Eyewitnesses who saw the fatal accident in 4 Mile on Thursday, April 16, 2026, reported that the victim was initially unconscious after Bio’s convoy hit him, but was pronounced dead shortly afterwards in the hospital. It was a murder by Bio to feed his bloody ritual sacrifice. (Photo: Illegal President Bio believes in juju blood sacrifices).

The convoy collision was deliberate as Maada Bio’s convoy rammed into the banana seller who was standing by the roadside along the 4-mile community. The Bio presidency is noted for blood sacrifice anytime international moral guarantors are in the country for transition.

Eyewitnesses said Bio’s convoy never stopped but sped off at full speed, leaving the poor young man bleeding. “Blood spilt everywhere. We took the man to the hospital, and it is there that he died,” an eyewitness said. Bio’s convoy had left Kenema before the 4 Mile fatality.

It was no coincidence that the intentional convoy collision took place shortly before Maada Bio was to meet the moral guarantors at State House on April 17. Putting the circumstances of the 4 Mile killing, it was clear that it was done to give blood to his voodoo rituals. (Photo: Moral guarantors).

The 4 Mile convoy murder was not the first time such a gruesome accident had occurred. Bio’s murderous convoy is noted for killing innocent Sierra Leoneans anytime he travels into the provinces, especially when he needs blood for juju sacrifices.

Social media activist Ambassador Alie even mentioned the 4-mile accident in one of his audios. And Ahmed in Sierra Leone, another social media blogger, also reported the 4 Mile murder, which did not actually surprise the people who know about Bio’s killing convoy.

At the State House meeting with the moral guarantors who had come to follow up on the status of the tripartite implementation of the recommendations, Maada Bio’s poor performance during his self-praise speech indicated that the voodoo sacrifice did not help.

The moral guarantors came from ECOWAS, the Commonwealth, and the UN, which ended on 17 April. The delegation was led by the Gambian diplomat Aja Fatoumata Jallow-Tambajang. All in all, it was a successful visit that laid the groundwork for the transition of power shortly.