In the West African state, you will definitely find this American citizen, who is a disappointment at the SLPP/Paopa chief minister’s office in Freetown. This shameless and corrupt US citizen is Dr David Moinina Sengeh, aka ‘Memuna Sengeh’, because of his gay traits. (Photo: Memuna Sengeh, 2nd left, sitting next to his cocaine boss Bio, left. And Bio’s daughter Agnes, back, is married to drug lord Bolle Jos).

Memuna Sengeh is a shame to the US. He/she is a major player in betraying Sierra Leone’s democracy; no wonder President Donald Trump has called Sierra Leone correctly as a failed state. Memuna Sengeh, along with other bad influencers, must face justice in the near future.

These SLPP/Paopa ministers, who have destroyed the country since April 4, 2018, when Julius Maada Bio took over State House, are responsible for plunging the country into a state of no redemption. Thankfully, the 85 Tripartite Recommendation will save the nation. (Photo: President Trump).

Today, Sierra Leone is not only a failed state, but has also lost its nationhood to dangerous foreign criminals who posed as businessmen, much to the detriment of the majority of innocent Sierra Leoneans whose priceless votes were stolen by Bio after the June 24, 2023, polls.

Memuna Sengeh has contributed greatly to the destruction of Sierra Leone, acting as the key catalyst to turn the once peaceful and well-reputed nation into a narcotic state. Everywhere today, illegal drugs – Kush, Tramadol, Cocaine – are killing our youth.

In fact, two generations of our youth are being systematically and deliberately wiped out of the face of the earth by the evil forces in the SLPP party and the current APC executives, whose primary motive is to get rich quickly, thereby destroying democracy and suffering the electorate. (Photo: Drug Lord Omar Sheriff and Police Chief Fayia Sellu).

Memuna Sengeh is part and parcel of this sly mechanism to damage the little democracy in Sierra Leone. Hear what Memuna Sengeh, the SLPP Chief Minister, spewed recently. He bluffed shamelessly: “My president, Maada Bio, will be in power until 2039!”

Imagine a US citizen betraying democracy and constitutional rule in Sierra Leone! “Spots on,” most Sierra Leoneans who listened to the US President Donald Trump labelling Maada Bio’s Sierra Leone among the failed states in the world, stated without hesitation.

President Trump is 100% correct in the description of Bio. Imagine Bio, who stole the June 24, 2023, elections and gave haven to Europe’s most wanted drug lord in the person of Joseph Johannes Leijdekker, aka Bolle Jos, now christened Omar Sheriff, is still a free man. (Photo: President-elect Dr Samura Kamara will be sworn in shortly).

Memuna Sengeh is collaborating and orchestrating the step-by-step destruction of Sierra Leone. As Education Minister, the worst in Sierra Leone’s history, Memuna Sengeh stole billions of dollars, money meant for uplifting education in the country. Even his/her dad enjoyed Memuna Sengeh’s loot.

Thank you, President Trump, for correctly describing Bio’s Sierra Leone as a failed state. This is a country now at the mercy of drug lords, corrupt foreign businesses, in total connivance with evil police and military forces, aka Kamajors. (Photo: EU Ambassador Jacek Jankowski, and the UN, the US are leading the fight to restore democracy).

The state-captured institutions are continuing to protect the production, distribution and sale of illicit drugs inside and outside the country. Today, Sierra Leone is the hub for the transhipment of illegal drugs and narcotics around the world, thanks to the Bio family.

Sierra Leoneans are calling on the international community to hasten and to fast-track the political transition by implementing all 85 Tripartite Recommendations peacefully or forcefully, the only route to democratic governance that will see the President-elect, Dr Samura Kamara, take power and to salvage the country.

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