Tabital Pulaaku Leadership Conflict Officially Settled

By Amin Kef (Ranger)

In a highly anticipated judgment delivered on October 30, 2023, the Honorable Justice Adrian Fisher of the High Court has officially approved a consent judgment, bringing an end to the prolonged leadership dispute within Tabital Pulaaku International Sierra Leone Chapter.

Tabital Pulaaku International Sierra Leone Chapter LG (TPI SL), a non-profit organization committed to assisting indigent Fullahs and promoting unity, peace, and progress in the Fullah community, had taken legal action against individuals Alhaji Mohamed Sarjoh Jalloh (MED SAJ), Abdul Razak Bah, and Abdulai Barrie. The central issue revolved around these individuals falsely claiming leadership of Tabital Pulaaku International Sierra Leone and organizing events under its banner. TPI SL sought to establish its exclusive right to operate as the national chapter of Tabital Pulaaku International in Sierra Leone.

The resolution of this contentious case was achieved through a mediated agreement overseen by Fullah community elders and guided by the Honorable Vice President of the Republic, Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh. Under this agreement, Alhaji Amadu Juldeh Sow was recognized as the legitimate President of Tabital Pulaaku in Sierra Leone. The terms of this agreement and the court’s judgment will be conveyed to Tabital Pulaaku International, the parent organization.

The news of this judgment has been met with widespread relief within the Fullah community, which had been embroiled in the leadership conflict within Tabital Pulaaku International Sierra Leone. The executive team of Tabital Pulaaku International Sierra Leone Chapter has reaffirmed its dedication to working for the betterment of the Fullah community and all Sierra Leoneans. Their commitment to fostering lasting peace and unity among the Fullah community in Sierra Leone is evident, and they pledge to collaborate with all stakeholders to promote Fullah unity not only within Sierra Leone but also on a broader scale.

Alhaji Juldeh Sowe, affectionately known as Juldeh Sowe, expressed his elation after the court’s judgment, stating, “I am pleased that truth has prevailed, and I eagerly anticipate working alongside my brothers and sisters for the betterment of our people and our nation.”

Senior members of the Fullah community, when interviewed, expressed their joy at the resolution of the leadership dispute and conveyed their confidence in Alhaji Juldeh Sowe’s commitment to Human Capital Development, his dedication to improving the lives of his people, and his ability to bring about positive transformations.

 

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