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Former President Koroma Calls on Political Leaders and Citizens to Put National Interest Above Party Loyalty
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Former President Koroma Calls on Political Leaders and Citizens to Put National Interest Above Party Loyalty
FREETOWN, 2 November 2026 – Former President Ernest Bai Koroma has called on Sierra Leone’s political leaders and citizens to put national interest above party loyalty, rebuild trust and work together to protect the country’s hard-won peace, as the two-day National Unity and Social Cohesion Conference ended with the adoption of the Freetown Declaration.
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- FREETOWN, 2 November 2026 – Former President Ernest Bai Koroma has called on Sierra Leone’s political leaders and citizens to put national interest above party loyalty, rebuild trust and work together to protect the country’s hard-won peace, as the two-day National Unity and Social Cohesion Conference ended with the adoption of the Freetown Declaration.
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