President who says there is a crisis in his country cuts his salary by 40 percent
Liberian President Joseph Boakai has announced that he has voluntarily cut his own salary by 40 percent.
In a written statement from the Liberian Presidency, it was stated that Boakai announced he had voluntarily taken a 40 percent cut in his salary to fulfill his commitment to "fiscal integrity and national financial security."
As reported by AA, the statement noted that with this decision, Boakai aims to set an example in strengthening government accountability and showing solidarity with the public.
In the West African nation of Liberia, the public is struggling with the rising cost of living, and there is backlash against the salaries received by government officials. In the country, approximately one in every five people lives on less than 2 dollars a day.
Last week in Liberia, some members of parliament arrived at the parliament building on three-wheeled motorcycles to protest the non-payment of their vehicle allowances.
News Source: 12punto
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