The opposition of the main opposition All People’s Congress party’s delayed emergency National Delegate Conference now slated for August this year, will decide the fate of Samuel Sam Sumana who intends...
The internal conflicts among some of the aspirants vying for the presidential flagbearer position of the main opposition All People’s Congress Party (APC) is seemingly coming to an end, following two...
Editor’s Note: Earlier in October, it was revealed that former Vice President of Sierra Leone, Sam Sumana exposed the alleged Ernest Bai Koroma led APC Government underground plans to remain in power...
Former Vice President of the republic of Sierra Leone, Alhaji Samuel Sam Sumana has been detained in Accra, Ghana for carrying a revoked diplomatic passport. The sacked VP was said to be carrying an...
Senior government officials from Ghana have yesterday confirmed to this medium that the sacked Sierra Leone” Vice President, Alhaji Samuel Sam sumana, upon arrival in Ghana has been accorded a Vice President...
The plot to remove Alhaji Chief Samuel Sam Sumana from office as the elected Vice President of Sierra Leone was hatched long before the 2012 elections were held. His reappointment as running mate, in 2012,...
The Acting Chief Justice, Hon. Justice Valesius Thomas will, this morning, together with his other colleagues deliver ruling on the matter brought to the Supreme Court by the elected Vice President of...
Lawyer Charles Margai, the lead counsel for the elected Vice-President, Alhaji Chief Sumana in the land mark constitutional matter between him and the Attorney General on one hand and the appointed Vice...
A special investigation committee set up by the governing APC Party to look into several complaints/allegations made against some senior party officials (including the elected Vice President Alhaji Chief...
“I never knew how wicked these people are until I read the 35 page report given to the president” (prior the removal of Sam Sumana). People are wicked in this world. One of the people that did the...
