Deputy Information Minister Daniel Sanoe addressed concerns regarding asset recovery efforts in Liberia, clarifying that former First Lady Clar Weah is not personally targeted. The focus of the government's investigation is on the Clar Hope Foundation, which is alleged to have utilized public resources for its establishment. Recent developments in the case have raised questions about the legitimacy of the foundation's funding and operations.

A subpoena has been issued by Criminal Court 'A' Presiding Judge Roosevelt Z. Willie, compelling the Clar Hope Foundation to present comprehensive records detailing its financial contributions. This includes an inventory of funds received from both private donors and government entities, along with specific information about contributors. The request aims to uncover potential misuse of public funds and ensure accountability within the organization.

As the news of the government's subpoena spreads, it has elicited a variety of responses from political circles and the public, indicating how sensitive the intertwined issues of family, politics, and public resources can be in Liberia. The government's decision to scrutinize the foundation might not only impact its operations but could also have political ramifications given its connections to high-profile figures in the country, such as the former First Lady herself.