Meanwhile, the management of the Chronicle Newspaper through its Publisher, Mr. Philibert Browne, said the paper stands by its story. In a brief interview yesterday with this paper via cell phone in response to the ILG communication in which the President asked it (ILG) to institute lawsuit as a legal remedy, Mr. Brown uttered: “We are not retracting any story, we did not make up the story. If anyone has problem with the Chronicle Newspaper regarding this particularly story let he or she seeks Publisher Philipert Brown redress from the United Nations.” When quizzed by this paper regarding an assertion by the ILG that the body of the story contradicts the headline, the boss of the Chronicle Newspaper averred that his paper never contracted itself. According to him, if Mr. Koffa and President Sirleaf want to sue the paper, they are welcomed to do so. “We did not manufacture the story. The UN Panel of Experts Report on Liberia is our source of our story, so we are not deterred by any threat of lawsuit from Mr. Koffa and the President,” the tough talking Publisher of the Chronicle Newspaper maintained. Story culled from Heritage Newspaper Liberia. hintsnewsnetwork/?p=2965
Posted on: Tue, 11 Mar 2014 13:29:22 +0000
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