MINKAILU BAH’S FIVE-YEAR REPORT CARD
We’ve been trying unsuccessfully to reach Sister Lynda Ngaojia, the “Woman of God” who recently made those extraordinary comments on her encounter with the heavenly host. We want to commission her to behave like the Witch of Endor and tell us why Minkailu Bah, De Pa’s most confident – even if complacent minister – decided to open up to the media recently after making only highly selective and orchestrated appearances in few media events in five years.
GRADUATION AT USL WITHOUT DE PA: WATIN APIN?
Many students will miss De Pa at this year’s University of Sierra Leone congregation. We hear he has already told the University authorities that he will not be climbing Mount Olympus this weekend. As usual no reason has been given to the general public about this decision.
FROM OBAMA LAND WITH WHAT: WILL DE PA SPEAK UP NOW?
On behalf of our esteemed readers we want to welcome De Pa back home from Obama Land. We also want to congratulate him for making that very important shortlist of human beings wanting to meet the most powerful man on planet earth.
BABABODE CAN’T PAY FOR FCC RECEIPT BOOKS
We visited the Government Printing Department (GPD) last week to verify information we received from our source at the Freetown City Council that the local government authority had run out of receipt books. We can now confirm that we saw a stack of receipt books produced for the Freetown City Council for 2012 and 2013. We gathered from the GPD that persistent calls for the council to pay for and remove the receipt books from their stores have fallen on deaf ears.
DE PA GOES TO THE WHITE HOUSE TO SEE BARAK OBAMA
De Pa is among four Heads of State from Africa invited to the White House in Washington by Barak Obama. We don’t know why. Official sources say they will discuss democracy and trade. On the face of it, those are very important items on the agenda.
DE PA OF SALONE – THE ALPHA AND OMEGA
We've been waiting for more than five years for De Pa to put a decisive stop to all government officials praising and "worshipping" him at every public function. Many people are truly fed up with these people pretending De Pa is the all-conquering, omniscient Lion of Romarong.
Supported by: Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
