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"Zainab Sheriff is NOT in Female Prisons" SOB told the public.


Contrary to social media rumors, Zainab Sheriff was not imprisoned in a female jail facility. 
"Zainab Sheriff is NOT incarcerated with women! She accepted a request to be questioned by CID. Sylvia O. Blyden informed the public, "I'm glad to learn that Police wisely avoided detaining her or falling into any PR trap. 



"WHAT IS A P.R. 🪤 TRAP?
Well, it is a Public Relations Trap where an entity like the Sierra Leone Police is lured into doing something that may be viewed in bad light against them by the General Public; thus affecting the entity's relations with ordinary people in the public.

For example, someone may DELIBERATELY make totally untrue sensational broadcasts like claiming the President has been the one to chase young boys to slaughter them or like claiming the First Lady of our country has also killed children in Bo during distribution of Sanitary Pads when we all know nothing like that ever happened. 

So the person knows that it is all UNTRUE but it is still broadcast out as a means of an eventual bigger motive - The motive is to get the Police to call the person for questioning so when the person is called for questioning, *IF* the Police then locks the person in a Cell without Bail, there will be an uproar of protests and the Police 🚨 and the State authorities will appear in very bad light as bullying the broadcaster. 

It is a trap to give the authorities a bad name.

To my mind, it's okay to call someone for questioning especially if the allegations are so disturbingly untrue BUT to refuse Bail means the Police is going to be perceived as Bullying a citizen. 

That subsequent perception of BULLYING is the Trap 🪤 that the Police would have walked into. Thankfully, the Police avoided the 🪤 Trap in this instant case.

Hope this explains the P.R. TRAP."

Comments

  1. AnonymousApril 19, 2023 at 3:33 AM

    Thanks again. For making things clear. Especially for those who are truth seekers.

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  2. AnonymousApril 19, 2023 at 11:05 AM

    Instead of cleaning up their act and showing people why they should be chosen, the APC will never hesitate to get down and dirty to undermine the current govt.
    SHAMELESS!

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