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Breaking News:More on The Arrest of Editor M’Bai’s Family!! Escape of State Guard creates panic in Kanilai!

Freedom Newspaper "Details are emerging regarding the circumstances surrounding the arrest of Editor Pa Nderry M’Bai’s sister Kumba Mbai. NIA agents quizzed the journalist’s sister about her relationship with the absconded State Guard Soldier Yankuba Bojang, who is said to be in Dakar at this hour. The soldier absconded recently for unexplained reasons. Yankuba Bojang’s desire to marry the editor’s sister never materializes. The Mbai family never okayed his request, even though he repeatedly requested to marry the new school leaver. The agency told Kumba Mbai that Bojang was one of Editor Mbai’s sources at the State House. Kumba Mbai was accused of being an accomplish, even though she categorically told the agency that she had no ties with the Freedom Newspaper and Yankuba Bojang."

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