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RAW VIOLENCE IN PARLIAMENT SHAMES SIERRA LEONE

IF PAOLO’S WISH FOR WAR CAME TRUE WHAT WILL HE DO?

STRIKE-PRONE JUNIOR DOCTORS ARE GETTING ON OUR NERVES

Let’s get a few things out of the way before we make our point on this recent strike call by our JUNIOR doctors;

1. There can be no excuse for keeping those hospital cleaners on duty for so long without paying them their salary forcing them to allow rubbish to pile up at our main hospital.

YVONNE KEMOKAI FIGHTING HER CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR

Night is turning into day at the FCC on the watch of our dear Mayor Yvonne Kemokai of the anti buwa- bisieh fame. We don’t know how many people will eventually run away but we know that behind that broad smile and grumbling about central government bullying lies a consistent plan to make the NEW DIRECTION look bad so that the tolongbo return to power would be easy with Yvonne Kemokai as president.

A WEEK OF UNPRECEDENTED PRESIDENTIAL OPENESS

Last week we witnessed what we can only describe as unprecedented. For the first time as far back as we can remember, a president of Sierra Leone walked into radio and TV stations across Freetown and urged the journalists to ask him any question about his stewardship to the nation in the THREE YEARS since he was democratically elected.

TROUBLED SLFA ETHICS COMMITTEE IN MORE DILEMMA

The Ethics Committee of Queen Johansen’s SLFA has locked itself into an uncomfortable corner by doing exactly what the Johansen campaign team told them to do more than a month before they released their much derided statement about candidates they cleared to run in the awaited SLFA elections. The promised to be fair to all candidates but what they produced is a disgrace. It’s up to Isha Johansen to determine when that congress will take. She is the god of Sierra Leone football.

LARGE SCALE POLITICAL GRANDSTANDING INSPIRED BY TOLONGBO

Yansaneh thought he had found a clever way to divert attention front the raging fire of discontent in his Tolongbo group when he managed to bring together a so-called “consortium” of political organizations to say this and that about ongoing national programs. Yansaneh has always boasted about the strength of his Tolongbo group across the country so why did they need a “consortium” to say the kind of things we heard after that meeting at Tolongbo headquarters?