The proposed Justice Complex will host the Ministry of Justice and several auxiliary institutions, including the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA), the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS), and the Liberia National Fire Service (LNFS). Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony, President Boakai said the project reflects his administration’s firm commitment to investing in public infrastructure and reducing the government’s long-standing dependence on rented facilities. The President noted that the complex will significantly cut government expenditure on rental properties while improving efficiency and public service delivery across the justice and security sectors. Minister Tweh disclosed that US$20 million has already been earmarked for the construction of the Justice Complex, underscoring the government’s resolve to invest in long-term infrastructure that strengthens public institutions. The Justice Complex forms part of the Boakai administration’s broader agenda to develop permanent government facilities and improve service delivery nationwide.