Africa-Press – Sierra-Leone. The West Africa Civil Society Network, Sierra Leone Chapter, has lauded President Dr. Julius Maada Bio for elevating Sierra Leone’s international standing, stating that he has “positioned Sierra Leone on the global map.”
This commendation came during a courtesy call to State House where the network congratulated President Bio on his recent election as Chairman of the Authority of ECOWAS Heads of State and Government.
Mr. Alphonso Manley, Thematic Lead for Education in the Sierra Leone Chapter, conveyed the network’s admiration and unwavering support for President Bio’s leadership.
“Your Excellency, we are here today to congratulate you on your election as Chairman of ECOWAS. We want to assure you of our full commitment and readiness to work side by side with you during your tenure in achieving your objectives,” he stated.
In a gesture of appreciation, Mr. William Sao Lamin, Chairman of the Sierra Leone Chapter, presented President Bio with a plaque. “Today, on behalf of the Civil Society Network, we present this plaque as a symbol of your dedication and commitment to service. You have positioned Sierra Leone on the global map, and we are proud of your leadership,” Mr. Lamin remarked.
President Bio expressed his gratitude for the network’s kind gesture, emphasizing that these achievements are a result of collective effort. “I wish to express my profound gratitude for this congratulatory message. This is a collective celebration of what we can accomplish when we build synergy and work together as nations,” he said.
He highlighted his long-standing promise to elevate Sierra Leone, noting, “It has always been my promise to raise Sierra Leone to greater heights, that’s why today we lead ECOWAS and have a membership of the United Nations Security Council.”
President Bio underscored that such milestones stem from a shared national vision and belief, calling it “a fulfilled promise to my country.” He concluded by encouraging civil society organizations to act as goodwill ambassadors for Sierra Leone.
“We should all be proud as a nation and promote the positive image of Sierra Leone. There is so much happening that should give us hope. As long as we continue to work together as partners in development, we will move this country forward. Your congratulations today are for all of us. Wherever I go, I will represent you and continue to inspire you and many others.”
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