Popular Sierra Leonean content creator and social media influencer Vickie Remoe has in a post on social media expressed disappointment at women selling foodstuff next to garbage at Lumley

Vickie stated that she found it hard to find a part of Freetown that wasn’t chaotic.

Adding that The worst thing she saw was Women selling food stuff next to garbage at Lumley.

“It wasn’t just the hygiene but the fact that selling there was resolved, This is what leadership failure is to me” she states

questioning the country’s development Vickie Remeo states
I think of leaders who refuse to meet their people where they are to uplift them. But speak of development and transformation. How?

Adding that If a trader doesn’t know or care about selling next to garbage both for themselves and their customers And if the customers don’t care or know that is shitty…development how? She states

“What’s the one difference between the aftermaths of war in Rwanda and Sierra Leone?
A leadership that understands that the work of post-war reconstruction is first about restoring human dignity”

“What was taken from Sierra Leoneans who survived the war—dignity, and self-respect”.

“President Koroma in rhetoric understood this when he called for “behavioral and attitudinal change” but nothing was done to deliver it”.

“Salone so bad that the quickest way to… Making yourself a persona non grata in social circles is to be a person with dignity”

“Wanting better, having standards, refusing to settle for mediocrity earns contempt”

“The leadership that should restore these values and lifts the Sierra Leonean
is deep in narcissism. Resolved to let people wallow in gutter life while they shamelessly collect awards”

“Freetown is a shit hole. The very seat of leadership—one big shameful filthy mess”.

“Anyone who says differently is driving with windows up smoking reefs of delusion”

“This is my home. I will always come back. I will always find a way to get involved”.

“Always committed to serving BUT our people deserve better than this”.

“Peace is more than just the absence of war. It also that our people are thriving”

Feel no peace at home, just chaos. She explained