Barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Sierra Leone, Umaru Napoleon Esq. who is also the Deputy Minister of Justice of the Republic of Sierra Leone, National Security General of SLPP was today...
The Minister of Justice, Umaru Napoleon Koroma has heaps praises on popular Business man Jamall Shallop for his massive investment in the country. He described Mr Shallop as a businessman who has built...
The All Petroleum Products (APPSL) owned by a Sierra Leonean and his partner from the United States of America, has rebuild the Kissy refinery and Jetty after being for over abandoned for over 42 years. According...
Former ACC boss Ady Macauley expressed his disappointment over the issue of Blackout in the country's capital, Freetown as the city goes days without electricity. Ady Macauley took to his twitter...
Deputy Minister of Justice, Umaru Napoleon Koroma has refutes news making rounds on Social media about him involving in an accident The Minister clarifies the air by stating that the news making rounds...
The President of the Republic of Sierra Leone, His Excellency Dr. Julius Maada Bio is set to launch White Paper Constitutional Review Process tomorrow 13th January, 2022. On Thursday 17th December 2020,...
The Deputy Minister of Justice of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Umaru Napoleon Koroma, who doubles as the National Secretary General for the Sierra Leone People’s Party for the past three years has been...
The Sierra Leone People’s Party has announced that the National Delegates Conference which was to take place on the 22nd and 23rd of December, 2021 in Bo District has been postponed. According to...
The office of the Attorney General has laid the controversy to rest regarding the indefinite suspension of until recently the Auditor General Lara Taylor Pearce. Deputy Minister of Justice Umaru Napoleon...
Sierra Leone's Deputy Minister of Justice, Umaru Napoleon has said that the Bill proposed to establish new law schools in the country will be withdrawn. Napoleon said that there will be only one Law...
