Worldview Creative Media SL

11/01/2025

From Views to Vision! 🌟

We’re excited to have Nata Jalloh — a talented TikToker, influencer, content creator, practicing nurse, and entrepreneur — join us to share her inspiring journey! 💫

From creating engaging content online to making an impact in the medical field and business world, Nata’s story is one of passion, purpose, and perseverance. 🎥💉💼

Stay tuned as she takes us through her journey of turning views into vision — motivating every young dreamer to believe that with consistency and creativity, anything is possible! 🙌

10/31/2025

She’s a contestant to watch in the ongoing House mate reality Tv. show

Suad Baydoun

10/31/2025

10/29/2025

We need justice for our son. A father cried out for his son who is allegedly murdered by his neighbor at Kanikay community in Freetown....

10/29/2025

10/27/2025

Breaking News
Cameroon: Tensions Rise After Biya’s Re-election Announcement

Tensions have escalated in Cameroon following the announcement of President Paul Biya’s re-election. Reports indicate that at least four people lost their lives as demonstrations broke out across parts of the country. Supporters of opposition candidate Issa Tchiroma took to the streets, disputing the election results and alleging irregularities in the October 12 polls.

As the situation unfolds, citizens and leaders alike are being urged to remain calm and prioritize dialogue over violence. Peace and unity are essential for the people of Cameroon 🇨🇲 to move forward together, regardless of political differences.

10/25/2025

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10/25/2025

The Anti-Corruption Commissioner Francis Ben Kaifala has urged the government to consider reinstating, if necessary, the death penalty for those involved in the importation of kush. In a post on his page, he emphasized that the drug is a silent killer destroying the lives of young people across the nation.

Reintroducing such a strict measure, he suggested, could serve as a powerful deterrent against drug trafficking and help safeguard the future of Sierra Leone’s youth. The call highlights the urgent need for decisive action and stronger laws to combat the growing kush crisis threatening the country’s next generation.

10/24/2025

Justice Momoh Jah Stevens.

The result confirm say na you born the Pikin sir!

Women won!

10/22/2025

WORLDVIEW MORNING SHOW
" No To Drugs In Our Schools Campaign"
The fight against harmful drugs in schools continues . Our host Pa Sorie Conteh had a great show with Numukeh Koroma the Chairman of the Conference Of Principals Bombali District. Thank you for coming through.
Together we can make a safer school environment that is drug free.

10/22/2025

The One Industry, in collaboration with the Minister of Youth Affairs Ibrahim Sannoh and Hon. Dr Sidie Mohamed Tunis, today, convened a strategic meeting at the Freetown City Hall with key entertainers and stakeholders in the creative sector. The session focused on finding practical and sustainable solutions to address the growing Kush crisis that continues to endanger the lives and future of young people across the country. The discussion emphasized the importance of collective responsibility, community engagement, and creative industry involvement in raising awareness, promoting positive lifestyles, and supporting national efforts to combat drug abuse.

10/21/2025

The Mayor of Freetown, Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, has released detailed information regarding the 220 bodies reportedly collected by the Freetown City Council (FCC) between January and October 8, 2025.

This comes in response to a letter from the Minister of Local Government and Community Affairs, Tamba Lamina, who demanded evidence to back the Mayor’s statement. In his letter, Lamina warned that failure to provide proof would result in “appropriate administrative and policy actions,” describing the Mayor’s claim as “serious and unverified,” with the potential to cause public panic and undermine the government’s coordinated response to the ongoing Kush crisis.

In her written reply dated October 20, Mayor Aki-Sawyerr included a detailed spreadsheet outlining the dates, locations, genders, and burial details of the deceased individuals collected by the FCC.

She further stated that the Council will cease the collection of corpses across the city and called on the Ministry to designate contact persons responsible for handling such cases moving forward.

Meanwhile, Minister Lamina’s move has sparked public criticism, with several Sierra Leoneans expressing that it reflects the government’s lack of seriousness in addressing the escalating drug problem affecting communities nationwide.