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Today is the Birthday of the CEO of the Put Sambaia Chiefdom's first Civil Society Organization. We pray for his good health and long life
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ALFRED PETER CONTEH JOINED HANDS WITH OTHERS IN APOLOGIZING TO FORMER PRESIDENT DR. ERNEST BAI KOROMA, 2023 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, DR. SAMURA KAMARA, RUNNING MATE HON LEADER CHERNOH MAJU RAMANDAN BAH AND OTHER PARTY STAKEHOLDERS IN THE OPEN FOR CUSSING AND MOLESTATION OF THE SAME FOR THE GOOD OF THE PARTY AND COUNTRY
According to him, the time to Unite as a party is Now.
In his own exact words; read below.
Let me also join you and extend the apologies to H.E Ernest Bai Koroma, because he too, in my opinion, was insulted and molested, far more than Chericoco.
Also, I want to take the opportunity to apologize to Dr. Samura Kamara, Honorable Abdul Kargbo and all other comrades who were insulted here by members of this group. APC4ALL is the way out. We are one people and the time to unite is now.
Let us put the party first by accepting each other and thrive towards making our party the envy of Mama Salone.
APC4ALL
Arlutacontinua!!
22/08/2023
By Michael Sorriba (Myco)
Once a thriving village nestled in the heart of nature, Ferengba was a place of abundance and opportunity. Its fertile lands offered the promise of bountiful farming, while the presence of valuable minerals beneath its soil provided the potential for non-industrial mining. Life in Ferengba was once defined by the rewards of hard work and self-sufficiency.
However, the arrival of large-scale mining companies quickly transformed this idyllic haven into a landscape of despair and destitution. The allure of financial gain blinded the authorities to the irreversible damage they were inflicting upon this once-thriving community. With little regard for the local populace or their ancestral homes, the mining companies swooped in, leaving behind nothing but destruction and sorrow.
The steady hum of machinery replaced the harmonious sounds of nature. Vibrant fields, once teeming with life, were decimated to make way for colossal mining operations. The hills, once adorned with lush greenery, now lay barren and devoid of all life. The destruction of the village's agricultural sector meant that the people's once fertile source of sustenance had been cruelly taken away. It seemed that even the earth had turned its back on them.
As the village's farming opportunities withered away, the local residents were left with no choice but to rely on the unreliable wages offered by the mining companies. Living conditions deteriorated rapidly, and poverty engulfed the once prosperous community. Families who had once thrived from the land now struggled to put food on the table. The economic potential that the mining promised had vanished, leaving behind only a trail of broken dreams.
Ferengba's inhabitants, once self-sufficient and proud, now found themselves reduced to beggars in their own hometown. Their former livelihoods had been snatched away, replaced by the empty promises and false hopes perpetuated by the mining companies.
22/08/2023
Front tire nor dey...Abeg me Nigerian pepul abi dis noto juju
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By Michael Sorriba (Myco) Once a thriving village nestled in the heart of nature, Ferengba was a place of abundance and opportunity. Its fertile lands offered the promise of bountiful farming, while the presence of valuable minerals beneath its soil provided the potential for non-industrial mining. Life in Ferengba was once defined by the rewards of hard work and self-sufficiency. However, the arrival of large-scale mining companies quickly transformed this idyllic haven into a landscape of despair and destitution. The allure of financial gain blinded the authorities to the irreversible damage they were inflicting upon this once-thriving community. With little regard for the local populace or their ancestral homes, the mining companies swooped in, leaving behind nothing but destruction and sorrow. The steady hum of machinery replaced the harmonious sounds of nature. Vibrant fields, once teeming with life, were decimated to make way for colossal mining operations. The hills, once adorned with lush greenery, now lay barren and devoid of all life. The destruction of the village's agricultural sector meant that the people's once fertile source of sustenance had been cruelly taken away. It seemed that even the earth had turned its back on them. As the village's farming opportunities withered away, the local residents were left with no choice but to rely on the unreliable wages offered by the mining companies. Living conditions deteriorated rapidly, and poverty engulfed the once prosperous community. Families who had once thrived from the land now struggled to put food on the table. The economic potential that the mining promised had vanished, leaving behind only a trail of broken dreams. Ferengba's inhabitants, once self-sufficient and proud, now found themselves reduced to beggars in their own hometown. Their former livelihoods had been snatched away, replaced by the empty promises and false hopes perpetuated by the mining companies.
Rtd Lt. Col. Joseph Sheku Jalloh commanding leader during the rebel invasion in Freetown around May 2000. This video has clearly shown that Col. Jalloh has always got this country. He fought for this country with his life to bring peace to Sierra Leone. He is a force to reckon with in diverse ways. He is from Sambaia Chiefdom, Tonkolili District.
BBC; What are you doing to address economic hardship in this country? H.E. President Maada Bio With the prices of things just going up, I cannot protect the people of this country. Β©President Maada Bio BBC
4 Year's ago, Maada Bio and the SLPP-led Government promised to fix the Magburaka to Bendugu road through Mabonto. What happens on the 20th of October 2022 after a fatal road accident resulting in one person's death will shock you. For the past 4 years, too many lives are lost already due to the deplorable conditions of the Magburaka to Bendugu road. Too many dangerous potholes and damaged bridges. Off recent, Member of Parliament for constituency 056, Hon. Jawah Sesay was stopped by the paramount of Sambaia Chiefdom not to embark on a bridge project along the same road between Ninkikoro & Gbenikoro claiming that President Bio has approved our bridges and road but yet nothing to write home about.
Hon. Jawah Sesay in, πππππππ πππππππ, πππππππ πππππ πππ, πππππ πππππππ (ππ’π§π π‘π¨/πππ¨π§π ππ¨ππ€ ππ©ππ«πππ’π¨π§ππ₯ ππ«ππ) The Honourable Member of Parliament, Hon. Jawah Sesay was on Sunday the 2nd of October, 2023 calling on the Government, the public, and Kingho/Leone Rock Company to pay premium attention and interest to the most affected communities to help ameliorate the suffering of the people and to facilitate basic facilities like school, hospital, and roads, etc.
The Chairman of the Western Area Rural District Council, Kasho Joseph Holland Cole has sent out a strong message to the ITGC Chairman of the APC, Alfred Conteh. Download the video and get a glimpse of what he had to say..
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