Maada Bio is like a rolling stone, once he starts understanding democracy, he doesn't stop. The opposition must act now. Sierra Leone is not a one party state.
#DefendDemocracy#SierraLeone#EnoughIsEnough
@hafiesorie@ebklegacy@julius_maadabio In most cases, when a defendant presents a signed medical note, the government would typically have its own doctors verify the claim. However, in former President Ernest Koroma's case, it seems that all parties involved were aligned in ensuring this was the accepted outcome.....
@thomasd05987132@KoiduLimitedSL@FirstLadyBio .....dynamics at play in Sierra Leonean politics—where the First Lady’s influence extends beyond traditional roles and into economic matters.
@thomasd05987132@KoiduLimitedSL@FirstLadyBio This situation seems to mirror historical cases where politically connected figures intervene in corporate matters, sometimes for social justice but often at the cost of economic stability. Given my interest in figures like Lady Macbeth, this could be an example of power.....
@SoeMarrah ...... the First Lady, are bypassing these processes, it could set a dangerous precedent where political power disrupts legal business operations.
@SoeMarrah This raises serious concerns about political influence over labor disputes in Sierra Leone. While labor movements have the right to advocate for better conditions, the law also outlines procedures for legal strikes. If the government or influential figures, such as.....
@sierraeyesalone .... from the presidency. At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised if he appoints a 'Peace Czar' just to avoid dealing with SLPP’s internal mess himself. Meanwhile, the country suffers, and he’s off on yet another trip.
@sierraeyesalone The President's laid-back approach is exactly why this chaos continues. We all know that when he steps in, things cool down—but he just doesn’t. It’s not about party unity; it’s about leadership. Lately, he seems uninterested, as if he’s already gotten what he wanted...
@AlphajorbaBah@IITA_CGIAR Exactly! They love to diagnose the problem but never offer real solutions. After 7 years, Sierra Leone is still spending $200M annually on rice imports while 83% of citizens face food insecurity. Where are the results? Leadership should be about action, not just speeches.
@thomasd05987132@julius_maadabio@BBCAfrica@ReutersAfrica@Cee_Bah .....far beyond what an immigration officer’s salary can justify. Instead of launching a full investigation, the president seems to be sweeping it under the rug. Typical of a system where corruption thrives at the highest levels."
@thomasd05987132@julius_maadabio@BBCAfrica@ReutersAfrica@Cee_Bah There’s more to this than meets the eye. Alusine Kanneh is just the fall guy—many others linked to this man are still in government. If Kanneh is a liability, is it because his corruption has been exposed? Reports suggest he owns properties worth millions in the US ...
@AlphajorbaBah .....True justice should not be a privilege reserved for some while being denied to others. The judiciary must uphold fairness, not bow to influence. A transparent and impartial legal system is the foundation of any democracy.
@AlphajorbaBah The rule of law must be applied consistently, without political bias or public pressure. The prolonged detention of Hawa Hunt was unjust, and her sudden release following the First Lady’s statement only underscores the selective nature of justice in Sierra Leone...
@ClaudiusFemi The double standards are glaring! Threats against opposition figures are ignored, while SLPP affiliates get instant action. Justice should serve all, not just the privileged.
#SelectiveJustice#WeDonSee
@SoeMarrah ..... The question is: Are we willing to demand accountability, organize, and resist the erosion of our institutions? Tyranny thrives when citizens remain passive. What steps are we prepared to take to uphold democracy?"
@SoeMarrah You are right to highlight the dangers of concentrated power, but we must go beyond identifying the problem—we need solutions. If Bio has already signaled his unwillingness to operate within a democratic framework, then the responsibility falls on us, the people. ....