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Fatima Bio’s Dangerous Irony: The “Champion of Girls’ Education” Forces Schoolgirls to Skip School for Her False Hero’s Homecoming

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by Fatima Babih, EdD When the performance of advocacy causes more harm than the problem it claims to fight. If there were any remaining doubt about whether Fatima Jabbie Bio’s advocacy for girls is genuine or theatrical, her return to … Continue reading →

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HOW SIERRA LEONE’S FIRST LADY FATIMA BIO BECAME A SNAKE IN MY FAMILY: THE TRUTH BEHIND ALUSINE MANSARAY’S BOOK

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by Fatima Babih, EdD When Alusine Mansaray published his recent Facebook posts promoting his book about Fatima Jabbie Bio, he attempted to position himself as a neutral, well-researched scholar defending the First Lady against what he calls “unnecessarily hostile” attacks. … Continue reading →

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When Trauma Becomes A Weapon: Deconstructing Fatima Bio’s Shape-Shifting BBC Narrative

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How Sierra Leone’s First Lady weaponized victimhood while her timeline keeps changing by Fatima Babih, EdD Sierra Leone’s First Lady Fatima Jabbie Bio, just gave an emotional BBC World Service interview that is aimed at cleaning her tarnished image and … Continue reading →

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The Two Tales of Fatima Jabbie Bio: A Pattern of Inconsistent Personal Narratives on the International Stage

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by Fatima Babih, EdD There is a growing body of concern among Sierra Leonean observers and fact-checkers regarding the personal narratives offered by First Lady Fatima Bio on lobbyists acquired international media platforms. By the way, Fatima Jabbie Bio holds … Continue reading →

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Fear Is Governing Sierra Leone Today You Speak You Are Detained: Edwina Jamiru vs Fatima Bio

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by Fatima Babih, EdD I do not whisper when power intimidates the vulnerable. And I will not soften this. What happened to Ms. Edwina Hawa Jamiru, a mother of an infant baby, a law school student and sexual violence survivor, … Continue reading →

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Fatima Bio vs. Edwina Jamiru: As A First Lady Disgraces Herself, A Young Woman Stands Tall for Her Dignity

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by Fatima Babih, EdD When a Young Citizen Cautions a First Lady to “Respect Your Boundaries,” You Know She Has Been Pushed Too Far! Her Attack on Edwina Jamiru Reveals Fatima Bio’s Lack of Self-Respect and Respect for Others Sierra … Continue reading →

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When a First Lady Becomes a Political Liability: Why Musa Tarawally’s Warning to Maada Bio Matters

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by Fatima Babih, EdD …If you are not controlling her, then we will control her in the political space in the interest of the nation and the stability of the nation… (Musa Tarawally) By any serious democratic standard, a First … Continue reading →

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Fatima Bio’s Streets Dance of Arrogance and Cruelty toward Betrayed Girls: The 7-Years “Hands Off Our Girls” Scam in Sierra Leone

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by Fatima Babih, EdD This weekend, Sierra Leoneans witnessed a disturbing spectacle. Fatima Jabbie Bio, the wife of acting President Julius Maada Bio, was seen on social media dancing in the streets of Freetown, surrounded by heavy security, and members … 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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When Hunger for Power Becomes Poison for a Nation: A Mining Company’s Push Back Against Fatima Bio’s Dangerous Interferences

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by Fatima Babih, EdD In our previous post, we unpacked First Lady Fatima Maada Bio’s reckless political performance in Koidu Town, where she imposed herself on a workers’ protest against Koidu Holdings Limited, accusing the mining company of labor rights … Continue reading →