President Julius Maada Bio expressed immense joy and rejuvenation after a visit to his hometown of Tihun, a small rural town in the Sogbini Chiefdom, Southern Province.

During his trip, the president engaged with locals in a meeting that he described as both productive and inspiring, praising their support and dedication to Sierra Leone’s development.

“Coming back home is always refreshing,” President Bio said, underscoring the personal significance of the visit. “Being with and speaking to my people allows them to articulate their views in their own voices and express passionately our shared hope for a better future.”

The president highlighted the strong commitment shown by the residents of Tihun to work toward transforming the nation. He noted that the enthusiasm of everyday Sierra Leoneans is a driving force behind the government’s ongoing efforts to improve the country. “Their support and commitment to working even harder to transform our great nation is remarkable,” Bio remarked.

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Acknowledging the challenges Sierra Leone faces, President Bio emphasized that the determination and resilience of citizens like those in Tihun serve as a reminder of the potential for progress. “Tihun has always refreshed me and has reminded me again and again about the power of the human spirit, the tenacity, and beauty of everyday Sierra Leoneans,” he said.

This latest visit comes as part of President Bio’s broader efforts to engage with communities across Sierra Leone, listening to their concerns and incorporating their voices into his governance strategy. He reiterated his commitment to delivering unprecedented achievements in governance to improve the lives of Sierra Leoneans.

The meeting, which took place on Monday evening, was described by the president as a “great family meeting” that strengthened his resolve to continue driving the nation towards greater prosperity.