By: Precious Miracle Kargbo
In a significant step to strengthen his administration, President Julius Maada Bio yesterday officially swore in Barba Brima Fortune as the new Secretary to the President during a ceremony held at State House.
Mr. Fortune’s appointment is widely regarded as a strategic move aimed at advancing the government’s “Big Five Game Changer” agenda, which seeks to tackle pressing national challenges and promote sustainable development. With a wealth of experience in the civil service, Fortune is expected to bring valuable insights and administrative expertise to the presidency, improving the office’s overall efficiency.
Speaking during the ceremony, President Bio highlighted the importance of teamwork in achieving his administration’s ambitious goals. “As we navigate the challenges ahead, I assure you, Mr. Fortune, that my support will be unwavering,” he affirmed demonstrating his commitment to fostering a spirit of collaboration within his leadership team.
The appointment comes at a crucial time for the government as it rolls out policies aimed at improving the lives of Sierra Leoneans and strengthening the nation’s economic foundation.
The “Big Five Game Changer” agenda targets key sectors including education, healthcare, infrastructure, and governance reform, with the ultimate goal of creating a more inclusive and equitable society.
Mr. Fortune’s swearing-in is more than just a ceremonial milestone it represents a pivotal moment in Sierra Leone’s political landscape. Political observers note that his extensive background in public service could prove instrumental in ensuring the effective implementation of the government’s development plans.
With a clear mandate and the President’s full backing, Barba Brima Fortune is now set to embrace the responsibilities of his new role, committed to serving the nation with dedication and integrity.
As the nation watches closely, the newly appointed Secretary to the President steps forward to confront the challenges ahead and contribute meaningfully to Sierra Leone’s progress.
