Mohamed C. Bah, leader of Sierra Leone’s National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Party and a prominent figure in the recent multi-tier elections, addressed the nation in response to the tragic November 26 incident in Freetown. The event, labeled an attempted coup by the government, resulted in the loss of eighteen security forces.
Expressing profound sorrow over the attack and the subsequent prison break at Pademba Road Prison, Bah denounced the use of violence in resolving political differences. “No winner emerged from our brutal civil war yesterday, and no winner should arise today if we resort to violence and deadly force,” he emphasized, calling for unity and rejecting the use of military means in settling political disputes.
Highlighting the ramifications of the incident on the nation’s stability and economy, Bah stressed the urgent need for national cohesion, advocating for political inclusivity, respect for the rule of law, and social justice. He urged the establishment of democratic and independent institutions, emphasizing the critical role of institutions like the Electoral Commission in maintaining peace and democracy.
Addressing the immediate needs of the people, Bah emphasized the necessity for fundamental amenities over militarized measures. “Clean drinking water, accessible education, consistent electricity, and sustainable employment opportunities are what our people truly require,” he asserted, steering the focus away from checkpoints and curfews.
In his comprehensive vision for the country’s future, Bah highlighted the importance of skills empowerment, technological advancement, and infrastructure development to attract international investment. He also urged the government to address prison overcrowding by constructing new facilities, ensuring a faster pace of justice for inmates.
My brother, this government does not concentrate on development but its priority is to fight against the main opposition party members.
This PAOPA ( Prompt Actions On Poverty Alleviation) SLPP, has failed the people of this county. Did they succeed in reducing poverty in this country? No ! No!
They have also coined another ” lie,lie ” slogan “Feed Saleon” when they are even preparing to increase taxes on the Importation of our staple food ( Rice). They have failed already. Yes, they have failed !!!
The Lungi bridge…. Lie lie program. This PAOPA SLPP only succeeded in killing innocent people in this country.
We shall see them at the ICC Special Court in Freetown.
Mohamed kamara you are one of the bad soul on the face of sierra leone. All you do is to critisize the Slpp government. Hmmmmm. Were you doing that about Apc, EBK government. I want to know if you are a child of God. Please, this is not a quarrel. I am also a sierra leonean, and I have the right to pray to almighty God to punish those who do not want peace in our nation. You have Haman spirit, do you know that? Please, you need to cut down a little bit of your criticism of your nation’s leader, on his face. Repent and ask God to forgive you. All the 50s generations born, met politics till now died and gone. “Politics still dae”. Hahahaha. You are like those were against Nehemiah, Ezra, Daniel, Mordicai and Esther, etc. Their heart was blind, they could not see and understand. Call spade a spade, Slpp fine, what about Apc? This is where am seeing you, please, understand it is not a quarrel, and ask God to forgive you. Read,
2 kings chapter 7: 1 to 20 in the bible. And,
1 Timothy chapter 2: 1 to 6, please read them. Amen.