President Julius Maada Bio harvested his farm located at Mafintha, Masiaka. The event, which has drawn attention across the country, highlights President Bio’s commitment to promoting food security and encouraging sustainable agriculture practices.

According to the Ministry of Education and Civic Education, the president’s farm is diverse, consisting of several agricultural ventures, including fish farming and poultry. The poultry section of the farm has been a standout success, reportedly producing over 600 eggs daily.

This level of productivity reflects not only on the president’s personal dedication to farming but also on the potential of local agricultural initiatives to contribute significantly to national food production.

The president’s fish farms have also thrived, adding another dimension to his agricultural enterprise. Fish farming, which has been identified as a crucial sector for the country’s food security, is part of Sierra Leone’s broader strategy to reduce reliance on imports and improve the local economy.

President Bio’s engagement in farming has set an example for citizens across Sierra Leone, demonstrating that agriculture can be a viable and profitable venture for individuals and the nation. By personally investing in and promoting farming, President Bio aligns with his government’s vision of empowering local farmers, boosting agricultural output, and ensuring food security.