Cape Mount LDEA Officer Honored for Outstanding Anti-Drug Service

Published: July 1, 2026

MONROVIA – The Clean Communications Network–Liberia (CCN-Liberia) has honored Momodu Kiadii, popularly known as “OLU,” Deputy for Operations of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) in Grand Cape Mount County, with its LDEA Officer of the Year (2025–2026) award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the fight against illicit drugs.

The award, presented on June 30, 2026, recognizes Kiadii’s dedication, professionalism, courage and commitment to combating drug trafficking and substance abuse in Grand Cape Mount County.

According to the citation, the recognition honors his exceptional performance, exemplary leadership and unwavering commitment to protecting communities from the growing threat of illegal drugs.

CCN-Liberia said Kiadii’s efforts have earned him widespread respect from residents and stakeholders across the county for his role in advancing public safety and strengthening drug law enforcement.

Presenting the award, Prince Allison, Chief Executive Officer of Clean Communications Network–Liberia, commended Kiadii for his relentless service and urged him to remain steadfast in promoting justice and safeguarding Liberian communities.

“We recognize Mr. Kiadii for his unwavering dedication, professionalism, courage, and outstanding service in the fight against illicit drugs in Grand Cape Mount County,” Allison said, encouraging him to continue serving the nation with integrity and excellence.

The certificate of recognition was signed by Edward Kennedy, Manager of Clean Communications Network–Liberia, and approved by Prince Allison, the organization’s Chief Executive Officer.

The recognition underscores the growing appreciation for law enforcement officers whose dedication continues to strengthen Liberia’s campaign against illegal drugs and contribute to safer communities.