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LFA suspends three employees for administrative reasons

The Liberia Football Association (LFA) has suspended three employees for administrative reasons in relation to the 2022 FIFA women’s under-17 World Cup qualifier between Liberia and Guinea in Monrovia on March 6, 2022.

They include technical director Henry Browne, women’s football manager Francis Tamba and transfer matching system (TMS) manager Sebastian Collins.

The three employees’ suspension followed the recommendations of a committee, chaired by Vice President Sekou Konneh, which was set up during an executive committee meeting on March 7, 2022.

The committee established that there were missteps in the planning and engagement of players for the competition.

Browne was suspended for a month while Tamba and Collins were suspended for two weeks without pay respectively.

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Reported by Sports Director: Sylvester Tamba

Email: stamba498@gmail.com

Phone number: +231776687195

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Godfred Badu Quansah

I am the TV Director/Senior Reporter/Photo Journalist for Kreative Mindz Studio (KMTV LIB), based in Liberia. I cover political, economic development, sports, and human development stories within Liberia, with a focus of development, democracy, human rights and social media. Since joining KMTV as Program Director/Photo Journalist in early 2018, I have developed programs currently running on KMTV and covered stories ranging from politics, sports, and social issues in homeland Liberia and Ghana. I previously worked as a photojournalist for OK FM and Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GTV), where I covered politics and economic developments, sports and social issues and local drama. +231778397650/+231881378585 gbaduquansah@gmail.com

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