The APC has formed a civil disobedience organization known as the marshal warriors to cause mayhem during the elections.

If the SLPP government does not stand firm and use the national constitution to regulate the operations of some opposition parties, its ambition to remain in power until and after 2023 will almost certainly be realized, but there will be some minor unwelcome chaos in some parts of the country, particularly in the APC's stronghold.

If you've been following this space, you'll recall that I reported a few months ago that senior APC members allegedly formed a radical group known as the marshal warriors to protect what they called their votes in any election.

Worse, these warriors are never told to protect their votes in accordance with electoral processes, but rather to use whatever means necessary, including violence.

I'm pleading with Sierra Leone's government to disband these particular groups as soon as possible before the upcoming general elections.

See a video of them gallivanting around Koya Chiefdom, planning to wreak havoc during the upcoming Parliamentary by-election. And, could you believe it, the much-touted NGC, which we were told stood for national cohesion, had its chairman inspecting the APC's newly formed radical group known as 'The Marshal Warriors'?

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In his most recent Facebook live, King Boss LAJ called out LAC, dubbed the World Boss, and threatened to beat up anyone who blogs for the World Boss.

King Boss LA, a controversial Sierra Leonean hip-hop rapper, has called the self-proclaimed World Boss a phony, claiming that everything he posts on social media is staged. King Boss continues to claim that he has no idea what LAC is planning, whether he wants to be a priest, a gangster, or a musician, for example. "You should come out and introduce yourself. I don't disguise my identity; my father and family are well aware that I'm a gangster "In a 26-minute live recording, King Boss declared.... To hear the entire video statement, press play.

Dr John Lahai drops a real clanger...lecturers react

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"My mother hurt me, so I killed her" Ibrahim Kargbo in Bo City.

At Hill Station-Ahmadiyya Tikonko in Bo, a young guy strangled his mother Fatmata KARGBO and buried her in his room. When questioned why he killed his biological mother, the offender, Ibrahim, a mason, said it was because she had harmed him and became irate. See video footage

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