The drugs cartel pandemic is happening at the same time electoral justice – the only hope for Sierra Leoneans to see democracy – is taking place. It is full-proof that the chief drugs baron Julius Maada Bio is at the end of his tether exacerbated by the drugs cartel disgrace. (Photo: Dutch drug baron Jos, right, in Church with his father-in-law Maada Bio).

The ongoing drugs cartel incidents that have already captured the Sierra Leone Ambassador in Guinea and the latest discovery of the Dutch drugs baron Jos Leijdekkers in Bonthe District has finally landed the illegal Sierra Leone President Maada Bio in serious trouble.

And the prompt intervention of Interpol into the drugs cartel incidents in neighbouring Guinea and in Sierra Leone is the fundamental change and eventual turning point for the betterment of the Sierra Leone democracy and electoral success.

This means that the end of the unelected SLPP regime of Maada Bio is very close. And the ushering in of the democratically elected President-Elect, Dr Samura Kamara, is even closer. All is virtually now set to go. It is just a matter of time for transfer of power to occur. (Photo: Jos sitting behind Maada Bio and his Mob Justice wife Fatima Bio. SLPP Chief Minister David Sengeh, in blue, sitting behind Jos in the Church).

And most significantly, some members of the Maada Bio family have been named in the drugs cartel trade and will be dragged into the Interpol net for thorough probing. Reports say the investigators have already begun probing the imports and exports of the Cocaine, Kush, Tramadol businesses.

Bio’s younger sister Admire Bio, a drug business woman is on the net; Bio’s younger brother Yankuba Bio, who is the Director General at the Queen Elizabeth 11 Water Quay, will face investigations and for using Sierra Leone Port as the hub for trading the illegal substances abroad.

Reports have also confirmed that the names of certain SLPP officials have been highlighted for Interpol investigations. Names such as Bio’s Press Secretary Keketoma Sandi; Babadi Kamara, the notorious timber smuggler, has also been linked with the drugs cartel trade.

Other SLPP/Paopa bandits being watched by Interpol include one Alusine Kanneh, Head of Immigration; one Hassan Salman, Lebanese Trader; one Abdulai Sesay, Personal Assistant to Maada Bio; one Albert Gulama, Director of Trade Services and one Musa Koroma, Head of Port Container.

Everything is pointing are the direction of Maada Bio, the chief architect of the drugs smuggling in Sierra Leone. The Lungi and Hastings airports and the Water Quay are the strategic entry points for the dangerous drugs, namely Cocaine, Kush, Tramadol, etc. (Photo: Jos in the Church in Bonthe).

The highlight of the drugs cartel is the involvement of the most wanted drugs baron from Holland called Jos Leijdekkers who is presently the guest of the illegal Sierra Leone President Maada Bio. The Dutch drugs convict is married to Maada Bio’s daughter. What a criminal family!

REUTERS – European Cocaine Kingpin Jos Leidekkers Residing in Sierra Leone, Dutch Police and Prosecutors Say

THE HAGUE, Jan 24 (Reuters) – One of Europe’s most wanted fugitives, convicted cocaine smuggler Jos Leijdekkers, has been living in Sierra Leone for at least six months, a spokesperson for the Dutch prosecutors’ office told Reuters on Friday.

The 33-year-old Leijdekkers, who was sentenced in absentia to 24 years in prison on June 25 by a Rotterdam court for smuggling more than 7 tonnes of cocaine, is one of the Netherlands most wanted men.

“It has the highest priority of police and prosecutors to get him to the Netherlands to serve his sentence. We are doing everything we can in that regard, but we cannot comment any further because of the ongoing investigation,” Wim de Bruin said.