Yesterday there were a series of meetings with many state-captured internal stakeholders with the officials of the international community who arrived this week to make consultations regarding the dialogue agreement signed last year at the Bintumani Hotel in Freetown between the illegal SLPP regime and the APC party. (Photo: Aja Fatoumata, Leonardo Santos Simao, Judge Mbogholi in Freetown).

The foreign visitors had the opportunity to consult with the corrupt Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone ECSL at their Towel Hill office. They met yesterday with the ECSL Chairman Mohamed Konneh. It was very tense as the international visitors questioned the ECSL about the June 24, 2023 election results. And according to inside sources, the ECSL was rattled and could not give any positive answers.

Yesterday, there were also meetings with the SLPP sponsored Political Parties Regulations Commission PPRC at the PPRC office and the SLPP financed All Political Parties Association APPA also held at PPRC office. Reports say the global partners pounced hard on both of Bio’s state-captured institutions. Also, the visitors met with Bio’s Security Agencies, including the Office of National Security ONS at Tower Hill.

The foreign visitors who came from ECOWAS, the African Union AU, the United Nations Security Council, the European Union, EU, and the Commonwealth for a three-day meetings shall continue their meetings today with the Civil Society Organisations CSOs, widely considered as corrupt and one-tribe Mende hegemony and other stakeholders at the Conference Hall of Radisson Blue Hotel. (Photo: President-Elect Dr Samura Kamara posed with Aja Fatoumata).

Today also, the international visitors will consult with the diplomatic community in Sierra Leone. Also on the agenda is the meeting with fake Moral Guarantors all in Maada Bio’s corrupt pockets. They will talk about the status and progress of the October 18, 2023 dialogue agreement signed at the Bintumani Hotel by SLPP and the APC. The Tripartite recommendations and the implementation will also top the agenda of the consultations.