Professor Kutubu Koroma warns EU Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Manuel Muller

In his regular audio broadcast, Mr. Mohamed Kutubu Koroma urged the recently appointed ambassador of the European Union Manuel Muller, to Sierra Leone to quit interfering with government affairs and never to try to dictate to the National Electoral Commission.

LISTEN TO KUTUBU KOROMA'S TEXTS AND AUDIO RECORD BELOW.

LECTURES OF THE EU AMBASSADOR IN SIERRA LEONE MANUEL MULLER ABOUT WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AN INDEPENDENT SOVEREIGN NATION .

Today I have decided to publicly lecture the Ambassador of the EU resident in Sierra Leone on some issues fundamental to our moral claim to being an independent nation capable of making informed decisions for ourselves in harmony with the legitimate aspirations of our VESTED INTERESTS.

In corresponding order the issues he is to be lectured on are:

1.Sierra Leone became a sovereign nation on Thursday April 27,1961.

2.On April 22nd 1945,Adolf Hitler’s Generals gave him the ominous warning about what befell Eberswalde on the part of the USSR and that was what sealed his his fate I consider the Shakespearean tragedy in human history.

Therefore for him to have the temerity and chutzpah to dictate to our Electoral Commission the indices that should go into the 2023 Olympic of general elections I find a strategic affront to our claim to our claim as a sovereign independent nation.

KUTUBU KOROMA’S LECTURES OF THE EU AMBASSADOR TO SIERRA LEONE THAT WE ARE A SOVEREIGN NATION THAT NEEDS NO ONE TO DICTATE TO US HOW WE SHOULD CONDUCT ELECTIONS AS OUR SUPREME LAW AMPLY PROVIDES THE WAY FORWARD IN THAT REGARD.

THURSDAY JULY 22ND.2022.

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