Femi Claudius-Cole, who serves as the chairman and flag bearer of the Unity Party, has voiced his criticism of the Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone. Specifically, he expressed disappointment with the substandard quality of the voter registration cards that were produced prior to the upcoming June 24 general elections.
In a rhetorical tone, she raised doubts about the authenticity of the obtained cards, whether they were actually voter ID cards or just mere monopoly cards. She emphasized the need for implementing quality control measures in the procurement process, as the cards were of inferior quality and seemed unlikely to endure for long. Expressing skepticism about their origin, she questioned the country where they were printed and suggested they might have been manufactured in someone's backyard. She also expressed disappointment over the country's payment for such substandard products and lamented the potential impact on the election's quality. In conclusion, she remarked, "Coming events cast their shadows!"