Comments on: The Development of Kailahun Becomes a Priority for President Ernest Koroma of Sierra Leone

By: Lamin Dumbuya

Lamin Dumbuya — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 12:38:05 +0000

H. E. Dr. Erenst B.Koroma, you’ve been praised by your people, even throughout the world for your peaceful admiration… indeed you’re a man of peace may God guides you for ever.
Mr. President; according to the law and traditional implemented since the colonial days, Paramount chieftaincy crown only permitted for qalified ruling houses” why your government let Dauda Kamara to interrupt
Bramaia chiefdom chieftaincy under your watch as the head of state? Your selected (Ali Kossay Kamara Bangura)
not even having a freedom of movement in the region why because, he is not from ruling house.
We kept on teeling you that, Dauda kamara the interior minister is a criminal and dangerous. He went to Mecca to purchase his hell ticket, when ever he dies the way will be easy for him… As a man of peace, rethink about Bramaia chiefdom. Thanks

By: jihad

jihad — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 15:58:03 +0000

This man has done a lot in this few years he assume leadership with the very little funds available not denying the fact that he is trying his level best to do more , therefore , he needs a helping hand and that means the support of his people in moral , finance and any other means possible , one man alone cannot change a country over night he need time and help so what help have you offered or ready to offer to your country.

By: E. Williams

E. Williams — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 03:05:45 +0000

It is very pleasing to hear that this government is trying to develop our provincial areas which has long been neglected. However, I hope and all the people around the country that these promises could be achieve. Something to remember, development does not come with only road constructions, people also require health services, education, leisures and proper accomodation to strenghten our societies.

By: Jihad

Jihad — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 08:01:06 +0000

A States Man indeed, a leader for all and not for few