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Fatima Bio’s Power Grab Destroys Democracy in Sierra Leone: Weaponization of the Anti-Corruption Commission

Posted on June 13, 2025

by Fatima Babih, EdD When the institution meant to fight corruption becomes the weapon of the corrupt, democracy dies. In Sierra Leone, that weapon is now firmly in the hands of the most corrupt and destructive First Lady in West … Continue reading →

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Fatima Bio’s Silence on Koidu: A Cruel Luxury in Koidu’s Suffering As Promises Turn to Dust

Posted on June 7, 2025

The piece highlights the disparity between Fatima Bio’s luxurious life and the struggles faced by the displaced workers and children of Koidu. Once hopeful for advocacy and support, the community instead endures abandonment and hardship after her political actions led to economic instability. The locals seek accountability amidst broken promises. Continue reading →

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Ghana GTEC’s Warning: A Case Against Fatima Bio’s Misuse of the “Dr” Title

Posted on June 4, 2025

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Fatima Babih, EdD In a powerful public statement, the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has issued a final caution against the misuse of honorary doctorate and professorial titles by individuals in public life. This move, aimed at safeguarding the integrity … Continue reading →

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Fatima Bio Is Not Fighting for Sierra Leoneans: She’s Fighting for Power and Wealth

Posted on May 16, 2025

by Fatima Babih, EdD Sierra Leoneans, it’s time to engage in critical thinking, open our eyes, and look beyond Fatima Jabbie Bio’s staged dramas and emotional performances. Let’s not be passive observers, but active participants in our country’s future. Fatima … Continue reading →

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Fatima Maada Bio Self-Exposed Mic Grabber: Silencing SLPP Women

Posted on July 10, 2024

By Dr. Fatima Babih A few days ago, the North American Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) Women’s Wing branch, also known as the Women’s Council, held a conference in Dallas, Texas, USA. As those familiar with my book would know … Continue reading →

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