19/10/2025
Press Release
For Immediate Release
From the ALCOP Caucus and the Quardu Gboni Development Council
Quardu Gboni Eminent Citizens Condemn the Conduct of Bilclintos Sedekee Kamara
Monrovia, Liberia October 18, 2025
Eminent citizens of Quardu Gboni, under the banner of the ALCOP Caucus and the Quardu Gboni Development Council, have expressed deep frustration and disappointment over what they describe as the reckless, deceptive, and unorthodox behavior of Mr. Bilclintos Sedekee Kamara since his appointment at the National Bureau of Concessions (NBC).
The citizens hold the All Liberia Coalition Party (ALCOP) leadership particularly its Standard Bearer responsible for the poor judgment that led to Kamara’s endorsement for public service. According to them, Kamara’s consistent pattern of dishonesty, misconduct, and gross disrespect should have disqualified him long before his nomination.
They recalled that the ALCOP Executive Committee once suspended Mr. Kamara for acts of deception and criminal misrepresentation. During a crucial executive meeting, Kamara allegedly fabricated and presented self-prepared minutes, falsely claiming they were authorized by the Secretary General (SG). When the SG arrived, he denied ever meeting or delegating such responsibility to Kamara and presented the authentic minutes. The Executive Committee, upon confirming the falsehood, suspended Kamara for lying and deceit.
Following his suspension, Kamara reportedly mobilized a faction within ALCOP and held secret meetings with authorities of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), pledging support in the 2023 elections. However, after alleged financial promises from the CDC failed to materialize, Kamara and his associates Joseph Kromah, Joseph Gborway Morris, Mochineo E. G. Vinton, Sekou B. Kamara (alias “The LastDun”), Aletha Varnii, Mariam Kromah, Myers Biko, Fayiah Gaston, Saydee Myers, Mohammed M. Sano, and Fatta B. Jabateh shifted allegiance to Mr. Alexander B. Cummings of the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) through an intermediary female candidate.
When negotiations between ALCOP and the Unity Party (UP) began especially concerning appointments and political alignments—Kamara, according to sources, organized Mandingo youth and ex-combatants from ULIMO-K and LURD to violently disrupt an ALCOP rally along the Japanese Freeway. The incident reportedly left several individuals seriously wounded, with casualties on both sides, as ALCOP loyalists swiftly mobilized in response.
Elders of Quardu Gboni have since declared that Kamara’s appointment to any position within the UP government was a grave error and an insult to the people’s integrity. They believe individuals who lobbied for his appointment are intentionally undermining President Joseph Nyumah Boakai by empowering a man with no loyalty to either ALCOP or the UP Alliance.
The elders further cited Kamara’s numerous lawsuits and writs involving rental scams, vehicle misappropriation, and other alleged fraudulent acts as clear evidence of his unfitness for public service. They condemned his rude and dishonest character, describing him as “a disgrace to the Mandingo tribe, the region, and the party.”
“He can run a hundred times, but the Mandingo people will never support him,” said one elder. “If he were disciplined, we could take him home to speak to our people but not him. We are now focusing on supporting our son, Sekou Kolleh, for legislative leadership.”
The citizens also warned businessman and political leader Musa Bility against associating with Kamara, noting that such an alliance would provoke outrage among Mandingo and Muslim communities who value discipline, respect, and integrity.
“We warn our leaders not to beg for Kamara. They should support President Boakai’s decision to dismiss him and let him answer for his wrongdoing, disrespect, and corruption. We fully support President Boakai’s leadership and urge him to cleanse the government of such elements who continue to undermine the Rescue Agenda,” the statement concluded.
Meanwhile, a group of Quardu Gboni youth, speaking under condition of anonymity, have threatened to carry out a citizen’s arrest against Kamara for allegedly collecting money for a government vehicle he falsely claimed was given to him by the NBC.
“He took the people’s car to his brother’s garage and collected money for it,” one youth alleged. “When we went there, the mechanic said NBC officials brought police to inspect it. This is deception against the Rescue Agenda.”
The elders and youth have therefore recommended to President Joseph Nyumah Boakai to take decisive action through the immediate dismissal of Mr. Bilclintos Sedekee Kamara to preserve the integrity of the government, the ALCOP, and the Mandingo community.
Reports also indicate growing tension in District 12, where Kamara contested and lost miserably. Angry residents allege he sold employment slots and vetting opportunities to supporters upon his ascension to Deputy Director General for Administration at the NBC often bypassing the Director General and the Civil Service Agency in violation of the NBC Act.
“The man lied to us, broke our hearts, and even made us go against the former and current Director Generals,” one victim lamented.
“He made us create fake Facebook accounts and post lies against NBC leaders. Now he’s facing dismissal, and we are left hopeless.”
Former allies including Machineo Vinton, Sekou B. Kamara, Momo Massaquoi, Mohammed Sano, and Fatta Jabateh have reportedly abandoned Kamara after realizing his manipulation and deceit. One of his closest allies, Minister Mamaka Bility, who once defended him, has also withdrawn support.
“Bil is hard to hear. I allowed him to serve, but he abused the opportunity. I have nothing to do with him,” Minister Bility reportedly said, describing him as “a young man overtaken by arrogance, lies, and manipulation.”
Issued by:
The ALCOP Caucus and the Quardu Gboni Development Council
Date: October 18, 2025
Location: Monrovia, Liberia