Police Speaks on LAJ's Issue.

The Sierra Leone Police has today, 18th June 2022 finally released a statement regarding the arrest and detention of popular musician LAJ. They have confirmed that, LAJ's dreadlocks have been shaved off from his head, however, they denied report of red substance been injected into LAJ. See Press Statement below from the Sierra Leone Police.

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LAJ's Lawyer Writes an Open Letter to the IG.

Madieu Sesay Esq. writes an open letter to the Inspector General of Police Ambrose Sovula on the arrest and unlawful detention of his client LAJ. Lawyer Sesay called on the Inspector General of Police to immediately grant access to him and the family of LAJ. See letter below.

Hon. Chericoco Speaks On LAJ's Issue

Hon. Chernor M. Bah Breaks Silence On LAJ's inhumane treatment. " This is an embarrassing action by the Police," Hon. Chericoco. "The Force For Good that we use to know, that the British Government spent a lot of money on has disappeared," Hon. Bah . By: Musa Kamara The Leader of the main Opposition party in Parliament, Hon. Chernor M. Bah has condemn the conduct of the Sierra Leone Police over the arrest and detention of popular Musician, Amadu Bah (LAJ). The Honorable Member, speaking to AYV's Prime Time news, narrated the recent conduct of the police in Constituency 056, where a Bye-election campaign is ongoing. He highlighted how the police have treated some certain set of people "parading with machetes, threatening to kill, videos of people in Constituency 056 wearing military attires" with impunity, but the police choose to invite 4 of APC MPs and has detain over 10 of their members yet to be charged to court, for no clear reason. "...

New Money to Be Operational in July 1st

New Money To Come In.... Old Money To Go Out. In a Public Notice released by the Sierra Gazette, through the Bank of Sierra Leone, the Redenominated Currency will come into effect on July 1st, 2022 and the existing currency shall cease to be in effect on October 1st, 2022 The new Leones and the current one will both be legal tenders from 1st July to 1st October 2022, when the current tender will cease to be legal. Below is the Public Notice from the Sierra Leone Gazette.

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