Does this mean he had the right to unlawfully grab a fire weapon and parade the street of Freetown with an unsuccessful attempt to bring people down? Communicators can analyze better. Could this be a mere typo or a deliberate act? SLP needs to take caution.
@PoliceLeone
Hmmm, #PoliceLeone, what a bamboozle expression? I have read this release from the #PoliceLeone like ten times, but till date, I am yet to understand the full meaning of *"...Foday Alieu posed a legitimate threat ๐ค to public safety,..."*
@AlphajorbaBah@LeoneIssues
Since the illegitimate government of @PresidentBio assumed office, government officials have not been able to address pressing issues. They are on social media posting 'I visted this and that today' remimder; this is not what Sierra Leoneans need now. Irresponsible government.
Does the @IntlCrimCourt have anything to do with the Nonpermanent membership of the UN Security Council?
@PresidentBio is the only man being engaged by the prosecutor at the ICC, does that mean #SierraLeone is the only Non-permanent member of the UN Security Council?
๐๐ซ๐๐ฌ๐ข๐๐๐ง๐ญ'๐ฌ ๐๐ก๐จ๐๐ค๐ข๐ง๐ ๐๐๐ฏ๐๐ฅ๐๐ญ๐ข๐จ๐ง ๐๐จ๐ง๐๐ข๐ซ๐ฆ๐ฌ ๐๐ง๐จ๐ฐ๐ฅ๐๐๐ ๐ ๐จ๐ ๐๐ฅ๐๐๐ญ๐จ๐ซ๐๐ฅ ๐๐จ๐ฎ๐ฉ ๐'รฉ๐ญ๐๐ญ:
In a surprising confession, the President of #SierraLeone admitted to rejecting calls from the American Embassy ( @USEmbFreetown ) to intervene and halt the Electoral Commissioner (@MKKonnehECSL) from announcing the outcome of a flawed June 2023 Election. This revelation further deepens the doubts surrounding his legitimacy. The Electoral Commission (@ECsalone) has sparked additional concerns by refusing to disclose the election results at the district level, despite calls from multiple pro-democracy organizations, development partners, and the main opposition party, APC. These developments seem to validate the suspicions held by many that the elections were indeed rigged.
If the president had the opportunity to ensure transparency but chose not to intervene, it raises questions about what other actions he might take to address the damages caused by the electoral coup d'รฉtat orchestrated by the Electoral Commission and Mohamed Konneh. If he was already aware of this grand plot, as he admitted, it appears that the president may not be able to effectively remedy the present situation sinking Sierra Leone into a constitutional crisis. #SaloneX #Salone #SaloneTwitter @USEmbFreetown@UKinSierraLeone@EUinSierraLeone@GERinSalone@AfricaDemocracy@VanguardAfrica@SLAJ_Salone@IntlCrimCourt@ecowas_cedeao@AYVnews@_AfricanUnion
"Despite the frontal assault on Democracy, it remains the preferred system of government in Africa. There is no option but to make it viable, taking the necessary steps, address governance deficits, ensuring democracy delivers the anticipated social goods.โ #DemocracyInAfrica
Amidst the economic collapse in #SierraLeone, @PresidentBio has chosen to make it worse by travelling with individuals for the UN summit. This individuals have no impact to make. I believe it's time for the president to cutdown travel expenses.
@AlphajorbaBah@dsengeh
Two days after another deadly protest that rocked Freetown, the capital of #SierraLeone, it is disheartening to see a recurring trend of an elite force being deployed to suppress and crush these demonstrations, reminiscent of past deadly protests. This force is composed of members of the state apparatus who were also alleged to be involved in the mass murders at the Pademba Road prisons. They disguise themselves with masks and exhibit a battle-like mentality, which bewilders us as we are not in a war zone. This scene evokes memories of the brutal civil war we endured in Sierra Leone.
As a #democracy, we expect the police to handle these matters, utilizing force only when necessary and within the boundaries of the law. Involving the military, such as the Presidential guards, in response to protests appears to be the formation of a personal elite force designed to combat perceived threats against the presidency. However, protests are an inherent part of our democratic process, and the police must take charge of managing them.
We hereby request a thorough investigation into the killing of protesters once again. We cannot continue down this path of violence and suppression. This government came into power through a democratic process, and they must govern with the principles and values of democracy.#SaloneTwitter #SaloneX @SLAJ_Salone@USEmbFreetown@UKinSierraLeone@IrlEmbFreetown@SLMIC3@ecowas_cedeao@IntlCrimCourt@PoliceLeone@AfricaDemocracy
Here we are @sierraLeone where the government blames citizens and oppositions because of economic downfall. I could still remember 2018 presidential debate when @samurakamara201 said the government is to be blame for it actions. It sink deep
@AlphajorbaBah@LeoneIssues@dsengeh
If the @USgovernment can admit its failure doesn't mean they are a failed State but it's a stepping stone to seek redress for its failures. That's what I called a step towards improving a nation to fit its citizens livelihood.
@StrategicComm There are pressing issues to address which will remedy protests and demonstrations eg., the bread and butter, prices of commodities and services, exchange rate, unemployment etc.
All round, I Will not be in doubt that these issues will be ignored.
@AlphajorbaBah @EUinSierraLeon
@StrategicComm Five wasted years down the line, 'this government' can't bring this man to book after billions of leones wasted on vain efforts.
Here we are again on the same agenda. If I may ask; on what basis Will he be brought to book?
You guys need to be more serious.
Sierra Leone's security forces have once again failed the people by resorting to violence during protests, with reports of arrests and alleged summary executions. The government must bring the perpetrators to justice to show they are not complicit in the killings of protesters. Similarly, supporters and protest organisers should all share the blame for the deaths of our fellow citizens. @PoliceLeone@SLMIC3@IntlCrimCourt@USEmbFreetown@UNHumanRights@UKinSierraLeone@AUC_PAPS@AUC_PAPS #SaloneTwitter #SaloneX