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14 July 2026

By Abu Shaw London

ECOWAS Summit Update: Cocaine Bio is Scared of Handing the ECOWAS Chair to Senegal President Faye; Bio Prefers Anglophone to Francophone Successor!

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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. (Photo: Maada Bio posed with President Faye).

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.

Maada Bio is so afraid of the Senegalese leader that he has confessed to close allies that he fears President Faye because his Senegalese counterpart has a no-nonsense stance against dictators like Maada Bio. President Faye is a known democrat in Senegal and in Africa. (Photos: ECOWAS is a confused.com group).

For three times now, Maada Bio has personally met with the Senegalese Head of State, Bassirou Faye. First time in Freetown and twice in Dakar, where the host could not give the guest total attention. Bio is therefore irritated and in a jitters whenever he thinks about President Faye.

Reports have further confirmed that during the closed-door meetings with President Faye, Maada Bio noticed that the Senegalese President did not give him the reassurance needed to boost his ego as ECOWAS chairman. Faye has rejected Bio’s ambition for a second term in a row.

In his face, President Faye insisted and told Maada Bio in the French language that when he receives the ECOWAS chair, he will sort out all the mess affecting member countries in ECOWAS that undermines constitutional rule and democratic governance. Bio is such a tyrant who stole the 2023 elections from the President-elect, Dr Samura Kamara.

And this is more of a reason why Maada Bio is afraid of handing over the ECOWAS baton to the strict and hardliner Senegalese President Faye. Sources close to Maada Bio say he will only hand over the ECOWAS staff to an Anglophone or English-speaking nation. (Photo: President-elect Dr Samura Kamara will be sworn in shortly as president of Sierra Leone).

Bio is reported to have said that he will not hand over the ECOWAS staff to a Francophone country. And Senegal, being the rightful nation to handle the ECOWAS chair, is determined to take the ECOWAS chair by any means necessary. “This is the time for Francophones to steer ECOWAS,” Faye noted. Stupidly, Bio is more comfortable with English-speaking Anglophone ECOWAS leaders.

The 15 ECOWAS Member Countries, Capitals, and Official Languages

It was 16 in all before Mauritania withdrew years ago. Now, three more have withdrawn: Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso. Benin Porto-Novo CFA franc French; Burkina Faso Ouagadougou CFA franc French; Cape Verde Praia escudo Portuguese; Gambia Banjul dalasi English; Ghana Accra cedi English; Guinea Conakry franc French; Guinea-Bissau Bissau CFA franc Portuguese;

Ivory Coast, Yamoussoukro CFA franc French; Liberia Monrovia dollar English; Mali Bamako CFA franc Bambara; Niger Niamey CFA franc French; Nigeria Abuja Naira English; Senegal Dakar CFA franc French; Sierra Leone Freetown Leone English; Togo Lomé CFA franc French. Courtesy: Wikipedia.

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ECOWAS Summit Update: Cocaine Bio is Scared of Handing the ECOWAS Chair to Senegal President Faye; Bio Prefers Anglophone to Francophone Successor!

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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