By Abdul Robert Blessing Dumbuya
In every democracy, the power of transformation lies not only in the hands of elected leaders but also in the hearts of those who choose them. As Sierra Leone stands at a critical juncture in its political and socio-economic journey, I find it both a duty and a privilege to endorse Dr. Ibrahim Bangura—a man whose vision, integrity, and unwavering commitment to progress embody the leadership our nation urgently needs.
Dr. Bangura is not just a candidate; he is a symbol of hope, renewal, and resilience. His track record in public service, academia, and community development reflects a deep understanding of the challenges facing Sierra Leone—from youth unemployment and healthcare gaps to infrastructural decay and governance reform. He brings not only solutions but the courage to implement them with transparency and accountability.
Supporting Dr. Bangura is not a passive act. It is a responsibility I embrace with conviction. As citizens, we must rise above tribal lines, political fatigue, and cynicism. We must become active participants in shaping the future we desire. That means engaging in civic education, mobilizing our communities, and holding our leaders accountable—not just after elections, but every day thereafter.
The All People’s Congress (APC), under Dr. Bangura’s leadership, has the potential to be reborn—not as a party of the past, but as a movement for the future. His candidacy represents a new chapter for the APC: one that prioritizes inclusive development, youth empowerment, and national unity. With him, the APC can reclaim its place as a driving force for positive change, rooted in the values of service and patriotism.
But this vision will only be realized if we, the people, take ownership of it. My candidate is my responsibility. I must speak truth to power, defend his ideals, and ensure that his campaign remains grounded in the needs of ordinary Sierra Leoneans. I must challenge misinformation, promote dialogue, and inspire others to believe in the possibility of a better tomorrow.
Dr. Ibrahim Bangura is ready. He possesses the intellect, humility, and strategic foresight to lead. Now, it is up to us to match his readiness with our resolve. Sierra Leone deserves leadership that listens, learns, and leads with purpose. The APC deserves a candidate who can restore its credibility and reconnect it with the grassroots.
In Dr. Bangura, I see a leader. In his campaign, I see a movement. And in my support, I see a responsibility—one I will carry with pride, passion, and perseverance.
Together, let us make Sierra Leone—and the APC—great again.
