Ady Macauley, a prominent lawyer and human rights advocate vying for the All People’s Congress (APC) flagbearer position in the 2028 presidential elections, was met with overwhelming support on Friday, January 24, during his visit to the Malama Thomas Street Mosque for Juma prayers.
Hundreds of traders from Abacha Street, Ecowas Street, and Wilberforce Street gathered to greet Macauley, lining the streets and chanting in his support as he made his way to the mosque. The raucous reception underscored the lawyer’s rising popularity among grassroots supporters.
Following the prayers, Macauley was surrounded by jubilant supporters who praised his longstanding advocacy for marginalized communities and his unwavering defense of the APC. Traders expressed gratitude for his dedication to justice and human rights, with many describing him as a beacon of hope for Sierra Leone’s future.
Macauley, known for his outspoken stance on governance and social justice, has emerged as a significant figure within the APC, particularly among those who view him as a champion for the underprivileged. His visit to Freetown showcased his growing influence, as he continues to galvanize support ahead of the 2028 elections.
The enthusiastic reception further cements Macauley’s position as a formidable contender in the political arena, highlighting his potential to shape the trajectory of Sierra Leone’s leadership.