The Liberian Joint Security has assured citizens that the country will remain peaceful for the conduct of a free and fair presidential run-off election.
Mr. Marcus D. Zehyoue, Liberia Drugs Enforcement Agency Director General and member of the Joint Security, spoke about security preparations in an exclusive interview with this paper over the weekend.
Mr. Zehyoue disclosed that the LDEA has beefed up its strength and intelligence in combating trafficking and other crimes. Explaining the role of the DEA, he said they are a paramilitary force that is independent, and they will ensure that there is peaceful election.
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