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Wednesday, January 22, 2025

Deputy Minister of Finance Takes Oath of Office  

In a solemn ceremony at the State House in Freetown on Monday, January 8, 2024, President Dr. Julius Maada Bio officiated the oath-taking ceremony for Mrs. Kadiatu Alie, sworn in as the Deputy Minister of Finance in accordance with the provisions stipulated in Sierra Leone’s 1991 Constitution. The Secretary to Cabinet and Head of the Civil Service, John Sumailah, conducted the ceremony, informing the President of Parliament’s recent approval of Mrs. Alie’s appointment.

Quoting Section 57 of the 1991 Constitution, Sumailah emphasized the requirement for ministers or deputy ministers to undertake the oath before commencing their official duties.

Expressing her gratitude for the appointment, Deputy Minister of Finance Mrs. Kadiatu Alie conveyed her long-held aspiration for this role, acknowledging the honor and privilege to serve her country.

“His Excellency, I am overwhelmed by this incredible opportunity to contribute in such a distinguished capacity,” she stated, recognizing the depth of the responsibility bestowed upon her.

President Julius Maada Bio congratulated the deputy minister on her parliamentary endorsement and appointment to the pivotal position of trust, expressing confidence in her capability to effectively manage the responsibilities of the office. Acknowledging the challenges ahead, the President encouraged Mrs. Alie, affirming his belief in her capacity to contribute significantly toward the government’s overarching objectives.

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