Written by Matthias Daffah
Source: Star Radio Liberia
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has made additional appointments in government, subject, where applicable to confirmation by the Senate.
Those appointed are Sam Brown, Superintendent, Bomi County replacing Mohamed Massaley and Emmanuel Kerkula, Development Superintendent, Gbarpolu County.
The Bomi Caucus had earlier jailed outgoing Superintendent Mohamed Massaley over misplaced priority of the county development projects.
Outgoing Superintendent Massaley was also embroiled in the purchase of a controversial yellow machine which never worked up to his removal.
The Executive Mansion did not however state the exact reason for which Mr. Massaley was relieved of his post.
Also appointed are Rebecca Boakai, Acting City Mayor, Tubmanburg and Richard Fillajuah, Commissioner, Kongba District, Gbarpolu County.
President Sirleaf has also reconstituted the Board of Directors of the National Transit Authority in anticipation of the arrival of new buses from India within a month.
Josephine Francis has been appointed Chairman of the Board of the NTA while Alexander Suah and Karmo Ville were appointed members.
The Executive Mansion says they would be joined by the Statutory Members of the Board which include the Ministers of Finance and Transport.
