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In a display of compassion and solidarity, the Sierra Leone Embassy situated in Monrovia, Liberia, extended a generous gesture to Sierra Leonean inmates at the Monrovia Central Prison on December 27, 2023.
The initiative involved the contribution of assorted food items and sanitary materials, aimed at improving the living conditions of the incarcerated individuals.
Representing President Julius Maada Bio and Ambassador Eddie S. Massally, the Deputy Ambassador conveyed warm greetings and reassured the inmates of continuous support from their home country. He notably highlighted ongoing efforts aimed at exploring the potential release of individuals convicted on minor offenses, emphasizing the embassy’s dedication to assisting those in need.
Grateful for the provision, Head of Chancery Sia A. Tejan extended thanks to the administration of the Monrovia Central Prison for their care and collaboration in facilitating the distribution of these essential items.
Acknowledging the Embassy’s benevolence, Deputy Superintendent of the Prison Administration, Mr. Joel J.G Juah, commended the support extended to the 25 Sierra Leonean inmates. He pledged to communicate the Embassy’s donation to the relevant authorities, highlighting the significance of such contributions to the well-being of the incarcerated individuals.
Speaking on behalf of his fellow prisoners, one of the inmates expressed gratitude for the Embassy’s generosity while appealing for intervention in their release. He emphasized the importance of freedom despite the appreciated provisions, underscoring the longing for liberty above all.
The presentation of these essential items was conducted by Deputy Ambassador Jonathan Saffa, Head of Chancery Sia A. Tejan, and Community Liaison Officer Mohamed A.S. Wai. This act reiterated the Embassy’s unwavering commitment to supporting and ensuring the welfare of Sierra Leonean citizens, regardless of their circumstances.
