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The Sierra Leone Premier League Board (PLB) has expressed its heartfelt appreciation to journalists on World Radio Day, recognizing their unwavering commitment to promoting and reporting on the Leone Rock Premier League.
In a statement released on Friday, February 13, 2026, the PLB praised journalists for their role in bringing the vibrant league to life, acknowledging the tireless efforts of those working behind the scenes to connect fans with the action on the field.
“On behalf of the Premier League Board (PLB), we extend our deepest gratitude to all journalists who tirelessly promote and report on the Leone Rock Premier League with passion, dedication, and professionalism,” the statement read.
The PLB also took the opportunity to celebrate the critical role played by radio journalists, analysts, commentators, and all media professionals who serve as a bridge between the game and its supporters. According to the PLB, their work has proven vital in fostering the growth and success of the league.
“On this World Radio Day, we celebrate the voices that bring the beautiful game to life, the storytellers, analysts, commentators, and every media professional working behind the scenes,” the statement continued.
The PLB emphasized the importance of journalists in keeping fans connected to the game, acknowledging the immense value they bring in inspiring and informing the public. “Your undying passion and commitment to informing, inspiring, and connecting the fans to the heartbeat of our top-tier league is truly invaluable,” the statement added.
The Premier League Board concluded by recognizing the effort journalists put into their craft. “Football flourishes because of the stories you tell, the moments you capture, and the relentless dedication you bring to your craft,” the PLB remarked, before sending out a heartfelt thank you to all media professionals involved. “Today, we honor and appreciate you.”
The statement, signed off by PLB Media, ends with well wishes to all journalists. “Thank you for your service to the game. Happy World Radio Day!”
