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11 years civil war , plus 11 years EBK's failed rule, will determine your present status


PONÐER MY THOUGHT!

©️ General Swalliho

Frankly, if you remove 11 years of Civil War from your age and Former President Ernest Bai Koroma's 11 failed years,then you will know that most of us have had 22 unproductive years.
President Bio isn't the problem for your predicament, but the Ernest Bai Koroma's Kleptocracy and the Civil War factors mentioned above are—including your very self who blindly defends and wages insurrections for the very thieves who have ruined your future.

Until we choose Patriotism above Tribal and Regional Loyalty, there will always be a Slim Chance of Success and Growth of our beloved Sierra Leone.

Let us retrospect the sad and unfortunate event that unfolded in Makeni City sometimes back, where Staff of the Anti—Corruption Commision were prevented from  probing Ernest Bai Koroma of his stewardship.

Yet these very people now want President Bio to do the magic when our Nation's Coffer is seated in EBK's Mansion in Makeni.

As precedent set, would members and supporters of Bio SLPP  allow the State or any mandatory body probe their idol when he leaves power ?

Why Blaming President Bio ?

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