Samuel Kallon 
As the wise bird loves reading, he was going through some important government documents to be better informed on issues of national interest.
The wise bird saw a book titled Auditor-General’s Report on the Accounts of Sierra Leone-2022.
The wise bird became very much interested in the book.
During the process of reading, the brave bird turned to page 91 of the Audit report, and saw a caption which reads: ‘SIERRA LEONE MARITIME ADMINISTRATION-2022’.
According to the report, a total of SLE 5, 584,602.15 was withdrawn without payment vouchers and related supporting documents.
The brave bird also noticed that, under a sub-heading, ‘payments without adequate supporting documents were shown.’
Bra Parrot was able to see from the report that, a payment totaling SLE10, 292,006 without adequate supporting documents.
Furthermore, another payment of SLE 1, 127,044.19 was without supporting document.
The wise bird saw that from a total payment of SLE10, 292,006, adequate supporting documents totaling SLE 3,711, 209.34 representing 36% leaving a balance of SLE 6,580,796.99 meaning Maritime Administration is to account for SLE 6,580,796.99.
