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‼️THE CHRONICLE OF A FUGITIVE ‼️Johnny Paul Koroma: the man who became head of state on the day he was to die

By: Ahmed Sahid Nasralla (De Monk)✍️ Born on the 9th of May 1960, Johnny Paul Koroma (also known as the Angel, and shortly as JPK) rose to become a leading figure in the Sierra Leone Army.  He was among the best cadet officers to graduate from the Sandhurst Military Academy in England. (Other graduates from this Academy included the late King Hussein of Jordan, the late Sani Abachi of Nigeria, half the former Nigerian and Gambian cabinet, and the late Idi Amin of “what is good for the goose is good for the people of Uganda” fame).  JPK’s contemporaries at the military academy’s New College- where foreign students were trained- included Princess Basma of Jordan, Prince Turki of Saudi Arabia and Khadi Ahmed al-Thani, a former minister in the Qatari government. (Rumour has it that all foreign students trained at Sandhurst were used to further British influence abroad).  JPK was among the first batch of officers to defend Sierra Leone against the maiden edition of the RUF rebellion in Boma...

SULKU FOUNDATION SPECIAL SUNAKATIE PROJECT THRILLS 48 VULNERABLE ROKUPARIANS

By: Alusine Rehme Wilson - (AR-Wilson)✍🏽 Six-decendant from Rokupr Khalizha with support from friends based in the United States of America through the Sulku Foundation-Special Sunakatie Project have provided financial assistance to forty-eight (48) vulnerable residents in Rokupr, Magbema Chiefdom of Kambia District, Northern-Sierra Leone on Thursday May 21, 2020. The Beneficiaries comprises of aged male and female above age 60, Widows, Imams, persons with disabilities among other vulnerable class from different areas within the Rokupr township which includes Limba Corner, Makali, Makatic, Rogbalane, Rogbonko, Royanka, and  Waterloo community where they were evenly selected by home based coordinators of the S.F-Special Sunakatie Project have all duly received each the sum of Le. 50,000 equal to $6 dollars respectively from the Sulku Foundation. The distribution was done by few Sulku Foundation members from Makeni and Freetown alongside five home based coordinators of the project in th...