Heiligman Issued Another Threat Against VP!

People of Sierra Leone.

 
I want you to know that there are going to be criminal and civil charges brought against your Vice President Samuel Samsumana.  The thieving (Obscene words deleted) of Sierra Leone will not be able to set foot in America or Europe without fear of arrest.  The details are not for me to divulge, but suffice it to say that he will soon find himself on a hot seat from which he will not be able to escape.  I know that many of you think that I am insulting the VP by calling him names…but a man's name is his honor and there is no honor in being Sam Samsumana.  I am willing to face defamation of character charges (which carry a very heavy legal consequence in the U.S.) just to let the people of Sierra Leone know that he is a (Obscene words deleted).  
 
I truly wish the people of Sierra Leone all the best in the future…I feel bad that you have been taken advantage of by another corrupt politician.
 
And to all the journalists out there…do a little investigative reporting…real reporting, not just spewing the crap that comes out of Sam's mouth…check out his compound built next to or near the U.S. Embassy…it cost somewhere between $3,000,000 to $5,000,000 to build.  I don't think he built that on his vice presidential salary.  I will leave it up to you to find out how he "financed" it.
 
Mark O. Heiligman
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Othman Sheriff is an experienced Sierra Leonean development professional, peacebuilding practitioner, professional journalist and human rights advocate with over two decades of engagement in community development, youth empowerment, education, humanitarian assistance and international development cooperation. Born and raised in Kenema District, Eastern Sierra Leone, he has dedicated much of his professional career to improving the socioeconomic conditions of vulnerable and marginalised populations, particularly disadvantaged young people, women, children and underserved rural communities. As the Founder and Programme Director of Youth in Action for Development (YAD), Sheriff has played a leading role in mobilising international development assistance and coordinating community-driven interventions aimed at poverty reduction, sustainable livelihoods, social inclusion and grassroots development. Over the years, he has facilitated the mobilisation and implementation of development projects worth billions of Leones, supported by international development partners, including European development institutions, humanitarian organisations and United Nations agencies. A committed advocate for free and inclusive Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), Sheriff spearheaded the establishment of the Youth Resource Academy (YRA) in 2018, through which he has championed access to practical, employment-oriented education for underprivileged youth, particularly young women, school dropouts, single mothers, widows, unemployed youth and individuals from economically disadvantaged households. So far, the Academy has provided vocational, technical and entrepreneurship training opportunities to more than 2,000 youth helping them acquire marketable skills, pursue self-employment and improve their economic independence. He also solicit funds to provide start up kits for the youth who graduated from the academy. In addition to his development and humanitarian work, Sheriff serves as the Editor-in-Chief and CEO of Critique Echo Newspaper, using journalism as a platform to promote accountability, responsible governance, social justice and public awareness of critical socioeconomic and human rights issues. He is a dedicate member of many international peacebuilding networks including the United Religions Initiative (URI), International Association of Educators for World Peace (IAEWP), Intercultural Leaders Network of the United Nations Alliance of Civilisations (UNAOC)`s Youth Solidarity Fund, and the alumni Association of King Hamad Youth Empowerment Awards. Through his leadership, advocacy and international partnerships, Sheriff continues to champion a vision of Sierra Leone in which disadvantaged young people have equitable access to education and economic opportunities, women and girls live free from violence and discrimination, human rights are respected, and communities are empowered to pursue peaceful, inclusive and sustainable development.

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