A stunning revelation indeed from Senegal where he attended the inauguration! The African diplomat having a chat with the Organiser newspaper by mobile phone noted that the next inauguration in West Africa will be in Sierra Leone. Asked whether he was merely making a prediction or just certain about the information he was divulging, the diplomat did not answer but smiled broadly. Having known him for a while and having seen him grinned many times with positive outcomes, his latest smile speaks volumes. (Photo: Shameless Maada Bio was in Senegal for President Faye’s inauguration).

Leaking this important information barely ten weeks before the almighty Tripartite Investigations Committee comes out with its final actionable and implementable recommendations it will definitely trigger optimism for the majority of Sierra Leoneans and trigger despair for the SLPP/Paopa supporters. “I believe the next inauguration will take place in your country,” the diplomat said. Meanwhile, Sierra Leone’s illegal President Julius Maada Bio who is yet to be inaugurated witnessed the inauguration of the Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye yesterday.

Pressed further, the diplomat revealed that he does not expect an election recommendation by the Tripartite. “My bet is an instant declaration of results of the chaotic June 24, 2023 polls as the winner is as clear as crystal,” the diplomat added. Speaking further, the diplomat disclosed that taking into consideration the pieces of evidence available – abundance evidence for that matter – it is highly likely that the recommendations will go in favour of the people. “The peoples’ choice Dr Samura Kamara of the APC will be declared President and the inauguration will take place within a fortnight,” the diplomat dropped the bombshell.

Even though the members of the Tripartite Committee have been tight-lipped on the inner workings of their work, keen political observers still believe the recommendations would hardly favour the corrupt SLPP administration as the evidence against Maada Bio is overwhelming. The failure of the biased Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone ECSL to produce the authentic electoral results, like the disaggregated data, etc. has greatly reduced the chances for Maada Bio’s to succeed and after the 21-man Tripartite Committee had released its recommendations, this outcome will be clear.

Look, for instance, at the National Elections Watch NEW led by its chairperson in Ms Marcella Samba-Sesay, the African Union Elections Observers, the ECOWAS, the European Union Elections Observers, the United Nations, the US, the UK, the Carter Center, the Germans, all these elections observers arrived at the same conclusion. They noted that the June 24 elections were not free, fair, credible, peaceful, transparent and accountable. It is becoming succinct by the day that Dr Samura Kamara of the main opposition APC party won the June 24, 2023 elections.

As Senegal completed its inauguration of the new President Bassirou Waye, 43, the people of Sierra Leone are hoping and praying that the electoral votes on June 24 would count sooner. Yesterday, the shameless and illegal President Maada Bio who publicly stole the June 24, 2023 elections was in Dakar to witness President Faye’s pomp and pageantry inauguration. Shame on Maada Bio, who is now the laughing-stock in West Africa and in Africa and around the world for undermining democracy in Sierra Leone!

Meanwhile, Sierra Leone Journalist and SLPP/Paopa mouthpiece Tanu Jalloh reports from Dakar – President of the Constitutional Council of Senegal, Mamadou Badio Camara, while leading the process at the Diamniadio Exhibition Centre, a few miles from the capital Dakar, reminded the audience that the electoral process that ushered in the new president was widely described as transparent, credible and peaceful.

He said the results reflected the will of the voters, a fundamental expression of their constitutional rights. He added that as per the Senegalese constitution, guests were gathered to witness the swearing-in ceremony of the president in order that he had the constitutional mandate to take over the leadership of the country. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, while welcoming his colleagues, thanked voters and citizens of Senegal for their overwhelming votes.

He said the election results reflected peace, justice, development, and progress for both Senegal and Africa. He assured to improve the economic and social stability of his country. He committed to working towards having an independent judiciary and justice for all Senegalese. President Faye called for national cohesion and promised to unite the country among ethnic and religious bodies.