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Popular civil society activist Edmond Abu has been elected as the new President of the Rugby Union, succeeding in his bid for leadership in the recent election held on August 10, 2024.
Delegates of the Sierra Leone Rugby Union unanimously elected Edmond Abu as President during their elective Congress today. Abu, who has garnered significant recognition for his work as a national team manager and CEO of Native Bulls Rugby Club, ran on a platform of fresh leadership and renewed vision for the Rugby Union. His candidacy was officially announced prior to the election, which was overseen by the Ministry of Sports (MoS), the National Sports Authority (NSA), and the National Olympic Committee (NOC).
Abu takes over from the outgoing President, Jeremiah Moshopeh Pratt, who dissolved his executive to allow the new team to take over.
The election took place at the Olympic House on College Road, Godrich, on Saturday10th August 2024. Abu’s victory marks a significant change in the Rugby Union’s leadership, promising new directions and enhancements under his stewardship.
Next is political office, he will be contesting .
Congratulations 🎉
All the best!
Congratulations. Some seat on the fence without participation and assumes all in the name of politics. There is one thing very peculiar with people from certain areas, they are hard working and had participatory Spirit. We wish you well.
How can someone Elected as president when all they do is all the people that voted are one sided and how can one be a leader without knowing there athletics Na Naasu we want we the Rugby
Players say NOC is a fuckt up
Congratulations