Former President Koroma Returns Home After Third Day of Interrogation, Investigation to Continue Tomorrow
Julius Mustapha Harding Sierra Leone’s former President, Ernest Bai Koroma, has responded to the call from the police to assist in the investigation of the events that unfolded on Sunday, November 26th.
According to an official report from the office of the former president, Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma, visited the headquarters of the Criminal Investigation Department on Monday, December 11, 2023.
After his visit to the department, Former President Koroma has now returned to his residence in Freetown. The report indicates that he is cooperating with the ongoing investigation into the sad events that occurred on the specified date. This marks a crucial step in shedding light on the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The report further states that Former President Koroma is expected to report to the authorities again tomorrow, underscoring his commitment to the principles of due process and the rule of law. This commitment emphasizes a cooperative approach to the investigation and signifies the former president’s confidence in the legal system to address the matter impartially.
The statesman’s return to Freetown following his engagement with the Criminal Investigation Department highlights the gravity of the situation and the importance of his involvement in the ongoing inquiries. As the investigations progress, the public will be keenly observing the developments, with expectations of a thorough and transparent process.
The former president’s cooperation with the police reflects a broader commitment to upholding the principles of justice and accountability. The nation awaits further updates on the investigation, anticipating a fair and comprehensive resolution to the events of November 26th.
Best wishes for you grandpa
Hmm! E don red…
We are still listening from the CID department and we hope you continue to give us reliable information about this current issue that is going on between the state and the former president of the state irrespective as a statement man when the Law bites him he is going to face the penalty of his action.
Una nor lef am oooo,,,,, la inh red morr
Justice at d Apex, fear not d world but d people.
We are still waiting for the CID report between the formal president and the state
Fool man den dae born am
Rule of law!!
Great that EBK is abiding by the rule of law. NOBODY IS ABOVE THE LAW. The question is..Will every ex-president do the same years to come? We will wait and see…
If he found guilty let the law discipline him
On Saturday Ex president Koroma admitted that he knew about the failed coup plans but he was not involved in the whole process.
Already, Ernest Koroma is guilty of the crime of “Misprison of Treason, ” a crime punishable by life imprisonment.
Does anyone remember that G.M.T. Kaikai, Francis Minah and others lost their lives because of Misprison of Treason during the days of President J.S. Momoh?
We nor want go back ousai we comot duya
A total waste of time and our resources also.
Una wait Bo
The investigation has now take a while as presently all ears of the outcome.
Bai Koroma is the sole planner and sponsor of the failed. If his Men carry out a crime and he knew about it without reporting to the President as the warning for danger, that means he was and is still part of the plots. If you know a Thief and the gives you stollen properties to keep then you are a thief and part of the theft activity. You must face the legal penalties.
The only thing we want is peace for us the ordinary man that has no interest in politics
No one is above the law, if he found guilty let the law takes it action
My brother let the law take it course.
God is watching
It makes absolutely no sense to accuse EBK to be part of this rubbish. It is simply a high scale premeditated strategy to paralyze the main opposition APC PARLIAMENTARIANS AND THEIR SUPPORTERS. GOD IS WATCHING.