IPNews-Monrovia: He might have gone quiet since news broke out early this week over the disappearance of over six million Liberian dollars in what is now known as the most ‘ Systematic Collusion’, which has rocked the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning in recent years.

Janga A. Kowo, Liberia’s Comptroller-General, credited for properly managing the Ebola funds, has now gone quiet after IPNews persistently sought to obtain corroborating evidence gathered following preliminary security investigation conducted by the National Security Agency-NSA.

Late yesterday evening, the authoritative Independent Probe reported from reliably sources the worst coordinated syndicate leading to the disappearance of over six million Liberian dollars from the government of Liberia ‘Unapplied Account’, at the GN Bank Liberia Limited.

According to highly placed sources within GN Bank and the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, MFDP, the syndicate was mastermind by some senior officials of the MFDP, particularly withi  the office of the Comptroller General, Hon. Janga a. Kowo.

Impeachable sources informed IPNews that the amount of six million Liberian dollars was illegally withdrew from the GOL Account at different intervals from the government of Liberia ‘unapplied Account’, situated at the GN Bank. The unapplied Account is a government was  created address challenges faced by government employees with discrepancy arousing from double payment or promotion which were not capture.

Usually checks are written to individual government employee who may have been wrongfully left out of salary payment within a given period and encashment done at the unapplied account.

Those arrested for investigation into the National Security Agency-NSA, raid are Emmanuel Togba, Breach Coordinator, GN Bank head-Office; including all Bank Tellers at the Clara Town breach of the GN Bank.

Others arrested and are undergoing investigation from the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning-MFDP, include: Lorpu Sworh, Director of Treasury, Emmanuel Bryant, and others identified as Alexander and Molubah. Information gathered from security sources say this ‘unapplied account’, has not been audited annually as required by the Public Financial Management law of Liberia, for the past two years.

When contacted, GN Bank Managing Director,Joseph K. Anim, confirmed to IPNews on the arrest and investigation of some of its employees but denied the Bank’s involvement into a syndicate. MD Anim told IPNews that the Bank internal audit department is currently investigating circumstances leading to the alleged disappearance of the six million Liberian dollars without tracking or trace.

He stated that employees have all been turnover to their lawyers, to be call back as investigation progress.

IPNews also contact the man at the center of the syndicate, Janga A. Kowo, Comptroller- General, of Liberia for comments but he has not replied to IPNews calls and SMS messages sent. Investigation continues. For more into this article, login to www.independentprobe.com