This is a public humiliation for the illegal Sierra Leone President and fake Brigadier Julius Maada Bio. It is also a disgrace for patriotic Sierra Leoneans who are still proud of their country, which has been plunged into public ridicule and degradation. (Photo: Bio and Mamady).

All took place on Monday, February 23, 2026, when a handful of foreign soldiers from neighbouring Guinea entered Sierra Leone territory and seized Sierra Leone soldiers who were obviously Bio’s poorly trained, ragtag Kamajor militias, not real soldiers.

The arrest of 10 Kamajor soldiers and three SLPP OSD police officers happened in broad daylight in Falaba District in the north of Sierra Leone. Watching the viral video of the arrest of the Bio Kamajors in military uniforms, it disgusts so many citizens worldwide.

Following the shameful seizure of the so-called fake Sierra Leone soldiers, there has been a silent reaction so far from the illegal Sierra Leone SLPP regime, primarily because of the public shame the disgraceful arrest has brought on the country.

After the fake soldiers were apprehended and whisked to Guinea, all ten soldiers and three police officers were seen handcuffed and sitting on the ground in humiliation. Nothing is more embarrassing than seeing these SLPP soldiers being humiliated by foreign soldiers.

The latest incident has triggered the painful memory of Yenga, which Bio sold to Mamady Doumbouya. The days of the illegitimate President Bio, who allegedly stole the June 24, 2023, elections, are numbered, as his removal from power is imminent. The arrest of his soldiers signals the end of Bio’s authority.

This is a disgrace not only nationally but internationally, as far as the military is concerned. This has automatically categorised Maada Bio as the most useless and unfit Commander-in-Chief of the Sierra Leone Army in history. (Photo: Fake Brigadier Bio and his Kamajor soldiers). More information on the arrest thus –

Reports Claim RSLAF Captain, 13 Soldiers and 2 OSD Officers Arrested by Guinean Forces After Border Dispute in Falaba

By a Special Reporter

According to close sources, a border dispute erupted in the early hours of Monday, February 23, 2026, between the Sierra Leone and Guinean armies at Kaliyereh Village, Sulima Chiefdom, Falaba District.

Sources report that the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF) mounted a checkpoint at Kaliyereh Village on the Sierra Leonean side of the border. However, Guinean forces objected, claiming the land forms part of Guinea.

They reportedly insisted that Sierra Leone provide GPS coordinates to confirm that the area belongs to Sierra Leone before any checkpoint could be established. Despite the objection, the Sierra Leone military proceeded with the construction of the checkpoint.

As a result, an RSLAF captain and other personnel were arrested and taken into custody in Conakry, Guinea. Sources further confirm that a total of 13 military personnel and two Operational Support Division (OSD) police officers were detained by Guinean forces.