-Concern Citizens Demand

A growing number of Sierra Leoneans are calling for Chief Immigration Officer Alusine Kanneh, to appear at the weekly government press briefing to clarify alleged connections to Dutch drug baron as serious questions are being raised by concern Sierra Leoneans at home and abroad.

These demands stem from widely circulated videos and images on social media that have sparked speculation and calls for clarifications.

The Chief Immigration Officer, Mr. Alusine Kanneh, was allegedly reportedly seen in a video linked to a fight that took place at Lagoonda Night Club in 2023. While details of his involvement remain unclear, many Sierra Leoneans believe he should publicly explain his presence at the scene and clarify any connections he may have to the individuals involved in the incident. Given his high-ranking position in government, the public is seeking answers to ensure there is no misconduct or abuse of office.

Umar Sheriff, a name now at the center of intense public scrutiny and debate, has been linked to various social media discussions regarding his identity and past associations. Some citizens believe that he may have undergone a transformation that warrants further explanation. There are repeated calls for the Chief Immigration Officer to be presented at the government press briefing for a direct comparison with images circulating online. The goal is to provide clarity and put an end to speculation about his identity.

In another development according to social media videos and pictures, Agness Bio is alleged to have married to an individual known as “Jos,” who is now allegedly referred to as Umar Sheriff. Citizens are urging her to step forward and explain her past relationship with Jos, now claimed to be known as Umarr Sherieff, to provide clarity. Her testimony is seen as crucial in verifying the authenticity of the claims being made on social media.

The public outcry reflects a broader demand for accountability, transparency, and truth from those in positions of influence. The circulation of unverified information on social media has fueled debates, and many believe that a government press briefing is the appropriate platform to address these concerns.

The government has yet to respond to these calls, but pressure continues to mount. Sierra Leoneans are urging the authorities to take these concerns seriously and facilitate a public discussion to ensure clarity and accountability.