APC rebels attacked JMB statue in Port Loko

Terrorists from the APC attacked the statue of President Julius Maada Bio on Hospital Road in the Central Port Loko District.

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The All People's Congress (APC) protesters in Port Loko toppled a legitimate government on August 10, 2022, by breaking out the statue of His Excellency, President Julius Maada Bio, spraying insults, and threatening "war" if security personnel tried to stop them..

In addition, the protesters intend to demolish social infrastructure that President Julius Maada Bio recently worked tirelessly to build for the residents of Port Loko District.

The head of President Bio's statue, which was constructed by Azick M. Conteh, Deputy Regional Chairman of the Northwest Region, was removed during the demonstration before it descended into violence, and it was displayed in front of a police patrol car. That protest clearly poses a threat to the lives of the country's president, the people, and Sierra Leone People's Party supporters (SLPP).

based on their previous social situation. His Excellency, Dr. Julius Maada Bio built the Regional Hospital in the Northwest Region, the Dr. Kadie Sesay School for Girls, the NASSIT building, the Fire Force, and the 100 Emergency Bed Room Hospital. During the corrupt and turbulent years of the previous administration, all these facilities were lacking. APC supporters make up a large portion of the population in Port Loko.

Strong councilor who assisted in creating placards for the pointless and insane "Maada Bio must go" demonstration has been named. In the photo, Councillor Tinkla is identified as the main suspect for punching the protesters. The suspect councillor should be located by authorities in Port Loko District.

Video footage..

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