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F Follow the Money LIB

Where does YOUR MONEY go?

Plain answers, drawn from records the government already published.

This year
$1.2 billion

approved for Liberia to spend in FY2026.


8.4%

to health, against a 15% promise

14

records still not published

Checked 3 August 2026 · Ministry of Finance

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← What auditors foundShare
Confirmed by the Ministry itself

Teachers were left unpaid, or paid only part of their salary

The Ministry of Finance and Development Planning’s own clarification says: 900 MCSS teachers were paid in full, but only in Liberian dollars, and 200 more got just the 20 percent Liberian-dollar portion of a split payment, with the US dollar portion still not posted by their bank.

1,100

20%

of salary reached 200 others

Who is responsible

Ministry of Finance and Development Planning

What would settle this: written confirmation that every affected teacher has now been paid in full.

Where this comes from

MFDP press release, on MCSS teachers’ September salaries ↗

Confirmed by the Ministry, not alleged by us

Ask if everyone has been paid

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← My countyChange

Nimba

Superintendent Ma Kou Meapeh Gono · 9 districts

What this county is owed

Nimba shares ArcelorMittal’s County Social Development Fund with Bong and Grand Bassa. It rose from $3M to $5M a year in January 2026 — no published document shows how the new figure is split three ways.

Source: allAfrica, 30 January 2026 ↗

Nothing found yet

No audit finding has been published about Nimba specifically

Not a clean bill of health, and not an accusation either.

What the county should publish0 of 6 found
County budgetNot found
Financial accountsNot found
Ask Nimba for its budget