to ensure accurate information dissemination and avoid misinformation.

Speaking on behalf of the Inspector General of Police, Commissioner of Police for Administration Ambrues M. Nebo urged the newly inducted officials to be effective and efficient in rebranding the image of the Liberia National Police. He highlighted that their selection was based on a competitive and vetted process to ensure qualification and experience.

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