Thursday March 25, 2021: High Commissioner Mohamadou Musa Njie (papanjie) presented his credentials to President Buhari. He was also given the floor to do the vote of thanks on behalf of all the other six Ambassadors who also presented their Letters of Credence Today. Below is the speech,
“Your Excellency, Mr. Muhammadu Buhari, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Hon. Minister, Colleague High Commissioners and Ambassadors.
It is with a sense of pride, singular honor, and privilege, that I accept the pleasant task of delivering the vote of thanks on behalf of all my distinguished Colleagues, who have just presented their Credentials to His Excellency President Buhari.
Let me begin by expressing our most profound gratitude to Your Excellency, Mr. President, for affording us this unique opportunity to present our Letters of Credence to your good self.
As each of us embark on our tour of duty, we would like to reassure Your Excellency that we will spare no effort to contribute our modest but sincere contribution to the strengthening of the excellent relations of fraternity and solidarity that have always existed between the Federal Republic of Nigeria and our respective countries.
I have no doubt, Your Excellency, that for the duration of our tour of duty in your beautiful and great country, we may always count on your kind support, and indeed that of your Government, in carrying out our assignments for the fruitful and mutual benefit of all our countries. I thank you, Your Excellency.”

One of Bo City finnest rappers celebrates his Birthday today and his management hype the celebration by releasing the video of their most talked about song titled “Na Betteh Tin” were they featured the Newly Crowned Ambassador Kao Denero.

Happiest Birthday super Star

This year’s Special Movie Awards(SMA) which was scheduled to take place on the 27th March 2021 in Freetown Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 has been prosponed due to COVID19 Pandemic. The general public will know when a suitable date is set for one of African biggest gathering.

Breaking News
In a collaborative efforts to bring an end to the vandalism on EDSA’s infrastructure by EDSA, ONS, SLP and the Military, the Sierra Leone Police has apprehended one Osman Kamara who was caught in the act of cutting EDSA’s cable in the earlier hours of Thursday 25th March, 2021 opposite Prince of Wales School, Kingtom.

Office of the Ambassador of Entertainment and Investment….
This is to inform the general public and the entertainment industry in particular that the newly appointed Ambassador of Entertainment and Investment of Sierra Leone, Mr Amara Denis Turay aka Kao denero today Thursday 25th March 2021 involved in a terrible road accident on the Kabala high whilst on His way to the district head quarter town of Kabala in the Koinadugu district to Grace a National event being organised by Her Excellency the First Lady Madam Fatima Jabbie Bio. The office will further want to informed all that the Country’s Ambassador of Entertainment and Investment is alive and unharmed. May God Almighty continue to bless our beloved King Kaodenero the Mr Ambassador and May God bless our beloved Sierra Leone.

Congratulations to Burna Boy and Wiz Kid for grabbing the Grammy Award

The Same Crime is an all Sierra Leonean movie which has strong storyline and featured some big Faces in the country. The Same Crime will be Premiered this April 2021, written and Directed by Alusine Success Koroma

The Same Crime

Statement on Susan’s Bay Fire Incident
24/03/2021

Just left the scene of a terrible fire at Susan’s Bay. The entire community has been burnt to the ground. Thousands are affected. We won’t know the full scale of the disaster until tomorrow when we conduct an assessment with NDMA and other partners. Many children are missing, separated from their parents in the chaos. Twelve children were at the FSU at Eastern Police station. We understand that other children might have boarded boats moored on the wharf.

Devastating to witness yet another fire disaster in the wake of six others in recent weeks. Once again, there was no access for the fire service. A six storey building under construction at the Guinea Store entrance to Susan’s Bay blocked what access there would previously have been from that end.

Disaster risk reduction cannot happen without effective urban planning and a building permit regime which is focused on reducing environmental and man made risks. Local councils are best placed to deliver these mandates and even as we once again face disasters like this terrible fire, we trust that devolution of land use planning and building permit issuance will happen soon. We believe that this will through policy design help to mitigate against these disasters.

Please join us in praying for the victims.

Ghana wins “Airport wars” many people are asking how the Africans threaten Britain into surrendering?

British online news platforms and some news papers have been so busy with the shocking news, the British authorities would now allow flights from Accra, Ghana to land in Heathrow instead of Gatwick as had earlier been proposed by British authorities. Some of the reportage did very little to hide the disappointment with the result of the “airport war” that was started by a proposal by the British late last year. British airways had planned to redirect flights from Accra to London Gatwick instead of Heathrow the most prestigious airport in the United Kingdom Ghana’s aviation ministry rejected this proposal, calling it “unacceptable”. But it did not stop there. The ministry also threatened that if flight from Accra were to land in Gatwick, Accra also will redirect flights from Britain to land in Ghana second largest city Kumasi. The statement from Ghanaians in January had read: (Ghana) will advise itself and take a reciprocal action on behalf of our passengers in the country in coming days if our call for British airways to rescind it’s decision on the movement to Gatwick airport is not needed” initially it seemed to many Observers that the Ghanaians were bluffing. But the ministry doubled down another statement as if to dare their British counterparts, compared to Gatwick, the Kumasi airport dose not receive International flights, Gatwick, which is some 45 miles from Heathrow, is considered less prestigious than Heathrow, even though it receives massive international airlines. Kumasi is a municipal airport and plans to convert it into International station have been proposed by past governments for many years without concrete work the city is also more than 100 miles from Accra. The British authorities rescinded the decision on the 28 March 2021 to allow flights from Accra’s Kotoka International airport to resume landing at Heathrow. The changes to Gatwick would have affected passengers from Accra in many ways. Gatwick is much more far from the center of London than Heathrow. That certainly would have been a course for concern for passengers. Secondly Gatwick receives far fewer flights these days. Ghana and Britain’s relationship have been the longest ongoing aviation relationship which has served for 80 years.