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24 July 2025

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4 New Drug Baron Partners Join Bolle Jos in Freetown; As Bio Romances with Cocaine Dealers, the Boat Angers Global Partners

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The mysterious boat that anchored in the Sierra Leone waters reportedly brought illegal drugs and deadly weapons for Bio. This has angered the global partners.

In a related development, the Organiser.net newspaper gathered last night that four new drug barons have joined the drug fugitive Jozef Leijdekkers, alias Bolle Jos, in Sierra Leone. They were spotted in Freetown this week. (Photo: Mystery boat that brought drugs, arms and ammunition).

 

The notorious Dutch cocaine trafficker, murderer, and money launderer, Bolle Jos, was also spotted with the illegal President Julius Maada Bio, who is also his father-in-law. The five drug kingpins are all in the country, and a dangerous cocaine situation is turning into a disastrous scenario.

 

Amid this calamity, a mysterious boat carrying illegal drugs, cocaine and heavy weapons berthed in Sierra Leone waters on Monday, July 21, 2025. Diplomatic sources say the international community is fuming with rage and very upset over the mystery boat. (Photo: Maada Bio, Bolle Jos and Agnes Bio in the church).

 

 

Moreover, seeing the unelected Sierra Leone President Maada Bio romancing with the five dangerous cocaine barons in the capital, Freetown, has added salt to the injury. This odd scenario has emboldened the global partners to facilitate the removal of the electoral thief, Maada Bio, from power without delay.

 

“Sierra Leone is in a precarious situation, and the suffering of the people is escalating every hour Maada Bio stays at State House. It is time to oust him and restore democracy and constitutional order in the country,” a diplomat is quoted in Freetown.

 

For Bolle Jos and his four partners, spotted in Sierra Leone and mingling with the country’s illegal president, are an eyesore and a danger to society. The latest report has confirmed that Bolle Jos is very influential in the Bio regime, controlling the air, land and sea routes. (Photo: Bolle Jos posed with Maada Bio in the church).

 

 

Sources have hinted that Bolle Jos controls the Immigration Department, directing the affairs at the Queen Elizabeth 11 Quay, commonly known as Water Quay, and is the head of the Lungi International Airport. These three routes under Bolle Jos are to facilitate his drug trade.

 

Bolle Jos is also ridiculously controlling the agency responsible for Narcotic Enforcement. The disappointing episode is that even the political leadership of the main opposition APC party is in cahoots with the cocaine business, benefitting immensely from the illegal trade.

 

Sierra Leone, being the hub of the international transhipment of cocaine around the world, is not a good position to be in. Also, Lungi International Airport LIA Hotel is now a drug centre controlled by Bolle Jos, who has modernised the LIA Hotel. (Photo: President-elect Dr Samura Kamara will resolve the drug issue in a short space of time).

 

 

Additionally, the boat that landed at the Guma Valley Junction close to Six Mile near Barka Farm was loaded with dangerous drugs, together with arms and ammunition imported for Maada Bio and his Kamajor police and soldiers. For what reason the weapons were brought in, you guess.

 

Bolle Jos has also opened a new cocaine entertainment club called Chapter One close to the Golf Club in Freetown. Ridiculously, they charge revellers in US dollars to enter the nightclub. Drug trader Bolle Jos is married to Maada Bio’s eldest daughter, Agnes Bio.

 

The only good news for Sierra Leoneans is that the president-elect, Dr Samura Kamara, will very shortly take the reins of power in Sierra Leone. The international community is poised to restore democratic rule without delay, the first step to sanitise the country, which will lead to development for all Sierra Leoneans.

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The illegal Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio, who publicly stole the June 24, 2023 general and presidential elections, is a confused man today. Cocaine King Maada Bio is not only disoriented and jittery at this point when ECOWAS commissioners are in Freetown for the 69th summit, but Bio’s SLPP regime is entirely on the brink of causing more confusion within the ECOWAS commission. The illegitimate Sierra Leone President Bio is shamefully dragging his feet over the handing over of the ECOWAS chairmanship to the rightful individual, in the person of Senegalese President Bassirou Faye, who should have got it since last year when Bio bribed to get it. Diplomatic sources have hinted that Maada Bio, the current ECOWAS chairman who dubiously secured the position last year by bribing Nigerian President Ahmed Bola Tinubu, is not planning to transfer the ECOWAS chair to President Faye. ECOWAS leaders are expected in Freetown on July 19, 2026.

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The fake freedom suspiciously arranged for Ernest Bai Koroma EBK is not only a fruitless distraction, but EBK’s immediate return will suit 2023 voters. It is a massive trump card indeed, especially for electoral justice campaigners who will eventually see judicial revenge for those who undermine the June 24, 2023, general and presidential elections. EBK is obviously the first accused and chief architect of selling the 2023 votes to his cocaine paymaster, Julius Maada Bio. That is why the dubious freedom dished out to cruel EBK by the electoral commander-in-thief Julius Maada Bio is wholeheartedly welcomed by electoral justice EJ fighters whose main ambition is to restore democracy and to put on trial the betrayers of the people’s mandate. At first glance, it is clear that EBK’s recent freedom, granted by the corrupt SLPP and APC parliamentarians, is a high-class trap for him. The dramatic overturning of the ridiculous treason charge against EBK in parliament, rather than in the High Court, is a monumental blunder, deception and distraction.

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