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The Office of National Security (ONS) has reassured all Sierra Leoneans that the security situation in the country is firmly under control, urging citizens to continue their normal business operations without fear.
This assurance comes directly from the ONS Boss, alongside the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) and the Inspector General (IG) of Police, who are committed to maintaining peace and safety nationwide.
The ONS has implemented all necessary measures to safeguard the security of all citizens, emphasizing that there is no cause for alarm. People are encouraged to proceed with their daily activities as usual, confident in the measures taken to ensure their safety.
Citizens are urged to maintain their cooperative spirit and contribute to the nation’s stability. This collective effort is crucial in supporting the authorities’ endeavors to keep Sierra Leone safe and secure.
Law enforcement agencies are on high alert, with the Director of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) and his team actively working to apprehend and prosecute individuals guilty of inciting disturbances. Those found guilty will face the full force of the law, underscoring the government’s commitment to upholding order and justice.
In light of the current situation, citizens are advised to be cautious of unverified information circulating on social media platforms. The public is encouraged to rely on official channels for accurate and reliable information, thereby avoiding misinformation that could exacerbate tensions.
All political parties are called upon to ensure their supporters refrain from actions that may disrupt public order. The government has made it clear that non-compliance will not be tolerated, and legal action will be taken against violators.
The ONS, CDS, and IG are dedicated to protecting lives and property throughout Sierra Leone. The government remains steadfast in its mission to uphold national peace and security.
The ONS Boss extends his blessings to all Sierra Leoneans, emphasizing the importance of unity and cooperation during this period. “May God bless Sierra Leone,” he concluded, reaffirming the government’s commitment to a peaceful and stable nation.
