Tenant And Landlord Clash in Freetown Over Repeated Snake Incidents

An incident in Freetown has drawn public attention after a tenant, Adekalie Kamara, alleged that his landlord repeatedly reported him to the police over the killing of snakes around his residence.
Speaking in an interview with Charity Plus Media, Kamara said the situation stems from frequent appearances of snakes, particularly cobras, on a mango tree near his home. He explained that the reptiles often climb the tree and hang over his house, posing a threat to his family.
According to him, the land on which he resides was sold to him by a man identified as Mr Bangura. Kamara alleged that despite repeatedly raising concerns about the danger posed by the snakes, no lasting solution has been reached.