In the often-turbulent waters of public office, few figures navigate with the honesty and integrity at Solomon Jamiru has displayed throughout his service to Sierra Leone. From Deputy Minister to Press...
Sierra Leone's Chief Minister Dr. David Moinina Sengeh has officially disclosed the resignation of Solomon Jamiru, the State House Press Secretary, from his governmental post. Dr. Sengeh revealed that...
Solomon Jamiru Esq. has tendered his resignation as Press Secretary to President Julius Maada Bio. Jamiru was appointed the Press Secretary on July 15, 2023, replacing Yusuf Keketoma Sandi. Before his...
Solomon Jamiru Esq., Press Secretary to Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio has on the 17th November, 2023 addressed Journalists after fruitful trips to Africa Investment Forum, OIC, and Saudi-Africa...
Solomon Jamiru, the Press Secretary, has updated the public on President Julius Maada Bio’s engagement in protecting education from attack in the country. He said they have concluded a high level...
On Monday, September 11th, the Press Secretary for the Sierra Leonean government, Solomon Jamiru, appeared on the popular "98.1 Good Morning Salone" program. During the interview, he responded to questions...
Solomon Jamiru, Esq., the Press Secretary, has addressed the widely discussed issue of the US Visa Restriction on Sierra Leone. He emphasized that both the government and various sectors are displeased...
The Ministry of Information and Civic Education has released the official memo inviting President Julius Maada Bio to the ICC in The Hague. The Ministry’s Strategic Communications Unit shared the letter...
Sierra Leone's Press Secretary, Solomon Jamiru Esq., encouraged all journalists in the country on August 11, 2023, to promote the government’s five major transformative initiatives. This call was made...
The President of the Republic of Sierra Leone, H.E Julius Maada Bio has left the shores of Freetown on the 9th August, 2023 for the extraordinary session of the Economic Community of West African State...
