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                    SIKU'S DIARY         WHY English?  Siku Jalloh, Student Mass Communication Department, FBC.       BY: SIKU JALLOH Language is one of the most important tools in society. It is among the few seeds of development that carved man into the most powerful being in the ecosystem. We came here all alone and met a lot of people from whom we learned lots and lots of skills and talents. But should I slap the point on its face, we learned the language(s), too, from the people we met in our ecology. We also learned how to eat, drink, use the restroom, sleep, and many more habits we hug today. These skills came naturally to us for we inculcated them ordinarily.  But there is a big problem in certain parts of our ecology: the construction of a system that has kicked many humans from the equation of success, greatness, and intelligence as a result of their inability to communicate in ...

   ANSUMANA KEITA BAGS AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO YOUNG PEOPLE By Alpha Paul Kamara The Executive Director of the  Patriotic Advocacy Network, Ansumana Keita, has on Friday 19th August,2022, bagged an award for his outstanding service to the development of young people in the country at the well of Parliament, Tower Hill, Freetown. The award ceremony was organized by the Youths and Children Advocacy Panel(YACAP) after the 5th edition of the National Youth and Leadership Summit which was held at the well of Parliament on the same day. Receiving the award, Ansumana Keita said that he was delighted to receive the award. "I was not expecting this, but it shows that young people really do appreciate my little service to this nation. So I’m delighted and humble to receive it," he stated.  He commended YACAP for organizing such an event and called on young people to embrace their responsibilities in building their very self for progress and rendering services to this ...

                    =Commentary=   Political Truth   By Arthur .E. Pearce Many people may want to say this but are afraid either for their daily advocation or their lives. I think the sooner we say it and proffer solutions, the better for us as a nation.  The inspirational prophecy in this write up clearly explains the reasons why government after government continue to fail in the discharge of their duties. Allow me to predicate my hindsight into our governance citing what is expected from our government/leaders who have failed to realize or are forgetting that they are servants.  When once they get into power, their first agenda is to move away from the people and begin to strategize tactically on how to win the next Election 🗳 and no sooner you begin to think about how to win the next Election, you now begin to Appoint Politicians instead of Professionals into offices, taking their eyes off of the servant hoo...

  =Opinion Editorial= Sierra Leone Needs A UNIFIER Musa Alimamy Kamara, Graduate, Student, Journalist.   With all the recent happenings, it is crystal clear now to each and every Sierra Leonean that, our country needs an individual that will bring us together, she needs a problem solver, our country needs a true and committed UNIFIER who despite citizens' odds can still be in a position to instill calm into the minds of the citizens and promote peace. It is hard for a nation to thrive on all fronts, that is, socially, politically and economically, if the inhabitants of that nation are not united. As a concerned citizen of Sierra Leone, indulging all Sierra Leoneans to come together and work as a unified team in the development of our beloved country. As citizens it is our responsibility to contribute to the development of our country socially, politically and economically as other citizens of other countries are doing instead of decrying the few that are trying to make things...