Adverts bearing the
portrait of Emmerson Bockarie - a singer whose latest lyrics tackle
corruption in Sierra Leone - have been attacked.
BBC Africa Live report continues:
Even
though the adverts for mobile company Airtel bear the faces of three other
artists, only Mr Bockarie's face was cut out.
His
face was removed from billboards or covered with graffiti in more
than four areas of the city.
The
singer told a reporter that he's unperturbed by the attacks:
I
have made up my mind to do what I am doing and cannot stop now"
His latest song tackles corruption in high places:
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