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In a second press briefing held today at 2:30 pm, the Chief Observer of the European Union (EU), Evin Incir, expressed her appreciation for the dedication shown by the people of Sierra Leone and the staff of the National Electoral Commission (NEC) for their early arrival at polling stations across the country.
Addressing the press at Colligate Secondary School, Incir applauded Sierra Leoneans for their commitment to democracy and their eagerness to participate in the electoral process.
Despite the initial delay in starting the polls, she assured the public that voting is now underway in most areas of the nation.
Incir emphasized the importance of every eligible citizen exercising their right to vote, highlighting that their participation plays a vital role in shaping the future of Sierra Leone.
She further encouraged voters to continue their peaceful and orderly conduct throughout the electoral process.
The EU Chief Observer, accompanied by her team, has been closely monitoring the electoral proceedings to ensure transparency, fairness, and adherence to democratic standards. The EU’s presence in Sierra Leone demonstrates its commitment to supporting free and fair elections globally.
As voting progresses, Sierra Leoneans eagerly await the announcement of the election results, which will determine the country’s leadership for the next term. The EU Chief Observer will continue to provide updates and closely observe the electoral process to ensure its integrity.
