My Compatriots, I do not live on social media so please forgive me for not having spared time to address issues raised all over social media by a very jittery Oswald Hanciles and his criminally minded cohort, Chernoh Bah. When His Excellency the President, Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma phoned me up last Saturday to express his personal thanks for my efforts in this unholy container saga, I told him that “it was simply the right thing that any patriot would do”. I told President Koroma that I set the records straight because no patriot should let Chernoh and Oswald get away with how they misled NEW YORK TIMES that Sierra Leone local politics is so toxic and intolerant that an opposition politician from the President’s Makeni hometown will not be allowed to clear a container of much needed goods to fight Ebola just so as allegedly “to prevent the opposition from trumpeting the donations”. No, that is not the Sierra Leone I belong to! Sierra Leone today, under Ernest Bai Koroma, enjoys very high political tolerance! (y) You cannot take that away from this President. Meanwhile, the container’s Bill of Lading authenticated by DELMAS so as for KPMG to authorise payment of over 6,000 dollars to a foreign bank account given by Chernoh Bah as well as photo of the scene of the container being opened with its identifying TRLU4829722 and finally, a screenshot of tracking of the container from the time it left America to now is with this update. They all speak for themselves as to the fact that this is the container shipped to Health Ministry. Anybody can track it by going to delmas and enter in Container number of TRLU4829722. On a different note, please take a look at the unique SEAL number on the Bill of Lading; there is another story coming concerning that Seal No of 0190230. This saga has many, many parts. :D :v :v The Government is currently taking professional stock of goods found inside the container. I can authoritatively state that so far, all the goods found inside the container correlate with the Packing List of Chernoh Bah. The sad news is that many of the listed items such as Ringers Lactate IV drip and other medical supplies like Hand Sanitisers, are all EXPIRED; some since as far back as April 2010. Many of the listed hospital items are discarded, rusty junk metals. The linens are stained, secondhand ‘junks’. Mattresses are used, broko-broko & stained. Chairs and cabinets are broken, torn scraps. Me fambul dem, na 419 oh!!! ;-) A con-artist blackmailed the government so as to collect over six thousand dollars from Ebola money under guise of having a “$141,000” container worth of goods! :-) :-) May God bless our beautiful, politically tolerant Sierra Leone, the land of the free!
Posted on: Mon, 13 Oct 2014 12:34:01 +0000
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