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The Minister of Internal Affairs, Rtd AIG Morie Lengor Esq., played host to the United States Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Mr. Bryan David Hunt, and his delegation at his Gloucester Street office in Freetown.
The high-level meeting focused on enhancing security collaboration and reinforcing the longstanding relationship between the two nations.
During the discussion, Ambassador Hunt highlighted key areas for strengthening security measures, including law enforcement efforts against human trafficking, transnational organized crime, irregular migration, and narcotic drug control.
He also addressed the deportation of Sierra Leonean nationals residing illegally in the US, assuring the Minister of continuous updates on procedures, profiling, and notifications regarding their return.
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Ambassador Hunt expressed interest in supporting the Ministry’s transformation, encouraging Minister Lengor to identify priority areas for further collaboration, including capacity-building training for personnel.
He also acknowledged the importance of understanding the Minister’s policy direction and programs aimed at enhancing national security.
In response, Minister Lengor welcomed the US delegation and reaffirmed the Sierra Leonean government’s commitment to ensuring national security and public safety.
He revealed that the Ministry is in the process of developing a Strategic Master Plan and invited Ambassador Hunt to provide input, particularly in areas where the US could offer support during its implementation.
Minister Lengor also appealed for continued US assistance to various agencies and departments under his Ministry, expressing gratitude for the Ambassador’s visit and his contributions to national peace and cohesion through the Tripartite Agreement. He assured the Ambassador of a reciprocal visit to further strengthen cooperation for the mutual benefit of Sierra Leone and the United States.
Ambassador, you are having the Bio illegitimate government play you for a fool for whatever reasons. The US talked tough when the election was stolen, but then you folded and did nothing. Now you just had the internal affairs minister, who’s ministry heads up law rnforcement in the country and he looked you straight in the eyes and said they are fighting narcotic trafficking, when the government and the illegitimate president are the major drug dealers in the country. Since Trump has no interest in giving aid to foreign countries, we are going to do what you won’t do. We will publicize Maada Bio’s thievery and drug dealing in letters to the US government. At least half the Millenial Compact of over 400 million will be stolen, they have no business getting their hands on the money. We will make sure they don’t.