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Chief Minister Dr. David Moinina Sengeh has held an inspiring and constructive engagement with the President of the Sierra Leone Bar Association, Mrs. Tuma Jabbi Gento-Kamara, on the bill entitled “The Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Act, 2025.” The discussion forms part of ongoing national consultations aimed at ensuring a broad-based and inclusive constitutional reform process.
Speaking after the engagement, Chief Minister Sengeh described the conversation as insightful and forward-looking, commending Mrs. Gento-Kamara for her exceptional depth of knowledge regarding the constitutional amendment process. He particularly noted her strong commitment to ensuring that the collective views and professional perspectives of lawyers across Sierra Leone are fully captured and reflected in the amendment process.
The engagement highlighted the critical role of the legal profession in shaping constitutional reforms and strengthening democratic governance. Mrs. Gento-Kamara emphasized the Bar Association’s responsibility to contribute meaningfully to national dialogue while upholding the rule of law and constitutional integrity.
Beyond constitutional matters, Chief Minister Sengeh acknowledged the significant progress being made by Mrs. Gento-Kamara and her executive team in advancing the programs of the Sierra Leone Bar Association. Under her leadership, the Association has prioritized capacity building, the mobilization of financial resources, and the pursuit of sustainable investments, all aimed at improving the welfare and professional development of lawyers across the country.
These initiatives reflect a focused and results-driven leadership approach that continues to strengthen the institutional capacity of the Bar Association. Chief Minister Sengeh expressed keen interest in receiving the Association’s formal perspectives and recommendations on the Constitution Amendment Bill, noting that their input will be invaluable to the reform process.
As deliberations on the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Act, 2025 continue, this engagement underscores the government’s commitment to consultation, inclusivity, and collaboration with key stakeholders in shaping a constitutional framework that reflects the aspirations of the nation.
