Total despair as reality dawns on the officials of the failed SLPP/Paopa regime of the illegal President Julius Maada Bio: power is gradually slipping away. Real pain and turmoil have engulfed the SLPP status quo, not knowing what is happening to them in the next hour. (Photo: State House in Freetown).

Primary sources within the SLPP/Paopa have confirmed that State House and the Presidential Lodge have become abnormal, an odd situation never seen or experienced since the Bio regime came to power in 2018. This is the feeling that once powerful people losing power can be felt in the atmosphere.

The tension is turbulent and full of agitation as confused SLPP ministers and other top government officials visit State House and the Presidential Lodge for information during meetings after meetings, all geared towards confidence-building and knowing the real situation about Bio’s stay in power.

But sources say there is very little confidence remaining today inside the SLPP/Paopa colony as the possibility of Maada Bio staying in power is narrowing by the day. Confidence is dissipating, considering the imminent restoration of democracy in Sierra Leone on the horizon. Pocket meetings upon meetings are going on.

It is becoming increasingly clear that Maada Bio will be removed peacefully or forcefully from State House because he has so far failed to present his 2023 election victory, which would have authenticated his legality as President of Sierra Leone. (Photo: Illegal President Bio is finished).

Mr Cocaine Bio could not produce his result because he had none. By contrast, the President-elect, Dr Samura Kamara, leader of the APC party, has his own result, netting 57.15% out of the 71% RRFs he presented to the tripartite investigations committee.

Like a cemetery, the ministries have become very quiet of late because the SLPP/Paopa ministers have stopped staying in their offices to work but instead shuttling from State House and the Lodge for one reason only, i.e. to get information about the situation of Maada Bio’s reign.

Is Bio going down sooner rather than later, or is he staying in power until 2028? This is the pertinent question bothering the minds of the SLPP ministers and others who are yet to know the real answer to this question. But slowly and gradually, they are now realising that the writing of Bio’s exit from power is on the wall.

From all indications, it is clear that the Bio regime is in the red. They are in continuous pain. They are suffering. The only answer now is for Maada Bio to hand over and save his SLPP party. The SLPP is in serious trouble. Most of the ministries, departments and agencies are empty. Monthly salaries are not forthcoming on time. Total mess.

While the facts about Bio’s imminent exit are in the air, the SLPP Information Minister Chernor Bah, aka Ceebah, is showing his fakery by lying and spreading misinformation to distort the facts. The useless Ceebah has failed to condemn the cocaine trade, making him guilty as well. (Photo: Bio and Dr Samura Kamara signed the almighty international treaty called the Tripartite Agreement).

The sell-out APC executives and the dishonourable APC members of parliament have failed to condemn the cocaine deals. The SLPP MPs have obviously turned a blind eye to the drug trade. They are all accomplices to the crime and will be subject to arrest in the not-too-distant future.

SLPP/Paopas headed by con man Maada Bio, and the Ebema group, headed by Bio’s mob justice wife Fatima Jabbe Bio, are suffering and in a confused.com state. The only way out for the Bio regime is for Maada Bio to hand over power peacefully to the 2023 winner, Dr Samura Kamara, or face the wrath of the international community.

Moreover, Bio’s son-in-law, Joseph Leijdekker, aka Bolle Jos, Europe’s most wanted drug fugitive, has misused Sierra Leone to sell drugs to West Africa, Europe, and now to America for the FIFA 2026 World Cup. Bio is using the air space to smuggle drugs to EU countries en route to the USA.

As America has already closed the Mexico route and the Venezuela route, cocaine traffickers led by Maada Bio are using the West African route to smuggle drugs around the world. Bio was smuggling drugs in his private jet and doing money laundering as well for the past few years.

The best advice for Bio now, as the international community is poised to restore democracy, is to hand over power before it is too late for the SLPP, because the SLPP regime’s continued involvement in the drug trade will be difficult for the SLPP to survive. Also, the action of the dishonourable APC MP Abdul Kargbo to oppose the SLPP is too little, too late. Electoral justice has won the battle and won the war.