ECOWAS, AU Election Observers Call on Candidates to Exercise Patience
Salamatu Y. Kamara Following the voting process in Sierra Leone on Saturday, June 24, 2023, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the African Union (AU) jointly issued a post-election press statement.
The press release commends the people of Sierra Leone for their strong commitment to democracy and their diligent fulfillment of their civic duties by participating in the voting process.
The release also express admiration for the voter’s discipline and the peaceful manner they conducted themselves during the voting process.
The missions in their release call on the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone (ECSL) to stand firm and fulfill its duties, without succumbing to pressure, to uphold the credibility of the institution and be accountable to the people of Sierra Leone.
It continued by also calling on the ECSL to undertake the tabulation process expediently and transparently within the provided time frame.
It concluded by expressing concern at the announcement of unofficial results by some political actors, and individuals and in this regard, urge all stakeholders to refrain from such action, reiterating that the ECSL is the only body authorized by the constitution and laws of Sierra to announce the results.
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After we na we booo
We pray for peace oh
Let us allow d above mentioned to play their role.
Let justice prevailed
ECOWAS and AU must have received their Brown envelopes from Maada Bio so that they would not say anything
factual about the elections.
Maada Bio is a corrupt individual and knows his colleagues of the same tricks
and habits very well….”birds of the same feather flog together….”
Of course, most of the African leader are corrupt with little or no integrity. All of them ( African leaders) have one objective, to enrich themselves and their families.
The Honest and Patriotic African leaders are no more..
Indeed, all the great leaders who fought for their country’s independent did so in the interest of their country’s development and not for their personal gains. Great Leaders like Nkrumah of Ghana,. Milton Margai of Sierra Leone,
Sheku Turay of Guinea, and Guardafi of Lybia among others did their best for their respective countries and their neighbors.
Today we have a different story which has made the African continent one of the economically poorest and most disrespected places in the world.
The biggest problem we have in Africa is Leadership.
God Shave Africa……. Amen Amen Amen.