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BETWEEN MARGAI AND FRANK KARGBO: WE DON'T FIND IT FUNNY AT ALL

An extraordinary row in the shape of a sharp exchange of letters has just ended between the nation's Attorney General and the leader of one of our many COMPOSITION PARTIES. We can understand the emotional undercurrents so evident in the exchanges. In these days of social media, it was great fun for many. We didn't find it funny anyway and we demand an unreserved apology from both men but particularly from the one whose salary and other living expenses we pay with our taxes.

PETROL QUEUES ALL OVER FREETOWN AGAIN, LIFE GROUNDED

We are still waiting to hear the normal excuses about what may have caused fuel pumps to run dry in Mama Salone again. Kothor IB is not around the government spokesman's role anymore because he would have simply told the nation that unscrupulous saboteurs were at work. Kothor, any ideas this time?

RWANDA'S PAUL KAGAME AND THE THIRD TERM QUESTION

It's beginning to look like Rwanda would go the way of Burundi soon on the important question of whether presidents who come to Africa with a constitution limiting them to two terms should be able to change that constitution towards the end of their second term so they can stay in office forever.

ACC SAYS KING BAYUKU IS CLEAN BUT WITH A FEW QUESTION MARKS

It's been a long wait. And for KING BAYUKU of Bintumani Hills, every 24 hours seemed like a whole year. Now the ACC of PILATE FITZGERALD has just told the nation he found no reason to hang KING BAYUKU...no wahala. We were brought up to trust the judgment of PILATE FITZGERALD and his ACC. So KING BAYUKU has something that looks like a CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH except that there is that small matter of a few Bintumani chairs and some few million leones. We trust the king to clear that too.

GROWING CALLS FOR THE STATE OF EMERGENCY TO BE LIFTED NOW

LET'S DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE DUMPSITE AT MODEL JUNCTION NOW

Next time you approach Model Junction from the Christ Church end of Circular Road look to your left on the road leading to parliament and see the constant pile of rubbish deposited just before you get to SALWACO. It was like that before MASADA was recruited to clean Freetown, and it improved marginally in the early days of MASADA, now half the road has been blocked off by rubbish.

UDM LEADER IS VERY ANGRY WITH POLITICO: LET'S GO SLOWLY

LOL….We got a call from the UDM leader on Tuesday, who felt he was the ORBANGU we had referred to in our Twitter column of yesterday 28 July, 2015. He was very angry because, according to him, we misquoted what he said on radio the other day about Nigerians and all that. At Politico, we take great care in such matters because we do not want to unnecessarily cause harm. That's our pledge. The UDM leader asked for clarification on the issue. We have always acknowledged people’s rights under IMC rules.