Former President Koroma Arrives Addis Ababa Ahead of Trip to Somaliland
Sorie Abubakar Former President of Sierra Leone, Ernest Bai Koroma is currently at Addis Ababa, Ethopia where he is stopping by while on his way to Somaliland.
He wrote on Twitter; “Just arrived in Addis Ababa on my way to the Republic of Somaliland to once again support the building and consolidation of peace and democracy in Africa.”
Just arrived in Addis Ababa on my way to the Republic of Somaliland to once again support the building and consolidation of peace and democracy in Africa. #democracy
@BrenthurstF @somalilandmfa @Somalilandgovt pic.twitter.com/VfRDicectC— Ernest Bai Koroma (@ebklegacy) May 26, 2021
The post has since generated a lot of comments from Sierra Leonean.
Aging well and healthy.
First in history we are witnessing a former president alive and healthy to see his successor finishes his first term. Remarkable.
And honestly this can only happen because you served your people people well.— Ishmail ♌🌍 (@realalkem) May 26, 2021
You are the African hope and greatest of all in Sierra Leone. The earth needs peace, unity and hope. You are a symbol of peace and hope. God bless you and the people of Africa.
— Sallieu Kargbo (@SallieuKargbo18) May 26, 2021
I am a good admirer of the leadership qualities you have shown throughout in power and out of power. But, my bitter heart regret is your economic legacy. You left a deep hole to seal and a bad and big ditch to jump. I still love you. Congratulations!! 🎉
— Talib Sidie 🙂 🇸🇱 (@talib_sidie) May 26, 2021
We are glad you arrived safe. We continue to pray for God's guidance and protection every seconds as you help to facilitate peace in the world. We need people like you everyday. Above all, we miss you as a president and a father of our nation
— TIM (@Sullay29624671) May 26, 2021
Africa leaders are not ready to witness lasting peace on the #Continent. Failed dictators such as you have no business in the harnessing & consolidation of peace. You are a very bad example.
— bigkaiyo🇸🇱 (@bigkaiyo) May 26, 2021