Chief Sahr Quee & Sundu Yongai Trapped by the ACC

By Esther Wright

On 10 February 2020, the Anti-Corruption Commission filed an indictment against Chief Sahr Quee , Town Chief of Kensay Community, Koidu City, Kono District; and Ms. Sundu Yongai , former Councilor of Kensay Community, on three (3) counts of corruption offences bordering on Misappropriation of Donor Property, contrary to Section 37(1), and Conspiracy to Commit a Corruption Offence, contrary to Section 128 (1) of the Anti-Corruption Act No.12 of 2008 as Amended.

It could be recalled that in 2018, the former Minister of Lands, Country Planning, and the Environment, Diana Konomanyi, donated Twenty (20) Lengths of Half-Inch Iron Rods and Five Bundles of Zinc, exclusively meant for the rehabilitation of the Kensay Community Barry in Kono.
The ACC said it confirmed that the accused persons received the aforesaid building materials from Hon. Konomanyi but decided to convert same for their personal benefits. It stated that Chief Quee and Ms. Sundu Yonghai with other persons unknown, on a date or dates unknown in 2018, conspired to dishonestly appropriate the said building materials thereby depriving the Kensay Community from enjoying a rehabilitated Community Center.

According to the ACC, Chief Quee and Ms. Sundu Yonghai are expected to make their first appearance at the High Court of Sierra Leone, Holden at Kono, on Thursday 13th February, 2020.

It stated that the Commission wishes to further reassure the public of its undeterred commitment to controlling corruption at all levels.

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