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“Our Problem Is Not Bad Laws, But Bad Politicians Who Ignore Them” -Legal Practitioner

Publisher report1 reportUpdated 5 Aug 2026, 8:21 pmnotable · 42/100
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Every election season, constitutional review, or governance debates in Sierra Leone are often accompanied by renewed calls for legal reform. Citizens are told that the solution to the country’s problems lies in passing new laws, amending the Constitution, or introducing fresh regulations. While legal reforms are sometimes necessary, the statement by Sulaiman Banja Tejan Sei [...]

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Night Watch Newspaper · 5 Aug 2026, 3:40 am

“Our Problem Is Not Bad Laws, But Bad Politicians Who Ignore Them” -Legal Practitioner

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