Dr. Ibrahim Bangura, a university don turned politician, without doubt, has, in recent past, dominated, especially, the print media in Sierra Leone as he seeks the flagbearer of his All Peoples Congress, APC party. Majority of the newspapers, it seems, can’t find another space for his charming face except their front pages.

Dr. Bangura’s messages are, in all honesty, enthralling.

The charm was strong and feverishly infectious when, recently, the fresh face of Salone politics met with a selected number of journalists from across different political sympathies to, as he pleaded, put across his “dream for Sierra Leone, where, the interest of the country comes FIRST in all considerations.”

All Good Things Come to An End …

So was it for Osman Foday Koroma when, on Wednesday 15 April – his 60^th birthday – he had to wave an emotional goodbye to the National Social Security and Insurance Trust Fund, NASSIT, after 23 meritorious years.

Three days later on Friday 17 April, family, friends and colleagues gathered at the prestigious Freetown International Conference Centre and dazzled the former General Manager, Public Affairs.

Speaker after speaker noted that though he might be shy of encomiums, he would be drenched with showers of his due.

TO WHOEVER IT MAY CONCDERN – kindly fix the deathtraps