PC Alameen Kanneh’s Historic Triumph Marks a New Era of Unity

In a momentous event brimming with anticipation and solidarity, the Kenema District Council Hall, situated on Nyandeyama Road, witnessed a pivotal juncture in Kenema’s political narrative. On Friday, March 15, 2024, an atmosphere charged with purpose and unity enveloped the hall as Paramount Chiefs, Regent Chiefs, and their representatives gathered from all corners of the district’s sixteen chiefdoms. Their mission: to appoint a new Paramount Chief Member of Parliament, following the passing of the esteemed P.C Foday Fabba Kpakra of Dodo Chiefdom.

Far beyond a routine electoral procedure, this occasion symbolized the steadfast determination of Kenema’s leadership to chart a course of cohesion and advancement. Among the contenders were three distinguished Paramount Chiefs – P.C Alameen Kanneh of Koya Chiefdom, P.C Momoh Sandi Forwai of Dama Chiefdom, and P.C Mohammed Sadiq Capuwa of Nongowa Chiefdom. Despite exhaustive attempts at consensus-building, democratic resolution through voting became inevitable.

As ballots were cast and counted, a profound reverence for democratic principles pervaded the atmosphere. P.C Alameen Kanneh, a scholar versed in English and holder of a Master’s Degree in Public Administration, emerged triumphant, securing 12 out of 16 votes – a resounding mandate from his peers. This victory not only underscored the trust bestowed upon him by fellow Chiefs but also heralded the dawn of a new era for Kenema District.

The journey leading to this historic election was characterized by mutual understanding and commitment among the sixteen Paramount Chiefs. They collectively pledged to honor the outcome and stand united against dissent, prioritizing the greater good over individual ambitions. In a display of solidarity, P.C Kanneh was formally endorsed by his peers at the SLPP Executives’ office on Hanga Road, Kenema, where they called upon Party Leader HE Bio and other stakeholders to rally behind P.C Kanneh’s quest for unity and progress within the district.

As P.C Alameen Kanneh awaits his nomination, an air of anticipation and unity envelops the Council of Paramount Chiefs Kenema. This forthcoming event transcends mere formality; it embodies a celebration of shared values and a reaffirmation of support for both the democratic process and the chosen leader.

The path ahead for P.C Alameen Kanneh is paved with expectations and the collective aspirations for unity and development across all chiefdoms within the district. His commitment to fostering unity among Paramount Chiefs and advocating for development resonates deeply. It reflects the timeless truth that leadership is divinely ordained, demanding collective respect and collaboration irrespective of personal inclinations or electoral outcomes.

In the spirit of unity and progress, we commend P.C Alameen Kanneh on his election to this esteemed position. Many have expressed wish that his tenure be marked by inclusivity, progress, and the strengthening of bonds among all stakeholders in Kenema. They expressed the view that together, guided by the blessings of the Almighty, all should labor hand in hand for the prosperity and elevation of the beloved district with a strong belief that the journey’s essence lies not in individual triumphs but in collective success and harmony.

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