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Chairman of Sierra Leone’s National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Andrew Jaiah Kaikai has been spotted at a birthday party alongside Europe’s most wanted drug lord, Dutch kingpin Jos Leijdekkers.
Kaikai, formerly Chief Immigration Officer and now Sierra Leone’s top anti-drug enforcer, is believed to be a close ally of Leijdekkers, who remains wanted by Europol.
Parliament had previously questioned Kaikai over luxury vehicles he claimed were gifts from a friend. Now, a newly surfaced video has reignited discussions, raising concerns about his connections. Despite corruption allegations, Kaikai walked free under the defunct Anti-Corruption Commission, led by the widely criticized Francis Ben Kaifala.
Leijdekkers, already sentenced to 47 years in Europe, appears well-protected in Sierra Leone, even securing his status by allegedly marrying President Bio’s daughter.
With Bio’s officials deeply entangled in the cocaine trade, the question remains: If the government were serious about cracking down, why hasn’t Kaikai arrested Leijdekkers? After all, how can he arrest the president’s own in-law?
Let cocaine be legalized.
Situational Analyst View – Einstein Ibrahim Siddy Konneh (Humble Einstein):
*”At this point, the claims regarding Mr. Andrew Jaiah Kaikai’s alleged association with Jos Leijdekkers remain unverified. While public scrutiny is understandable given the gravity of the allegations, it is essential to rely on factual investigations rather than assumptions. The rule of law and due process must be upheld to determine the credibility of these claims. Until credible evidence emerges, any conclusions drawn would be premature and potentially misleading.
As a situational analyst, I emphasize the importance of objective analysis and evidence-based discourse. Speculative narratives can undermine the integrity of investigative processes and public trust. It is, therefore, crucial for relevant authorities to conduct a thorough and transparent inquiry to either substantiate or refute these allegations with clarity and accountability.
© Humble Einstein
So drama, assuming na we gbane get aces to d man ennn we go hold am tite
Sierra Leone, a state of bad precedence looming.
We are searching for people who can help this nation for best not worst ….we want constant electricity …America down playing us….let look for partners who can leaft our country flag in terms of investment and job creations
Being economical with the truth is a disservice and unpatriotic characteristic of a small number of Sierra Leoneans who are hell bent of destroying our beloved country. The recent allegations cannot be far away from the truth as far as this cocaine issue or saga is concerned judging from the actions or inactions taken by the Illegitimate government of Maada Bio, parliament, and the Judiciary. Let me say this right here that, Maada Bio and almost all members of his illegal govt officials, party loyalists are part of the cocaine transnational trade. Maada Bio is directly involved. “Na me talk am”