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18 January 2026

Abu Shaw London

“We Will Not Kill Again,” Said Bio; Yet, Declares Day of National Prayers Today; Citizens Must Wear Black, Not White Clothes

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Sierra Leone electorates have had so many provocations from the failed SLPP regime in the past. Declaring Day of Remembrance today is one such provocative statement.

Besides the insult, this is hypocrisy of the highest order. Has a guilty conscience taken over the tiny brain of the killer and illegal President Julius Maada Bio, whose bloody SLPP regime has committed extra-judicial killings since 2018? (Photo: Wear black clothes to mourn).

 

Sierra Leoneans still remember Bio’s confession: “We will not kill again.” Yet, today, the hypocrite Maada Bio has declared a Day of National Peace and Remembrance. And Bio even ordered citizens to wear white ribbons or clothes to mark the occasion.

 

Oops! What killer Bio has done is to use the people’s oil to fry the people. This evil intention is not going to work. Bio’s wicked plans to use white clothes to make his devilish ritual sacrifices have been exposed. The voters will not aid and abet Juju Bio in this direction.

 

That is why the Organiser newspaper has joined patriotic citizens and electoral justice believers to warn all citizens not to wear white clothes today. But rather everyone must wear black clothes or others to mourn those killed unlawfully by the Bio regime. (Photo: Bio and his juju white ribbon).

 

 

Let’s remember that wearing white is to promote Bio’s evil ritual Sara sacrifice, as instructed by his juju men and satanic marabous. This is the reason why Sierra Leoneans must ditch the white clothes today for black attire, which is perfect for mourning and praying for the dead.

 

Since April 4, 2018, when the SLPP dictator Julius Maada Bio took the reins of power from the former evil President Ernest Bai Koroma of the APC party, there has been recorded information about human rights violations and crimes against humanity.

 

And among a host of heinous crimes committed overtly and covertly by the brutal SLPP regime, thousands of innocent people lost their lives under the auspices of the violent-oriented Bio presidency. Yet, Bio’s regime turned a blind eye to all these atrocities.

 

Now, as the 84 and 1 tripartite recommendations start biting Maada Bio and his electoral thieves, who are on the verge of being kicked out of power, the SLPP bandits have devised this ridiculous plan to pretend that they care for those who lost their lives. (Photo: President-elect Dr Samura Kamara is the only solution).

 

 

Everyone knows that Bio’s butchers killed so many people since 2018, and they are still murdering citizens in reckless abandon. Today, the Bio presidency is making a hypocritical U-turn to declare a Remembrance Day for the dead from January 14 to January 18, 2026.

 

This is not only a provocative attitude towards the victims, but it is also hypocrisy that is unforgivable. Why now? Why didn’t the barbaric Bio regime establish Remembrance Day a long time ago? Have the thieves of the June 24, 2023, elections seen the writing on the wall?

 

The people of Sierra Leone will never forgive or forget the massacres at Pademba Prison in 2020, the Makeni killings, the Tombo killings, Thonko Limbs murders, Mile 91 and other areas. Those who bear the greatest responsibility shall bear the consequences.

 

The Accountability basket of the Tripartite Recommendations will execute justice. Thankfully, the Flame of Justice is still burning brightly at the offices of the Special Court and the ICC in Freetown, waiting patiently to judge the culprits in the SLPP and APC parties.

 

A guilty conscience is a dangerous disease that is almost 100% incurable. Surely, the guilty consciences of the Bios of this world have started affecting these killers, who know that their days are truly numbered. Electoral Justice has won the battle and the war.

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