All along, many of the SLPP hierarchy and wider membership have taken the transition of a power process with a pinch of salt. But not anymore, according to the latest information leaking from the SLPP/Paopa colony. (Photo: Juldeh unhappy with his boss Maada Bio).

Over the weekend, precisely on Saturday, February 15, 2025, there was an emergency meeting convened by the SLPP Vice President Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh at the Radisson Blu Hotel in the capital Freetown.

Immediately after the meeting started, inside sources say it was overtaken by the discussion about Julius Maada Bio and his secret participation in the actualisation of the transfer of power. The main purpose of the meeting was abandoned as the transition fever took centre stage.

The members present showed their disappointment in the way their leader, Bio, had secretly sold them out. It was a heated discussion as members could be heard accusing Maada of ‘Sell Out”. Others could be seen shedding tears after realising that power has slipped away.

Sources say even VP Juldeh could not hide his disgust. Juldeh did not say anything but was angry that the transition of power talks had overtaken the purpose of his meeting. Observers say Juldeh’s facial expression was not a happy one. (Photo: President-Elect Dr Samura Kamara).

Juldeh was baffled as to why the furious SLPP members were blaming Maada Bio for making secret deals with the international community, and Dr Samura Kamara, who is expected to be declared very soon as the next President of Sierra Leone for winning the June 24, 2023 elections.

Meanwhile, there are reports that most of the SLPP government officials have secretly shipped their family members out of the country as the transfer of power from MaadaBio to Dr Samura Kamara reached a fever pitch.

Reports have added that the wives, children and loved ones of most SLPP government officials are no longer in Sierra Leone for fear of their safety. But patriotic Sierra Leoneans are delighted that their votes on June 24, 2023, are coming to reality.

Today, SLPP members are disgruntled that the T-shirts and banners they had printed to welcome and celebrate Bio’s second term have failed. They know power has left Bio. SLPP bloggers are conspicuously silent because of the transfer of power around the corner.