Dr. Sylvia Olayinka Blyden has publicly dismissed allegations circulating on social media that the First Lady and the Inspector General of Police were responsible for the alleged assault of Miss Edwina...
Edwina Jamiru, whose detention drew public concern after reports that she had spent more than 150 hours in custody without official communication, has reportedly been released. In a statement issued...
The attacks on Edwina H. Jamiru following her response to the First Lady of Sierra Leone have exposed something far deeper than a disagreement between a young woman and a public figure. They have revealed...
Dr Fatima Maada Bio, First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone and President of OAFLAD, has publicly addressed ongoing concerns involving Ms. Edwina Hawa Jamiru, emphasising her role in supporting the...
Edwina Jamiru, identified as the mother of a child with Court of Appeal Judge Justice Momoh-Jah Stevens, has publicly apologised following her release from detention at the Sierra Leone Police Criminal...
Two Prominent Sierra Leonean Lawyers, Lawyers Claude Bhamee Davies and Alfred Kamanda, have demanded that the police disclose the identity of the complainant in the case involving the recent arrest of...
A women’s rights organization, African Women’s Research Initiative for Social Empowerment (African Women’s R.I.S.E.), has called for the immediate and unconditional release of Edwina Jamiru, whose...
The Sierra Leone Police have confirmed the detention of Edwina Jamiru, a law student at Four Bay College, University of Sierra Leone, over allegations of cyber-related offenses. The confirmation...
A sister to Justice Momoh Jah Stevens has responded to a video released by Edwina Jamiru, in which Jamiru made several allegations involving the judge, his wife, and their children. Speaking on behalf...
Ms. Edwina Jamiru, a Diploma Two student of Legal Studies at the Faculty of Law, has raised concerns over being denied access to the Judiciary of Sierra Leone while attempting to follow up on compensation...
