Category Archives: EXPLOITATION

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PART V: SIERRA LEONE GOVERNMENT MISSING IN ACTION AT THE NATION’S PAVILION IN VENICE

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by Fatima Babih, EdD An Italian network, an unexplained financial trail and a national pavilion that carries the name of the Republic but not its visible government authority. A country does not enter the Venice Biennale by accident. It enters … Continue reading →

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PART III: State House, Private Businesses and The Foreigners Behind Sierra Leone’s La Biennale Pavilion in Venice

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by Fatima Babih, EdD From British State House official Tony Morgan and Tanzanian Honorary President Kevin Nyerere to the Italian curators and organizers: Who was actually behind Sierra Leone’s historic National Pavilion? By the end of Part II, my investigation … Continue reading →

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First Lady Syndrome on Full Display: Deconstructing Fatima Bio’s Meltdown After Cambridge University Rejected Her Participation

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by Fatima Babih, EdD When Women’s Rights Becomes One Woman’s Rights: Fatima Bio’s speech about Cambridge University’s cancellation of her speaking engagement became a revealing portrait of arrogance, victimhood, deflection, political intimidation, and the personalization of public accountability. Fatima Jabbie … Continue reading →

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First Lady by Day, Genital Mutilator by Night: Fatima Bio’s Deadly Power Grab

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by Fatima Babih, EdD She calls herself a champion for girls. Now she holds the blade that cuts their body parts! In what may be the most grotesque inversion of her Hands Off Our Girls slogan, Sierra Leone’s First Lady … Continue reading →

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Patriotism Against Corruption: Why I Stand Against Fatima Bio

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by Fatima Babih, EdD What exactly is holding you down against Madam First Lady? Are you jealous of her achievements all over the world? This message greeted me today when I opened Facebook Messenger, which I seldom do because it … Continue reading →

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A Sierra Leonean Girl Escapes Trafficking in Nigeria: Her Country’s Embassy Turns Its Back on Her

by Fatima Babih, EdD Her name is Aisha Francess Dumbuya. She is 18 years old. She is Sierra Leonean. Her case demonstrates the harsh reality of the unabated child and human trafficking in Sierra Leone and West Africa. In a … Continue reading →

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Sierra Leone’s First Lady’s Dangerous Overreach: Fatima Bio Declares Herself  the Power Behind the Sierra Leone People’s Party

by Fatima Babih, EdD Fatmata Jabba, aka Fatima Bio’s continued interference in both her husband’s political party, the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP), and national political space has entered a dangerous phase. Her most recent political rally in Freetown made … Continue reading →

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Fatima Bio’s OAFLAD Presidency: A Detriment to the Struggles of Sierra Leone’s Girls and Women

by Fatima Babih, EdD Fatima Bio’s “Big OAFLAD Achievement” Means Nothing for Sierra Leone’s Girls Left Behind In recent months, Sierra Leone’s “First Lady,” Fatima Bio, has paraded her rotational presidency position in the Organisation of African First Ladies for … Continue reading →

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Justice for Her: Is Sierra Leone’s Judiciary Run by Predators?

When those sworn to protect are the predators, who will protect our daughters in Sierra Leone? The answer must be: We will. All of us. Together as Sierra Leoneans. by Fatima Babih, EdD The Scandal That Won’t Die Sierra Leone’s … Continue reading →

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A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words: Fatima Bio’s Corrupt Recruitment Tour of the Diaspora

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by Fatima Babih, EdD They say a ‘picture is worth a thousand words,’ and this one of Sierra Leone’s First Lady, Fatima Jabbie Bio, says it all. Draped in a sash made of U.S. dollar bills, she smiles proudly as … Continue reading →