APC Bloggers Union

31/05/2026

Arsenal
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20/05/2026

Someone tell Sengeh that: while we can use a simile between leadership and football, there’s a difference.

In football, a team can deliver for itself and its fan base, but in leadership, one team can’t deliver for the entire country unless it’s only planning to deliver for its fan base.

“Together we will deliver” — it’s time for Mr. PhD to give us a clear meaning of what he means by “together”. Is it the SLPP team together, or the entire country together?

Simply put: Arsenal players together delivered the cup to their team and their fans, not the entire England.

Is Sengeh, together with the entire SLPP team, planning to make life better for the SLPP and its supporters, or for the entire Sierra Leone?

17/05/2026

This is literally the definition of bad governance.

Sierra Leone, a country struggling to provide for more than half of its citizens, is gonna take in foreign nationals deported by a superpower that's capable of providing for them.

And what’s disgusting about this is: these people are not even Sierra Leoneans, and who knows if they are not real criminals.

This is another SLPP failure.

16/05/2026

Things president Rtd brigadier Julius Maada bio will be remembered for after he leaves office:

poor electricity
poor health sector
damaged economy
corrupt education
drugs are circulating
clean water is luxury
salary is stagnant
employment is base on party card

13/05/2026

Sengeh is one of those incapable of delivering good governance for Sierra Leone.

When he first came, he clothed himself as a man of the people, but in recent events, his true colors have come out, and honestly, his failure is well documented.

He preaches one thing and acts the opposite, and what’s more dangerous is his presidential ambition. If he’s allowed power, he will relegate this country drastically.

13/05/2026

Across the country, too many healthcare facilities continue to struggle with:
Limited equipment
Poor infrastructure
Inadequate resources

Citizens deserve a healthcare system that meets basic standards and protects lives.

Yet, while these challenges persist, priorities often appear focused elsewhere.

APC believes national development must place the welfare of the people first, especially in healthcare, education, and economic stability.

Leadership must be measured by the condition of the lives people are living every day.

#2028

13/05/2026

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13/05/2026

13/05/2026

Quick tips for Myk Berewa, relevance is earned, not assumed.

When major global powers discuss geopolitics, trade routes, military influence, energy security, technology, or strategic alliances, Sierra Leone is rarely part of the conversation.

Because geopolitics is driven by economic strength, strategic influence, military relevance, resource control, and diplomatic leverage.

At the moment, Sierra Leone has limited influence in those areas.

Many countries shape global conversations because they build strong economies, control strategic industries, invest heavily in infrastructure and innovation, and strengthen national institutions.

Meanwhile, Sierra Leone is still battling with economic instability, weak industrial growth, infrastructure gaps, and high youth unemployment.

Serious nations become important by building capacity, stability, and economic power.