26/11/2023
By Umaru Fofanah
We just came face-to-face with soldiers who said to us “we will clean this society. We know what we’re up to. We are not after any ordinary civilians who should go about their normal business”.
This happened at Congo Cross as we drove through the empty streets. The Congo Cross roundabout appeared to be a frontline.
Armed police who were parked on the street with their vehicle freshly hit by bullet, initially advised us not to proceed. Seconds later they were lured into going back to the roundabout where I saw their vehicle being taken over by soldiers with RPG mounted on their shoulders.
We made a U-turn but were curious to know what was happening. Then the soldiers drove towards us, stopped and told me and my colleague Kelvin Xander Lewis not to worry.
Observing…