61st Independence Anniversary: ECOWAS Parliament eulogies Sierra Leone President

By Linus Aleke
The Community Parliament of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), on Wednesday poured encomium on the President of of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Dr. Julius Maada Bio for his remarkable contributions to peace and stability, as well as sustainable development in Sierra Leone, as the country marks its 61st Independence Anniversary Celebration.
In a congratulatory message to the President and good people of Sierra Leone on the occasion of its 61st Independence Anniversary Celebration, the Speaker of ECOWAS Parliament, Dr. Sidie Mohamed Tunis said that the country commemorate the Independence Anniversary on April 27, every year.
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The Parliament applauds President Maada Bio’s work in expanding gender empowerment and representation, as well as protecting and promoting the rights of persons; evident in his inclusive education policy.
The Speaker of the Parliament who also hails from Sierra Leone noted that it is very commendable that Sierra Leone remains one of the most peaceful countries in Africa, which is especially noteworthy due to the numerous challenges to peace and security in the sub-region.
“On the occasion of your country’s 61st year of independence, I want to convey my heartiest congratulations to Your Excellency and the People of Sierra Leone on behalf of myself and the entire membership of the Parliament of the Economic Community of West African States.
The success that your country has seen is not only because of its progress in implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and other core development initiatives, but also because of the unity and harmony among the people.
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“In commemorating the sacrifice of those who fought bravely to bring freedom to the nation and made it the “Realm of the Free”, we appreciate the Republic of Sierra Leone for its support and contributions to the efforts of the ECOWAS Parliament. We remain committed and ready to work together with the government and People of Sierra Leone to build a fully integrated community of peoples in a peaceful and prosperous region.
“We pray for peace, stability and progress for the Republic of Sierra Leone and all its People and that you may be continually blessed with wisdom and strength to govern the Land,” Rt. Hon. Tunis said.
He conclueded thus, “Once again, congratulations Your Excellency and a Happy Independence Anniversary”.



