Sierra Leone Police Congratulates Former DIG Senesi on NDLEA Appointment
Sia Lucy Kannah The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) has congratulated former Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG) Sahr Yomba Senesi following his appointment by President Julius Maada Bio as Chairman of the Advisory Council of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).
The congratulatory reception was held following parliamentary approval of his appointment. Speaking at the event, Inspector-General of Police (IGP) William Fayia Sellu commended Senesi for his service and contributions to the police force.
IGP Sellu encouraged serving officers to emulate the mutual respect, unity and camaraderie demonstrated during the gathering, stressing the importance of maintaining strong professional relationships and working collectively to advance the institution.
He noted that the event reflected the SLP’s commitment to recognising the contributions of both serving and former personnel while strengthening solidarity and institutional cohesion.
In his response, Senesi expressed gratitude to God and thanked President Bio for entrusting him with the responsibility of chairing the NDLEA Advisory Council. He also appreciated IGP Sellu for recommending him, as well as the Minister of Internal Affairs, Morie Lengor, Esq., and the President of the Police Wives Association (PWA), Mrs Matilda Doris Sellu, for their continued support.
Senesi also expressed confidence in the current police leadership, describing IGP Sellu as the right person to lead the force’s modernisation efforts. He offered prayers for the police leadership and thanked members of the police family, on behalf of his family, for their support.
The gathering highlighted the SLP’s recognition of the contributions of former personnel and its emphasis on professional solidarity, mutual respect and institutional cooperation.