Jallow-Tambajang will therefore not move away from the dictates laid down by the international community to resolve the democratic impasse in Sierra Leone. Nevertheless, a doubtful person will always remain as such unless the doubted person proves his/her honesty.

Since her appointment as ECOWAS representative in Sierra Leone, a lot of negative information castigating the integrity of Jallow-Tambajang has emerged that warrants serious attention in her capacity as ECOWAS diplomat and a Gambian politician who wants to oust President Adama Barrow.

Impeccable sources in Gambia have disclosed that Fatoumata and her Gambian sister, Fatima Jabbe Bio, the illegal First Lady, are reportedly involved in surreptitious business transactions in Gambia involving the smuggling of granite stones from Sierra Leone.

This dubious stone smuggling has been going on since Maada Bio came to power in 2018. Sources say that the Sierra Leone stones, which are turned into granite, are used for the construction of the streets in The Gambia, leaving Sierra Leone even more impoverished.

The illegal President Maada Bio is wholly aware of this nefarious exploitation of Sierra Leone’s natural resources by foreign crooks. Gambia is benefiting from this dubious deal and other personal beneficiaries, such as Fatima Bio and Fatoumata Jallow-Tambajang.

This startling information has surfaced following serious allegations of bribery and corruption associated with the Gambian diplomat Aja Fatoumata regarding the tampering of the Sierra Leone transition process in connivance with the illegal First Lady of Sierra Leone, Fatima Bio.

Sources say Aja Fatoumatta secretly met someone very close to the President-elect, Dr Samura Kamara, to offer him heavy bribes in favour of Maada Bio’s staying in power. But the no-nonsense APC leader, Dr Samura Kamara, did not entertain her bribery plan. As the delegation arrived in Sierra Leone today, more questions have been raised by critical eyes.

The vigilant people of Sierra Leone are warning the Gambian diplomat to be professional in the execution of her ECOWAS duties to restore the people’s mandate of the June 24, 2023, elections. A conflict of interest is a crime that will not be tolerated. Fatoumata, be warned.

This week, international moral guarantors will be in Sierra Leone to drop the bombshell regarding the implementation of the Tripartite Agreement. As always, the middleman in this process is Bio’s biased Independent Commission for Peace and National Cohesion ICPNC.

Signed by its Executive Secretary, Hawa Samai, the ICPNC letter dated April 7, 2026, publicised the arrival of a Joint Delegation of International Moral Guarantors as a follow-up on the status of the implementation of Tripartite Recommendations.

The ICPNC letter stated that the joint delegation will be led by the former Gambian Vice President, Aja Fatoumata Jallow-Tambajang, and the UNOWAS Chief, Dr Leonardo Santos Simão, from the 13^th to 17^th April 2026. In fact, it is the UNOWAS boss who is leading the delegation.