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The Commissioner for the National Commission for Social Action (NaCSA) Ambassador Ndomahima has made a courtesy call on the First Lady of Sierra Leone, Fatima Bio. The primary focus of their discussion was the Feed Salone Initiative, a vital project aimed at bolstering food security in the nation.
Their strategic dialogue signifies a united effort to tackle social issues, particularly those concerning food security. Initiatives like Feed Salone are seen as essential building blocks for national development and ensuring the well-being of Sierra Leoneans.
The Feed Salone Initiative was launched by His Excellency, President Dr. Julius Maada Bio, and has gained significant traction nationwide. The First Lady, a champion of the project, has been actively engaging with various sectors to optimize its sustainability, effectiveness, and efficient rollout.
The meeting between Commissioner Ndomahima and the First Lady underscores the significance of collaboration in addressing critical social issues. NaCSA, as the government agency mandated to spearhead social action programs, plays a crucial role in spearheading the implementation of Feed Salone on the ground.
With the combined efforts of NaCSA and the First Lady’s Office, the Feed Salone Initiative has the potential to significantly improve food security and the overall well-being of Sierra Leoneans. The collaborative spirit fostered through this meeting bodes well for the successful execution of this vital project.
Mr commissioner , the disable people of this country needs their money that was provided for them. We really know the calamity that most office cause for people in this country, please don’t be one. NAcsa supposed to be a humanitarians organization not heartless. NAcsa don’t use your office to deprive us as disable.
Over 2 to 300 of us in our district Pujehun have not yet receive the first money from NAcsa. That money is needed immediately if not, God almighty will take drastic who so ever involved in to the affairs of that money. God is just waiting for the other of some of us.