Sierra Leone’s President Dr Julius Maada Bio has in his new year message to Sierra Leoneans on January 1st 2024, assured the people of a better and more comfortable future as his government take steps to tackle the country’s economic crisis.
Addressing the current economic situation in the country, President Bio assured that his government has taken decisive actions to mitigate its effect. This decisions, according to Bio, will profoundly change Sierra Leone’s future.
President Bio emphasized the 2024 budget, which he described as a testament to their unwavering dedication. He disclosed that it strategically focused on providing robust Social Safety Net to protect the most vulnerable amongst the people. This budget, he noted, is not just a fiscal plan but a solemn vow to uplift every Sierra Leonean, especially those in dire need.
“It embodies a comprehensive and resilient strategy designed not just to weather the storm but to guide our nation towards greater strength and resilience.” Bio noted.
President Bio stated that 2024 is welcoming, as it marks a significant milestone in our journey as a nation.
“This year serves a demonstration of our resilience and commitment to forging a path of progress and peace. I’m immensely proud that for only the second time in our storied history, Sierra Leone has been honored with a seat in the United Nations Security Council” he added.
This, he said is not merely a recognition for personal achievement but a clear acknowledgement of the country’s steadfast dedication to global peace and security.
This man cannot offer any economic progress in this country.,until him and his wife stop looting the nation’s treasury with his frivolous travelings.
Happy New year to my Doctor Sierra Leonean,may God Almighty Allah grant our leaders more knowledge and understanding, GOD bless we all♥️🙏
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He is forgetting he now has a five history we can look at and from day one when he took over, things have only gotten worse. Does he really think we believe him? Next year this time, our situation will much worse than it is today.