AUDIT SERVICES

James Kerkulah is a chartered certified accountant, certified risk manager and certified internal auditor with more than 16 years of experience in accounting, finance, external and internal auditing, risk management and compliance in both the private and public sectors.
He is currently Deputy Director General for Audit Services at the Internal Audit Agency (IAA) of Liberia. Immediately prior to taking up his current assignment, he served as Technical Expert on Forensic Audit in Tax Administration at the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) in Pretoria, South Africa and Compliance Risk Management and Domestic Revenue Mobilization Expert with the West African Tax Administration Forum (WATAF) in Abuja, Nigeria.

James Kerkulah, msc., acca, crmp, cia

DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL FOR Audit services

James served as Commissioner of Internal Audit (CIA) Department at the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA), Sector Director of Internal Audit for Public Administration at the Internal Audit Agency and Financial Management Consultant at the Department of Expenditure and Debt Management at the Ministry of Finance of Liberia.
He also worked as external auditor with VOSCON CPAs Inc. where he was in charge of audits of financial institutions and agricultural companies.
James is a lecturer in critical thinking at the Stella Maris Polytechnic University. He loves physical fitness and meditation.

amos quermoullue, mba, cfe

executive director for audit services

Amos Quermoullue is an Accounting, Finance, Audit and anti-fraud professional with more than seventeen (17) years of experience in external auditing, banking and internal auditing and compliance management in both private and public sectors of Liberia. He holds an MBA in Business Administration in Banking and Finance and is a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE).

He joined the Internal Audit Agency (IAA) in 2012 and has served in the positions of Director, Sector Director and currently Executive Director for Audit Services.

He supervises Sector Directors and Directors of Internal Audit Functions to evaluate and recommend improvements to the effectiveness of governance, risk management and controls in all public sector entities in Liberia.

Amos also supervises Quality Assurance, Audit Recommendation Implementation, Data Analytics and Audit Reports Analysis and Summary to support and improve audit quality, implementation of audit recommendations and adherence to internal auditing standards and code of ethics and conduct.

Immediately prior to joining the IAA, Mr. Amos Quermoullue served as head of internal audit functions in two financial institutions, First International Bank (FIB) Liberia Ltd and Guaranty Trust (GT) Bank Liberia. He became Head of Internal Audit Department at FIB Liberia Ltd in 2011 and later served as Head of Systems and Controls (SYSCON) Department at GT Bank Liberia Ltd from February to December 2012.

Amos spent four years as an external auditor with PKF-Liberia, then called Pannell Kerr Foster, Certified Public Accountants, an affiliate of Deliotte & Touché affiliate.

Gbanjah j. campbell, sr., maud, mpsm

sector director for quality assurance, research & training

Mr. Gbanjah Joseph Campbell,Sr. is an accounting, finance, auditing and anti-fraud professional with more than 15 years of experience in banking, external and internal auditing and compliance management in both the private and public sectors in Liberia.

He holds a Master Degree in Audit (MAud.) and Master in Public Sector Management (MPSM) respectively from the Nanjing Audit University in the Peoples’s Republic of China and that of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA). 

Mr. Campbell is currently Sector Director for Quality Assurance, Research and Training at the Internal Audit Agency (IAA) where he has served the entity for 13 consecutive years in managerial positions ranging from Director of Audit Services, Sector Director of County Operations, Sector Director of Quality Assurance, Sector Director of Energy and Environmental Services and that of the Rule of Law.

He served as the Director of Internal Audit of numerous ministries, agencies and commissions such as the Ministries of Health , Education, Public Works, Internal Affairs , Lands, Mines and Energy (Now the Ministry of Mines).

Mr. Campbell holds certificates in risk management, controls and governance and has travelled extensively in the United States of America, South Africa, Swaziland, Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone and the Gambia. He has served as Audit Manager for the First International Bank (FIB) Liberia Limited, Audit Supervisor at VOSCON INC., Audit Director, Large Taxpayers Division of the Ministry of Finance of Liberia, Financial Analyst and Auditor at the Liberian Bank for Development and Investment (LBDI).

He is a lecturer at the Liberian Institute of Public Administration (LIPA) and was adjunct lecturer at the African Methodist Episcopal University.

He loves studying, scrabbling and sporting

jallah b. kollie, mba, cfe, ctp

director, audit recommendation implementation

Mr. Jallah B. Kollie is a Certified Fraud Examiner and a Certified Tax practitioner with more than fifteen years of experience in accounting, auditing and fraud examination in both the private and public sectors of Liberia. He is also a candidate for The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) and has basic understanding of the International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF).

He is an active member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and the Liberia Institute of Tax Practitioners, respectively and Secretary General of the Liberia Chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.

Jallah is currently the Director of Audit Report Analysis, Summary, Recommendations and Implementation.

Prior to becoming Director of Audit Recommendations Implementation and Audit Reports Analysis and Summary, he served as an internal auditor and director of internal audit function in different ministries, agencies and public corporations where he further provided independent, objective assurance and consulting services designed to add value and improved operations.

Before joining the IAA in 2014, Jallah worked with the General Auditing Commission (GAC) and served in various capacities.

Mr. Jallah B. Kollie has several academic achievements and certificates in Basic Auditing, Advanced Auditing, Procurement, International Financial Reporting Standards, International Standard on Quality Control, Tracing Illicit Transactions for Anti-fraud Examiners, Fraud examination and investigation techniques, Ethics for Anti-Fraud Professionals, IIA’s Standard, Risk Assessment, Audit planning, Audit Fieldwork, Audit Report Writing, Audit Documentation, Audit Evidence, Critical Thinking.

Jallah has the ability to adapt to varying work environment and conditions; innovative, persevering and task-oriented person; has strong ethical and personal discipline and commitment to fairness and truth; has good decision making and judgement skills with no special bias to self-interests; and good inter-personal skills. 


The Audit Services Department (ASD) is one of three departments of the Internal Audit Agency (IAA). It is responsible for designing and implementing strategies, plans and procedures to achieve the core mandate and functions of the IAA.
The Department is headed by a Deputy Director General who reports to the Director General of the IAA. The Deputy Director General for Audit Services is assisted by an Executive Director for Audit Services who runs the daily activities of the Department and supervises Sector Directors.

Mandate:

1. Establish and direct internal audit functions within all government institutions, including the Executive, Legislative and Judiciary as well as all public sector entities such as public corporations, autonomous agencies, ministries and the Central Bank of Liberia.
2. Promulgate and ensure that common internal audit standards and systems in keeping with best practices are established and maintained in all internal audit functions.
3. Provide oversight, including managerial, administrative and supervisory expertise at each of the established functions within each entity.
4. Provide independent, objective assurance and consulting services that add value and improve the operations of Government institutions.
5. Ensure that ethics of internal audit according to internationally accepted standards are strictly adhered to and followed. These shall be, but not limited to objectivity, integrity, confidentiality, competence and professionalism.

Risk Assessment:

We assist in the identification and assessment of audit risks associated with various programs, operations, and financial activities in government

Supervising Audit Teams:

The Deputy Director General oversees audit teams during the execution of audits. They may provide guidance, review audit workpapers, and ensure that audit procedures are carried out effectively and efficiently.