Sierra Leone's Former Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Lahai Lawrence Leema, has expressed concerns about the military's response to the recent coup attempt in Sierra Leone. Speaking in an interview,...
Today, JJ Saffa and Lahai Lawrence Leema are ordinary people like you and me. I clearly recall when SLPP was not in power; these men played significant roles to help the party win. Many, including people...
Prominent hip hop artist King Boss LA has leveled serious allegations against Lahai Lawrence Leema, a former Minister of Internal Affairs, claiming that Leema played a significant role in his imprisonment...
Sierra Leone's prominent whistle-blower, John Idriss Lahai, has aimed Lahai Lawrence Leema, the former Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, branding him an individual destined to face the consequences...
President Julius Maada Bio has announced the dismissal of Lahai Lawrence Leema from his role as the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, The President has subsequently named Mr. Moriba Koroma as the new...
The Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Lahai Lawrence Leema, has addressed allegations regarding his involvement in extra-judicial killings of citizens during the curfew hours of August 10th protests....
The Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Lahai Lawrence Leema has said that the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) is not afraid of political street rallies. Leema was responding to questions relating...
Human Rights Activist and Lawyer, Abdul Fatorma has criticized the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Lahai Lawrence Leema on a popular TV program. “The statement of the Deputy Minister of Internal...
The Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Lahai Lawrence Leema on Sunday 7th August Walked out of the popular program AYV on Sunday. During the program Ayv on Sunday hosted by Samuel wise Bangura on AYV...
Deputy Internal Affairs Minister Lahai Lawrence Leema has reported to the Sierra Leone Police (SLP) that his Facebook account has been hacked by unknown hackers. The revelation was made by the Head...
