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HAND TO HAND COMBAT ON FOURAH BAY COLLEGE CAMPUS

The dust raised by the dismissal of the Court of the University of Sierra Leone by the Minister of Higher Education has still not settled and now we woke up a few days ago to a video of two students in disgraceful hand to hand combat in broad daylight at FBC campus. The video has since gone viral and as usual comments are flying all over the place.

SORRY GUYS, COCO SAMBA HAS LOST THE BATTLE

So what next for our people who truly love COCO SAMBA? It would appear as if the Pharmacy Board of Sierra Leone has struck the final blow and COCO SAMBA is effectively banned in Sierra Leone.

The board wants us to report people and institutions selling COCO SAMBA so they can take some kind of action against them. We note this but let’s make a few points and see how useful our intervention would be in this fine mess.

Last week the Sierra Leone Football Association led by Thomas Daddy Brima issued a statement that left many football fans angry, very angry indeed. We will not reproduce the statement in full here. Ostensibly their intention was to put a check on what they referred to as PREMATURE CAMPAIGNING.

“INDECENT” DRESS PATTERN AT FBC: AFTER THE PRESS RELEASE

PLEASE KEEP VALENTINE’S DAY SALES AWAY FROM OUR SCHOOLS

Today is Valentine’s Day and we want to wish all those celebrating the day all the best. In the midst of economic difficulties, we encourage people to find time to relax to enjoy a moment or two with their friends and loved ones. Many people are completely going off the idea of observing this day because it really means nothing to them. This year, Valentine’s Day celebration is supposed to be a low key affair because it’s also Ash Wednesday, the start of the holiest period of Christian worship.

WAEC INDICTMENTS: WE CHECK OUT THE IMPLICATIONS

The Anti Corruption Commission has indicted an official of the West African Examinations Council WAEC in Freetown accusing him of altering grades in favor of a female candidate who is apparently at large. This case is going to the courts and we will be there to report the courtroom action.

OLD LEONE NOTES ARE GONE AT LAST

Finally the so-called OLD LEONE notes are gone –forever, we hope. We wouldn’t mind seeing them stuck on the walls of our museum or in the home of some collector but not on our streets. Somebody visited our office the other day and wondered what the delay was all about?