The ECOWAS delegation arrived over the weekend ostensibly to augment national security and to prop up the Tripartite Committee among other vital democratic issues. Major developments have ensued in recent times to primarily boosts the ongoing Tripartite Committee set up to investigate the fraudulent June 24, 2023 elections publicly stolen by the Julius Maada Bio SLPP gang of electoral thieves. ECOWAS promised to sort out Senegal and Sierra Leone. Senegal is fine now. Sierra Leone is next. (Photo: Dr Omar Alieu Touray, President of the ECOWAS Commission).

As a result to restoring the peoples’ mandates and votes casts on June 24, the international community led by ECOWAS, propped up by the United Nations, African Union, United States, United Kingdom, European Union, have come up to assist in ushering democracy in Sierra Leone. Last week, a high powered ECOWAS delegation arrived in Freetown to augment the Tripartite Committee and other vital electoral stakeholders to move the democratic process forward. ECOWAS promised to sort out Senegal and Sierra Leone. Senegal is fine now. Sierra Leone is next.

Since then, the ECOWAS visitors together with the 21-Man Tripartite Investigators have toured the provincial towns and cities to meet the people and to explain to the citizens the motive of the visits. Also, the ECOWAS delegates are in Sierra Leone on feasibility studies to spot check possible areas and sites for the deployment of the final batch of ECOMOG soldiers in preparedness for security in the country. ECOWAS promised to sort out Senegal and Sierra Leone. Senegal is fine now. Sierra Leone is next. (Photo: ECOWAS visit last year after Bio’s fake coup).

Already, the visitors had visited the ECOMOG headquarters base in Lungi near the airport and reports say they made a stop in Port Loko to meet the citizens and to brief them about their mission. The APC Co-Chairman on the Tripartite Committee Dr Keifala Marah; the SLPP Co-Chair Dr Emmanuel Gaima and the United Nations Resident Representative to Sierra Leone Madam Seraphine Wakana Co-Chair representing the global partners are part of ECOWAS tour of the country. The exclusive tour is expected to conclude this week. ECOWAS promised to sort out Senegal and Sierra Leone. Senegal is fine now. Sierra Leone is next.

After the tour has ended, according to intimated report there will be full deployment of ECOMOG peacekeeping forces to coincide with release of the much anticipated Tripartite recommendations which would obviously decide the future of Sierra Leone and the direction the country would take. ECOMOG peacekeeping forces when deployed in full will be in the country to provide the necessary security for everyone when the need arises. ECOWAS promised to sort out Senegal and Sierra Leone. Senegal is fine now. Sierra Leone is next.

Moreover, the ECOMOG forces are expected to protect the personnel of the Residual Special Court for Sierra Leone RSCSL and the International Criminal Court ICC recently instituted to try all those who bear the greatest responsibilities for the human rights violations and genocide in Sierra Leone since April 4, 2018 under Maada Bio. The ECOWAS visitors came to Sierra Leone under the auspices and blessing of Dr Omar Alieu Touray, President of the ECOWAS Commission. ECOWAS promised to sort out Senegal and Sierra Leone. Senegal is fine now. Sierra Leone is next.