EU to Recall Bribe Suspect Jankowski (Bryan Hunt No 2) for Questioning as Holland Threatens Cocaine Bio for Jos Leijdekker’s Extradition
Quick Summary
The EU Ambassador Jacek Jankowski is in hot water following the bribery scandal as reports confirm that he will be recalled to Brussels for questioning.
The bribery and corruption allegations against the European Union Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Jacek Jankowski, are rife, as reports have noted that he allegedly received money, gold, and diamonds as a gift from the illegal President Julius Maada Bio. (Photo: Jacek and paymaster Bio).
The purpose of the so-called gift, according to reliable information, is, unsurprisingly, to support the SLPP regime’s illegality and to give the cocaine-infested Maada Bio a platform to sustain power despite losing the June 24, 2023, elections to the real winner, Dr Samura Kamara.
How come Ambassador Jankowski was the only one they selected from the diplomatic circle to face questioning? Jankowski could have done something fishy that had to do with the minerals bribe he allegedly received from Maada Bio for dubious and undiplomatic purposes.
This diplomatic disgrace has come in the aftermath of information that the Dutch government has issued a serious threat against Bio’s SLPP regime regarding Europe’s most wanted drug lord Joseph Leijdekker, aka Omar Sheriff, according to his Sierra Leone diplomatic passport. (Photo: The former EU envoy Manuel Muller, the great and Maada Bio).

There is double trouble indeed for Maada Bio, whose illegal SLPP regime is known for corruption and cocaine international trade. Brussels, the headquarters of the EU, is to host the scandalous EU envoy Jankowski for questioning anytime from now, sources say.
Diplomatic sources have hinted that top EU commissioners in Brussels, Belgium, have got wind of the bribery allegations in Freetown against their Ambassador Jankowski, and they want to question him to know his own side of the embarrassing situation.
The interrogation is expected to take place in Belgium. It is not clear when Jacek Jankowski will travel to Brussels for questioning, but the shameful EU envoy is surely under tremendous pressure to clear his name. Even his colleagues in Freetown are not happy with the odd incident.
What has emerged today about the EU envoy Jankowski is similar to the bribery and corruption allegations that smeared the image of the former US Ambassador Bryan David Hunt, who was immediately whisked off to America, where he is facing justice for corruption charges. (Photo: EU headquarters in Brussels).

Also, a former German diplomat was caught accepting bribes, and he was immediately replaced. In view of this latest betrayal of the restoration of democracy in Sierra Leone, any diplomat whom the people of Sierra Leone suspect of undermining democracy will be exposed in the media. No more grace periods or delaying tactics.
Like the crook Bryan Hunt, whom the media pampered for a long time while he was betraying democracy, Ambassador Jankowski will not get the pampering time. Moreover, when it comes to bribery and corruption, no one should underestimate the bribe merchant Maada Bio. Through hefty bribes in minerals and dollars, Bio nearly won the African Union AU Chairmanship, but a top telephone call from the US had to stop the appointment of the electoral thief Bio. Electoral justice has won the battle. It is just a matter of time before it happens. Be patient.
Dutch Justice Minister Threatens: Extradite Bolle Jos or Lose €352 Million EU Aid
By a Special Correspondent


Dutch Justice Minister David van Weel has declared that he plans to halt EU development funds to Sierra Leone due to your government’s protection of a convicted drug lord. For the EU to cut €352 million, this issue would have been discussed at the European level before being made public. This is a coordinated effort, not just one minister acting alone. (Photos: Ambassador Jankowski, centre. And Bolle Jos, wife Agnes Bio, Maada and Fatima).
Van Weel described it as “bizarre” that European funds are sent to a country that harbours Jos Leijdekkers (Bolle Jos), a criminal raking in hundreds of millions each month. Every time an extradition request is made, the response is the same: “We are working on it.” He no longer buys that excuse.
He linked the threat of aid directly to the cocaine seizure from the MV Arconian. He is aware that the ship was loaded in Freetown and that the president’s cousin manages the port. The Filipino crew is currently in a Spanish prison, while the masterminds remain in State Lodge.
Europe is getting ready to tighten its purse strings. The real question is not if accountability will happen, but whether your economy will crumble while you continue to protect a drug lord. I told you so. We are cranking this up a notch.
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