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President Julius Maada Bio has once again left Sierra Leone for an official visit, this time to the Arab Republic of Egypt at the invitation of President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi.
While the visit aims to strengthen bilateral ties and cooperation between the two countries, President Bio’s frequent travels are raising concerns among citizens, especially as Sierra Leone faces severe economic challenges and persistent electricity blackouts.
Over the past months, the President has embarked on multiple international trips, sparking debate over the costs and tangible benefits of these visits. Critics argue that at a time when businesses and households are struggling due to economic hardship and unreliable power supply, the government’s focus should be on addressing domestic crises rather than frequent foreign engagements.
As the President meets with Egyptian officials, many Sierra Leoneans are questioning what concrete outcomes will emerge from this visit and whether they will have any immediate impact on the country’s worsening economic situation.
Just a waste of our country resources.
The travel of Bio didn’t create any impact in the country.
So u guys stop wasting your time on writing about the travel of Bio.
Isn’t Bio everyone’s prezo in SL? & If his frequent travels are not making any impact as you also suggest, why won’t you give them the space to lament about that? Is SL not a democracy ruled by a party boasting of their democratic credentials? Bo dakay lef man dem leh dem blo-mind ya?