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A local group in Rokupr Town, Mogbema Chiefdom, has taken a bold stance in reaction to the recent allegations surrounding the disappearance of a 23-year-old Abu Bakar Jalloh, amidst claims of his involvement in homosexual activities.
The controversy escalated when it was alleged that Jalloh was caught engaging in sexual intercourse with a well-known boy, who had recently completed his secondary education. The news quickly spread, causing distress and anger among residents.
The situation has reportedly ignited deep concern amongst community members in the Chiefdom, who have united against what they perceive as a significant threat to their cultural values.
Report has it that a group was formed in response to the accusations that Jalloh has been a negative influence, particularly on the youth, leading them down a path associated with practices they deem harmful and unnatural.
The self-formed group expressed determination to confront what they refer to as the “spirit” of Abu Bakar Jalloh, viewing it as their moral duty to protect the community from his supposed destructive influences.
The group’s leaders have gone so far as to declare that Abu Bakar Jalloh deserves death for the detrimental impact they allege his behavior has on the fabric of the community.
Many community members reportedly united to express their condemnation of homosexuality, which they view as an unnatural practice that threatens societal values.
Local speakers have publicly denounced the alleged acts, deeming them harmful and a foreign influence that could disrupt the fabric of the nation. They expressed concern that such practices have contributed to rising issues like prostitution within the community.
In relations to those sentiments, influential figures in the area have vowed to take urgent measures to eradicate homosexuality from their midst.
Things like this is disgusting to hear it coming from my Chiefdom. I’m super proud of our local leaders. There words is there words hence to fight against evil act.
This is uncalled for. What has the security sectors done precisely the police…..?
Let those concerns of retaining state laws be proactive if not we are doom. The Sierra Leonean DNA is quick to adopt the wrongful acts and label them as HUMAN RIGHT.
Please we are asking our country leaders to come to our rescue as quickly as they can,,
Salone man nor Sabi yek oo, e go passmak.
Almighty Allah put corse on anyone who engage his/her self to same type of sexual activity.Be it man to man or woman to woman.
May Allah protect us from that
Aamiin