Former Auditor General of Liberia, John Morlu, recently made a post, stating that there will be no War Crimes Court or Economic Crimes Court in Liberia. He dismisses the discussions surrounding these courts as “much ado about nothing” and claims that it is just empty talk and political rhetoric. Morlu believes that only three people in the United States are pushing for these courts in Liberia.
Morlu suggests that if the current President, JNB, truly wanted these courts, he would take action instead of just talking about it. According to Morlu, a simple letter to the United Nations would suffice. However, Morlu is confident that these courts will not be established, calling it wishful thinking and a waste of time.
Morlu emphasizes the need for results and a “just do it” attitude. He believes that holding onto the idea of a war and economic crimes court that JNB does not want will only bring disappointment. Morlu advises cutting losses on this matter and focusing on more practical endeavors; reports, Lyndon J. PONNIE, Sr.
