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VP Juldeh Jalloh Champions Police Reform in Bo

By Amin Kef Sesay

During an official visit to Bo, Vice President Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh engaged with Regional Police Commanders in the Southern Region this past weekend. The meeting included all seven regional commanders, the AIG and his support team.

Vice President Jalloh outlined the Government’s initiatives to support the Sierra Leone Police. He emphasized efforts to improve service conditions, enhance operational capacity and implement an ultra-modern radio communication system. He also reiterated the Government’s commitment to procuring additional vehicles and motorcycles for the Police Force.

A central focus of Dr. Juldeh Jalloh’s address was the ongoing police reform aimed at transforming the Sierra Leone Police into a more professional service. The reform seeks to improve recruitment, training, promotions and overall conditions of service.

Expressing gratitude for the officers’ dedication, the Vice President encouraged them to continue their exemplary service. The senior police officers thanked the Vice President for his leadership and described the meeting as a significant milestone for the Sierra Leone Police. They also urged continued advocacy for better service conditions across all ranks.

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