Yet, the electoral thieves in the SLPP regime and APC collaborators pretend to be normal. But the international community is fully aware of the dangers brewing in the country, as Sierra Leone voters of the 2023 elections are still fuming with rage that their priceless votes have yet to reflect the mandates of their choice.

Voters who cast their votes overwhelmingly for the President-Elect, Dr Samura Kamara, have not hidden their anger and dissatisfaction over the broad daylight robbery of their votes by the incumbent, Julius Maada Bio, in connivance with wicked politicians in the main opposition APC party and bad Sierra Leoneans.

Global partners have smelt the unbearable odour emanating from the tense moment germinating in the country. Consequently, the security of the country has become the top priority for the external stakeholders. No wonder more foreign guests had landed in the country over the weekend. The Bio police and soldiers are not reliable.

Who are these visitors? Where did they come from? Are they civilians or military personnel? As we go to press, these questions cannot be answered in full. However, sources at Lungi International Airport say the recent arrivals looked like highly trained security personnel. (Photo: Maada Bio’s days are truly numbered).

What is also unclear is the main motive of the foreign guests in Sierra Leone. Are they here for Electoral Justice? The international pressure for the successful implementation of the 84 tripartite recommendations is mounting positively and on a daily basis.

Over the weekend, more positive development took place as additional guests, either from the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, or other places, on behalf of the United Nations Security Council, arrived at the Lungi Airport amid mild jubilation from patriotic Sierra Leoneans.

But the enemies of electoral justice are not delighted at all, as they still want the illegitimate President Bio to continue unlawfully. Usually competent aviation sources have intimated that the exact number of the foreign visitors could not be ascertained, but what they can confirm is that the guests alighted around 9 am on Saturday.

The aviation sources say the flight came from the ECOWAS headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria or Senegal. One unique informant also confirmed that the visitors were assembled from different countries in the sub-region before arriving in Sierra Leone for their mission. (Photo: President-Elect Dr Samura Kamara).

Lungi sources also revealed that, upon arrival, the foreign guests assembled at the Lungi Airport Hotel before they convened at the ECOMOG Base in Lungi for a meeting. The arrivals later crossed over to the capital, Freetown, with the remaining arrivals still staying in Lungi. Sierra Leone is on time bomb if electoral justice is denied.

Hopefully, electoral justice has won the battle, and the democratisation of Sierra Leone is just a matter of time. The arrivals on Saturday, May 17, 2025, have added to the presence of the US Marines in the country. The Marines have conveniently mingled in the crowds because they are black Americans, not Caucasians.

Analysts say that it is just a matter of time before the Implementable and Actionable clause of Resolution 8 of the Tripartite Agreement is applied to the letter. The winner of the June 24, 2023, elections is Dr Samura Kamara, not the incumbent Maada Bio, who stole the elections, despite bad Sierra Leoneans trying to undermine democracy.