Abdullah L. Kamara, the suspended Acting Chairman of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA), has been formally vindicated following the dismissal of all criminal charges by Criminal Court “C” on August 1, 2025. In a statement read to the press, Mr. Kamara expressed profound gratitude, humility, and unwavering confidence in justice prevailing, marking a significant moment for his reputation and career.
By: Uriahs Faith Nyepan
Mr. Kamara emphasized the importance of truth, patience, and respect for the rule of law, which remained steadfast despite the allegations. He praised President Boakia for his principled decision to suspend him, allowing the justice system to operate without interference and granting him the opportunity to clear his name without distraction.
Mr. Kamara underscored that no government official should be above the law and called on all accused individuals to face allegations proactively and transparently.
He highlighted significant personal and professional losses, including damage to his vocational school, which he claimed lost international partnerships and sponsorships as a result. He urged the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) and other relevant institutions to conduct thorough and politically impartial investigations to safeguard public trust.
He further issued a strong appeal to the media and advocates, cautioning against the inappropriate use of social media as a courtroom where accusations spread unchecked.
He urged journalists and media practitioners to uphold responsibility, verify facts, and recognize the power their platforms have in shaping reputations and livelihoods.
Meanwhile, Mr. Kamara reminded the public of key achievements under his leadership, including restoring institutional credibility after years of stagnation, resolving pricing disputes, advancing the Liberia Digital Transformation Project, facilitating regional telecommunications cooperation, launching groundbreaking MOUs for public services, and organizing the country’s inaugural DIGITECH EXPO.
With over thirty-five years of experience in ICT and telecommunications, the suspended Acting Chairman reaffirmed his commitment to public service, innovation, and national progress.
In his voice: “Your integrity is your armor. Never take it off.”
