The Deputy Speaker of Parliament who doubles as the Chairman of the Public Account Committee has hinted the media that Le 39 billion will be deposited to the Consolidated Revenue Fund (CRF) on Wednesday today.

According to Hon Ibrahim Tawa Conteh, the said amount will be posted and those who think they have met their obligations will have chance to meet the committee to furnish them with relevant information and documents for possible refund.

“I will collect our monies then whosoever thinks he has paid the country’s money will meet the committee.”

“ I will not ask for documents again. I will collect President Julius Maada Bio’s money anywhere it is,” Hon Tawa Conteh addressed journalists.

The Committee has been probing  individuals who were queried by the Audit General’s Report regarding withholding of state funds and for lack of following procedural policies in dispensing their duties and responsibilities in their various MDAs.

The Deputy Speaker said once the amount is transferred to the Fund his committee will update the press on the amount and the public will be abreast with the issues through the press.

In the last few weeks, the Deputy Speaker and his committee had done tremendous interventions in ensuring that government lost and stolen monies are refunded again back to government’s single treasury account.

The Deputy Speaker of Parliament has also informed the press that over Le10 billion had been recovered already while a huge chunk of government fund will also be recovered in the next couple of weeks.

However, the Committee will continue it ground work to recoup lost monies and will send the money to the consolidated revenue fund (CSF).

The Ministry of Agriculture and other institutions are expected to face the committee in Parliament to answer queries relating to the Audit Service’s findings.

The committee is also determined to probe out institutions and will ensure that people are fully complying to the tax policies and financial procedures set by the government.