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Finance Minister And Wife Escape Death, Following Horrifying Car Accident

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Liberia’s Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah and his wife escaped death following a horrifying car accident, according to report there were no fatalities; but there were injuries.

Finance Minister Samuel Tweah and his entourage were in Lofa County during the weekend for the 2022 graduation convocation of the Lofa County Community College, where the Minister served as the keynote speaker of the occasion, sources maintained. The incident occurred on the Lofa-Bong highway this morning, sources say.

The Minister and his wife were said to be driving in a convoy. It is revealed those injured were taken to the Phebe Hospital in Gbarnga, Bong County.

 

Foster Ayisah
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