In a display of solidarity and resolve, the All People’s Congress (APC) North-Western Region is currently hosting a pivotal three-day retreat, aptly themed “Together We Rise to Unify the APC.” The second day is marked by an enriched atmosphere of collaboration, showcasing the party’s commitment to internal unity and strategic planning in the aftermath of the challenges faced during the 2023 general elections.
The retreat, which has attracted executive members, delegates, and enthusiastic supporters from across the North-Western region, is dedicated to foster a rejuvenated party ethos. Majestic speeches and engaging presentations from esteemed party leaders have sparked meaningful discussions centred around resolving internal disputes and overcoming past grievances as the party strives towards a unified goal of victory in the upcoming 2028 elections.
Key features of the retreat include keynote addresses, interactive panel discussions, and open forums that encourage active participation and idea sharing among delegates from various districts. The agenda reflects a deliberate effort to move beyond past divides, focusing instead on collective accountability and the development of a cohesive strategy for future campaigns.
The mood at the retreat is undeniably hopeful, with APC supporters demonstrating a remarkable commitment to healing and collaboration. By emphasizing collective responsibility over blame, participants are showcasing a transformative spirit that is pivotal for the party’s rejuvenation.
The theme of the resonates profoundly, highlighting that unity is fundamental for the APC’s resurgence as a political force in Sierra Leone.
Recognition is due to key APC figures, including National Chairman Hon. Minkailu Mansaray, Vice Chairman Amb. Osman Foday Yansaneh, Secretary General Lawyer Lansana Dumbuya, and Publicity Secretary Sidie Yayah Tunis, among others. Their leadership is complemented by the efforts of the APC Strategic Communications Unit, whose diligent work in updating party members has proved vital in steering the narrative towards a constructive and optimistic future.
As proceedings continue, the atmosphere suggests that the retreat will yield significant positive outcomes, solidifying the APC’s determination to return to power by 2028.
The gathering serves as a potent reminder that in the shared struggles of the APC, there lies potential for triumph for all—fortifying the party’s resolve toward leading Sierra Leone to a promising future.
