Dr. Samura Kamara, once a prominent figure in the main opposition All People’s Congress (APC) party, now finds his political standing at risk amid mounting grassroots calls including cross section of the National Executive Members for his step down as the APC’s Leader.

The 2018 and 2023 general elections flag bearer of the APC shadow over his once-solid position. Tensions have risen as grassroots supporters, representing a significant faction within the APC, increasingly express dissatisfaction with Kamara’s leadership approach. They argue that Kamara’s leadership style has failed to address core issues

affecting the party’s unity and long-term vision. According to the majority of the grassroots supporters and party stalwarts, the former flag bearer has not been aligning with the evolving priorities of the party and everyone in the APC eager for a leader who can rejuvenate the APC and steer it in a fresh direction.

These supporters contend that Kamara’s leadership is impeding progress and that a new party leader that could reinvigorate the party’s mission is desperately needed to win the 2028 election.

A Political Pundit said that Kamara’s political downfall, if it happens, could significantly impact the APC’s internal dynamics. Party insiders suggest that his exit might shift power within the party, potentially paving the way for new progressive leadership.

As demands for Kamara’s departure grow louder, he finds himself at a crossroads, forced to weigh his own political ambitions against the voices of an Increasingly restless grassroots movement. They said that the trajectory of Kamara’s political career, thus, remains uncertain.

While he has not publicly addressed the calls of the majority for his step down, the ongoing pressure underscores a crucial turning point in his leadership role within the APC and Sierra Leone’s political landscape at large. Whether Kamara steps down or remains steadfast could determine the future ath of both his career and the APC itself.