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01/06/2026

Which tribe does this guy belongs to and where is he going after death?

Happy new year
01/01/2026

Happy new year

Way Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 ?
12/28/2025

Way Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 ?

Christmas massage from Vice President Dr Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh
12/28/2025

Christmas massage from Vice President Dr Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh

12/28/2025

Christmas massage from First Lady Dr Fatima Maada Bio

12/28/2025

Christmas message from chief Minister Dr David Moinina Sengeh

12/28/2025

Hon. Chericoco, on Thursday, 25 December 2025, warmly interacted with APC grassroots supporters at Garden State in Makeni during the colourful After-Final Carnival held in Makeni City.

The gathering attracted hundreds of party faithful, support groups, and football fans from both teams, who came together to celebrate and relax after the exciting EBK Trophy Health Walk and Grand Final.

Hon. Chericoco moved freely among the crowd, shaking hands, exchanging greetings, and sharing joyful moments with the grassroots. Many described his presence as inspiring, noting that it reflects a leader who remains closely connected to the people. The atmosphere was filled with music, laughter, and renewed political energy as supporters reaffirmed their confidence in Chericoco’s vision for Sierra Leone. The event further strengthened his bond with the grassroots.

*_COCO MEDIA_*

12/28/2025

Vice President Reaffirms Commitment to Quranic Tarbiyah and Moral Leadership
The Vice President of the Republic of Sierra Leone has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to nurturing a generation guided by revelation, grounded in reality, and dedicated to carrying forward the noble legacy of the Prophet (peace be upon him).
Speaking during the Quranic Tarbiyah retreat and capacity-building engagement, the Vice President commended the vision of Quranic Tarbiyah, which focuses on nurturing a Qur’anic generation rooted in faith, character, discipline, and responsible leadership. He described the initiative as timely and vital to national development, emphasizing that moral education must go hand in hand with academic and professional excellence.
“The future of our nation depends not only on skills and knowledge, but on values,” the Vice President noted. “A generation guided by the Qur’an, grounded in reality, and inspired by the Prophetic legacy will contribute meaningfully to peace, unity, and sustainable development.”
The retreat brought together educators, scholars, and community leaders to reflect on Qur’anic values, leadership, accountability, teamwork, and national unity within the Ummah. Sessions focused on iman and tazkiyah, adab and akhlaq, fiqh and ‘ubudiyyah, as well as practical applications of Qur’anic principles in daily life and organizational leadership.
The Vice President praised Quranic Tarbiyah for its holistic approach to education and character development, reaffirming government support for initiatives that promote ethical leadership, social responsibility, and national cohesion.
The program concluded with a renewed call for collective action to raise a Qur’anic generation that embodies faith, integrity, service, and commitment to the progress of Sierra Leone. Part 9

12/28/2025

Vice President Reaffirms Commitment to Quranic Tarbiyah and Moral Leadership
The Vice President of the Republic of Sierra Leone has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to nurturing a generation guided by revelation, grounded in reality, and dedicated to carrying forward the noble legacy of the Prophet (peace be upon him).
Speaking during the Quranic Tarbiyah retreat and capacity-building engagement, the Vice President commended the vision of Quranic Tarbiyah, which focuses on nurturing a Qur’anic generation rooted in faith, character, discipline, and responsible leadership. He described the initiative as timely and vital to national development, emphasizing that moral education must go hand in hand with academic and professional excellence.
“The future of our nation depends not only on skills and knowledge, but on values,” the Vice President noted. “A generation guided by the Qur’an, grounded in reality, and inspired by the Prophetic legacy will contribute meaningfully to peace, unity, and sustainable development.”
The retreat brought together educators, scholars, and community leaders to reflect on Qur’anic values, leadership, accountability, teamwork, and national unity within the Ummah. Sessions focused on iman and tazkiyah, adab and akhlaq, fiqh and ‘ubudiyyah, as well as practical applications of Qur’anic principles in daily life and organizational leadership.
The Vice President praised Quranic Tarbiyah for its holistic approach to education and character development, reaffirming government support for initiatives that promote ethical leadership, social responsibility, and national cohesion.
The program concluded with a renewed call for collective action to raise a Qur’anic generation that embodies faith, integrity, service, and commitment to the progress of Sierra Leone. Part 8

12/28/2025

Vice President Reaffirms Commitment to Quranic Tarbiyah and Moral Leadership
The Vice President of the Republic of Sierra Leone has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to nurturing a generation guided by revelation, grounded in reality, and dedicated to carrying forward the noble legacy of the Prophet (peace be upon him).
Speaking during the Quranic Tarbiyah retreat and capacity-building engagement, the Vice President commended the vision of Quranic Tarbiyah, which focuses on nurturing a Qur’anic generation rooted in faith, character, discipline, and responsible leadership. He described the initiative as timely and vital to national development, emphasizing that moral education must go hand in hand with academic and professional excellence.
“The future of our nation depends not only on skills and knowledge, but on values,” the Vice President noted. “A generation guided by the Qur’an, grounded in reality, and inspired by the Prophetic legacy will contribute meaningfully to peace, unity, and sustainable development.”
The retreat brought together educators, scholars, and community leaders to reflect on Qur’anic values, leadership, accountability, teamwork, and national unity within the Ummah. Sessions focused on iman and tazkiyah, adab and akhlaq, fiqh and ‘ubudiyyah, as well as practical applications of Qur’anic principles in daily life and organizational leadership.
The Vice President praised Quranic Tarbiyah for its holistic approach to education and character development, reaffirming government support for initiatives that promote ethical leadership, social responsibility, and national cohesion.
The program concluded with a renewed call for collective action to raise a Qur’anic generation that embodies faith, integrity, service, and commitment to the progress of Sierra Leone. Part 7

12/28/2025

Vice President Reaffirms Commitment to Quranic Tarbiyah and Moral Leadership
The Vice President of the Republic of Sierra Leone has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to nurturing a generation guided by revelation, grounded in reality, and dedicated to carrying forward the noble legacy of the Prophet (peace be upon him).
Speaking during the Quranic Tarbiyah retreat and capacity-building engagement, the Vice President commended the vision of Quranic Tarbiyah, which focuses on nurturing a Qur’anic generation rooted in faith, character, discipline, and responsible leadership. He described the initiative as timely and vital to national development, emphasizing that moral education must go hand in hand with academic and professional excellence.
“The future of our nation depends not only on skills and knowledge, but on values,” the Vice President noted. “A generation guided by the Qur’an, grounded in reality, and inspired by the Prophetic legacy will contribute meaningfully to peace, unity, and sustainable development.”
The retreat brought together educators, scholars, and community leaders to reflect on Qur’anic values, leadership, accountability, teamwork, and national unity within the Ummah. Sessions focused on iman and tazkiyah, adab and akhlaq, fiqh and ‘ubudiyyah, as well as practical applications of Qur’anic principles in daily life and organizational leadership.
The Vice President praised Quranic Tarbiyah for its holistic approach to education and character development, reaffirming government support for initiatives that promote ethical leadership, social responsibility, and national cohesion.
The program concluded with a renewed call for collective action to raise a Qur’anic generation that embodies faith, integrity, service, and commitment to the progress of Sierra Leone. Part 6

12/28/2025

Vice President Reaffirms Commitment to Quranic Tarbiyah and Moral Leadership
The Vice President of the Republic of Sierra Leone has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to nurturing a generation guided by revelation, grounded in reality, and dedicated to carrying forward the noble legacy of the Prophet (peace be upon him).
Speaking during the Quranic Tarbiyah retreat and capacity-building engagement, the Vice President commended the vision of Quranic Tarbiyah, which focuses on nurturing a Qur’anic generation rooted in faith, character, discipline, and responsible leadership. He described the initiative as timely and vital to national development, emphasizing that moral education must go hand in hand with academic and professional excellence.
“The future of our nation depends not only on skills and knowledge, but on values,” the Vice President noted. “A generation guided by the Qur’an, grounded in reality, and inspired by the Prophetic legacy will contribute meaningfully to peace, unity, and sustainable development.”
The retreat brought together educators, scholars, and community leaders to reflect on Qur’anic values, leadership, accountability, teamwork, and national unity within the Ummah. Sessions focused on iman and tazkiyah, adab and akhlaq, fiqh and ‘ubudiyyah, as well as practical applications of Qur’anic principles in daily life and organizational leadership.
The Vice President praised Quranic Tarbiyah for its holistic approach to education and character development, reaffirming government support for initiatives that promote ethical leadership, social responsibility, and national cohesion.
The program concluded with a renewed call for collective action to raise a Qur’anic generation that embodies faith, integrity, service, and commitment to the progress of Sierra Leone. Part 5

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