Katherine FitzGerald made the following claims about Sierra Leoneans and I tend to agree. She wrote: In the land of mass illiteracy and relentless prose, Sierra Leoneans are brilliant intellectuals and poets. In Sierra Leone, moving, and lofty ideas rarely morph into tangible solutions. The people are experts at envisioning progress, but not accomplishing it. The civil war has ended, but there is a new and, in many ways, more exquisite idealism and rampant corruption. Unfortunately, idealism is pacifist by nature, while corruption is militant. Sierra Leone remains a combat zone where fallen ideals have traded places with the bodies and appendages that once littered the battle field. Corruption, now, is the weapon of mass destruction (unquote). To me this is fact. If you disagree with her why? Fouad Ayoub Fanta H Janneh Sesay Ninetyone Moh Dino Samura Robert Malcolm Taylor Morlai Turay Osman Bash-Taqi Gershon Bai-lama Fatou Foday Sankoh Bangura Mohamed M Mohamed Fornah Mohamed Saidu Smart Kanu Jr. Mohamed Sesay Mohamed Sesay Chernor Ojuku Sesay Roland Charley Joseph Charles Massaquoi Ben Conteh Brima Conteh John Ernest Leigh John Bestman John Moses Kamara Marian Johnson Emmanuel S. Conteh Oswald Hanciles Boye Jallo Jamboria Jesmed F. Suma Zee Tunkara Clarkson Helen Akar Khadi Mansaray Leslie Bona-Barnett Maria Mabinty Kamara Mabinty Koroma Ya Fatu Kanu Hannah Samura Samura Ivan A. Holsey On Line Salone Med Mans med Mahmoud Mansaray Abdul Tejan Kargbo Francis Kargbo
Posted on: Sat, 17 Jan 2015 00:14:33 +0000
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