VP Jalloh Tours Military Units, Reaffirms Government’s Support

By Amin Kef (Ranger)

Vice President, Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh, on September 4, 2024, conducted a significant visit to the Joint Force Command Headquarters at Cockrill on Wilkinson Road and the 3rd Infantry Brigade located in Murray Town. Accompanied by Deputy Minister of Defence, Colonel (Retired) MB Massaquoi, ONS Coordinator, Abdulai Caulker and Major General D. Alpha, Commander Joint Force and Acting Chief of Defence Staff, Dr. Jalloh engaged with senior commanders, officers and enlisted personnel from the Quick Response Force and the Brigade Task Force.

The purpose of Dr. Juldeh Jalloh’s visit was to reinforce communication channels within the military and boost the morale of the troops. He emphasized the Government’s unwavering support for the armed forces and highlighted President Julius Maada Bio’s dedication to enhancing the welfare and operational efficiency of the security and defense sectors.

In his address, the Vice President commended the military for its essential role in maintaining national security further assuring the personnel that the Government is committed to improving their working conditions and ensuring they are well-equipped for their duties. He also inspected the Quick Response Force’s operational vehicles and reviewed ongoing accommodation construction for the force.

The Vice President’s visit was part of a broader Governmental strategy aimed at strengthening the nation’s defense infrastructure and sustaining a robust military presence amid evolving challenges. He expressed gratitude to the troops for their diligence under challenging conditions and reiterated the Government’s commitment to supporting them.

Dr. Juldeh Jalloh’s tour also included a visit to the National Electoral Commission Warehouse at Wellington, where the 3rd Infantry Brigade QRF is deployed to protect the facility. He further inspected RSLAF deployments at Hastings Airfield, the OSD Administrative Office at Jui, and concluded his tour at the Sierra Leone Correctional Pre-Trial Detention Center at Kissy Town, Waterloo.

Throughout his visit, the Vice President encouraged the troops to maintain their loyalty and professionalism, assuring them that discussions are ongoing to enhance their welfare and support.

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