Freetown city hall 3
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Ladies and Gentlemen, let’s compare and contrast the construction of this massive building by the former APC government with the purchasing of 30 SUV’s costing $60,000 each, from funds destined for the fight against COVID-19 by the Bio SLPP kakistocracy. Remember, these vehicles were sourced at a time when our frontline health personnel needed PPE gears, bonuses and compensation for staff who lost their lives to COVID-19. Instead of satisfying the needs of our frontline health personnel, they went SUV crazy. Did they remember that? I hope they do. Which of the two would you consider unacceptable, unwise and wasteful? Let’s be honest with ourselves. God bless the former APC government of former President Ernest Bai Koroma and Mayor Yvonne Aki Sawyerr.