Sylvia Blyden Says JFK’s ‘Late Entry’ Claim Contradicts ECOWAS Case Chronology

According to a detailed chronology published by Dr Sylvia Olayinka Blyden on her Facebook page, former Attorney General Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara’s claim that he came into office “after” the Sam Sumana ECOWAS Court case was concluded is not supported by the facts.Kamara was appointed Attorney General and Minister of Justice on 28 December 2015, Blyden stated. Sam Sumana filed his ECOWAS Court case on 18 October 2016 – ten months later. The ECOWAS judgment was delivered in November 2017, two years into Kamara’s tenure.
“JFK was the Attorney General when our Law Officers Department was served with the ECOWAS Court papers filed by Sam Sumana. JFK was the Attorney General who took Sam Sumana’s ECOWAS case to us in Cabinet,” Blyden wrote on her Facebook page.