Monrovia, March 25 -- Leaked financial documents have raised serious allegations of financial mismanagement and unauthorized withdrawals at the National Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Commission (NWASHC), implicating Deputy Speaker Thomas Fallah in an apparent corruption scheme.

By Franklin Doloquee

The documents, obtained and published by activist Martin K. N. Kollie, reveal that over L$31.7 million (Liberian dollars) and US$316,200 were withdrawn from the Commission's operational account under suspicious circumstances during the administration of former President George Weah.

Kollie's report directly links Fallah to the mismanagement, claiming that the Deputy Speaker used his influence to position Francis C. Snorton - a close associ...