Every day, Sierra Leoneans pray for the American President Donald Trump to pay a little more attention to Sierra Leone, where the butcher of West Africa, called Julius Maada Bio, is still hanging on a thin thread despite stealing the June 24, 2023, elections from the real winner Dr Samura Kamara. (Photo: Dazed Bio watching like a schoolboy in Dubai).

“Please, President Trump, come and get rid of the dictator Maada Bio and take him to New York, where he would meet his twin-brother-in-crime Nicolas Maduro, the ousted former President of Venezuela,” patriotic Sierra Leoneans often say and pray.

It is now clear that since last month, when dictator Maduro was captured by US Special Forces and taken to America to face trial, the powerless President Maada Bio has had sleepless nights thinking he could be next on the US Marines’ capture list.

This 24/7 fear became a reality a few days ago during a challenging television interview that took place at the World Government Summit 2026 in the United Arab Emirates. There, the panic-stricken Bio told the world that he is still stunned by the Venezuela impasse. (Photo: Zimbabwean President Mnangagwa in Dubai).

Coward Bio expressed worry so publicly that he could not hide his true feelings anymore, as he swallowed the bait when the broadcast journalist asked him about his views on the Venezuela situation. “I was stunned. I am still stunned,” Bio uttered.

Other words for stunned are astounded, amazed, astonished, and startled. No wonder Bio, after experiencing the Venezuela blow, still looked dazed, stupefied, knocked senseless, knocked unconscious. These adjectives perfectly fit the behaviour of Bio after the capture of Maduro.

Live on camera in the UAE, the television journalist first asked the Zimbabwean president Emmerson Mnangagwa, aka Crocodile, what he thinks about what happened in Venezuela last month. President Mnangwa said Venezuela is far away from Zimbabwe.

Journalist: “Yes, it is. But I wonder as head of state….long time head of state, what are you thinking…you might be thinking about other heads of state. Mnangagwa said, “I don’t know what happened in Venezuela. But from what we read, we are interested in Venezuela.” (Photo: Nicolas Maduro when arrested).

The television journalist then turned to Maada Bio: President Bio, what do you think? Bio: “I was stunned. And I am still stunned. I still…it is surreal that I still have to understand whether the world order, the rules-based society, still exists.

“And if not, what becomes of the world? That’s why I earlier described the state as… we are in a state of flukes. That everything we have understood as the basis of international order…” Maada Bio mumbled the words above.

Following the kidnapping of the drug lord Nicolas Maduro and immediately flown to America, the Organiser newspaper was interviewed by the Leading Britain’s Conversation LBC radio in London on the Venezuela issue and the similarity with Bio’s Sierra Leone.

Without mincing words, the Organiser editor called on United States President Donald Trump to do the same thing in Sierra Leone to remove the illegal President Bio, who has committed similar heinous offences like Maduro.

The LBC interview sent chills down the spines of cocaine chief Bio and his SLPP/Paopa supporters. Since then, Bio has been haunted by the possibility of a US invasion of Sierra Leone to remove him. Now, with the latest interview in the UAE, the panic for Bio has flooded back. Meanwhile, the restoration of democracy is going on in Sierra Leone on schedule.