January 28, 2022
BY: MOHAMED SAHR
President Bio who doubled as the precursor of modern democratic craftsmanship has been commended by the Secretary General of the Commonwealth Rtd Hon. Patricia Scotland QC in a defining height during her courtesy visit to the State House in Sierra Leone for his unpaid thriving commitment and service in curtailing the spread of COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
Normally, His Excellency President Bio altruistic value is providing a cultivating reflection to Sierra Leoneans with a blooming life of hope to prey. This implies that he has able to keep the country safe especially at the peak of the pandemic when the world was cladded in despair.
Invariably, the unique structural rectification of the health system in Sierra Leone overtime by combating any form of diseases or pandemics demonstrate that President Bio-led government is overwhelming; and ready to work assiduously for the people of Sierra Leone.
In this regard, the lime that impresses the Commonwealth Secretary General when she visits His Excellency President Bio is the quick response of involving women of right mindset into his leadership thereby creating delightful coexisting synergies among both genders. Women empowerment has been in the crux of President Bio’s heart as he believes that women have the tendency to showcase an exemplary proficiency even when occupying trusted position. Thus the reason, the Secretary General of the Commonwealth Rtd Hon. Patricia Scotland QC deeply appreciates him and affirms the preparedness of Commonwealth in terms of providing supports to Sierra Leone.
The exaltation of President Bio in the company of the Secretary General of Commonwealth drives him in an exhilarating fashion as he is genuinely serious to the development of the country in a fine-tune atmosphere, as well as lifting the people out of poverty and make Sierra Leone a progressive and liberal nation.
The visit and compliment from the Commonwealth Secretary General to Sierra Leone are not to delight the laurels of President Bio but for Sierra Leone to always have good working relationship with the Commonwealth 54 member nations since its establishment in 1965.