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A three-panel collage featuring Sierra Leone's Information Minister, Chernoh Bah, on the left, a copy of a June 5, 2026 letter attributed to Dutch Member of the European Parliament Malik Azmani in the center, and a portrait of Malik Azmani on the right. The letter discusses Sierra Leone's alleged role in cocaine trafficking and calls on the European Union to consider sanctions and development aid measures.

FACT CHECK: Claim that Malik Azmani’s Letter to the EU is Fake is False

Sierra Leone's Information Minister, Chernoh Bah, publicly dismissed as "absolutely fake" a letter attributed to Dutch MEP Malik Azmani calling on the European Union to consider sanctions against Sierra Leone over the Jos Leijdekkers case. A Fritong Post fact-check found no evidence supporting the minister's claim. The correspondence was publicly shared by Azmani through his verified social media accounts and discussed in an interview with Dutch broadcaster RTL Nieuws. While the policy recommendations contained in the letter remain subject to political debate, the available evidence indicates that the document itself is authentic.
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Jos Leijdekkers, also known as Bolle Jos, pictured attending a church service in Tihun, Sierra Leone, on 1 January 2025.

Dutch cocaine kingpin ‘remains at large in Sierra Leone’ — EU Parliament

The European Parliament has formally adopted a resolution addressing international drug trafficking that explicitly names Sierra Leone and highlights convicted Dutch drug kingpin Jos Leijdekkers, who “remains at large” in the country. As security deepens at major European ports, lawmakers noted that criminal syndicates are increasingly shifting their logistical hubs to West Africa, prompting calls for expanded joint maritime surveillance, intelligence sharing, and judicial cooperation.
Security personnel patrol a Freetown street amid smoke following reported unrest.

Post-match unrest forces government to halt community leagues

Following violent clashes between residents and police that reportedly claimed three lives after a COFA match, the government has suspended all community and school soccer competitions across the western area. The unrest in Kroo Town Road, triggered by a defeat to Kosso Town, led to the fatal “shooting” of a local trader, prompting a formal inquiry by the IPCB.

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