By Ragan M. Conteh
During APC NUAS’ UNIMAK Chapter’s Dinner and Recognition Ceremony held on Thursday, April 24, 2025, at the University of Makeni’s Auditorium, the Member of Parliament from Bombali District, Hon. Mohamed Papah Bangura was tasked with introducing the esteemed guest speaker, Hon. Chernor Ramadan Maju Bah, popularly known as Hon. Chericoco.
In his introduction, Hon Bangura eloquently described Hon. Chericoco as a resilient fighter and a dedicated servant of the people.
He highlighted Hon Chericoco’s uncompromising commitments to the All People’s Congress (APC) Party and his significant contributions to Sierra Leone’s political landscape.
Hon Bangura emphasized that Hon. Chericoco’s leadership and dedication serve as an inspiration to both the youth and broader community of Sierra Leone.
The students responded with enthusiasm, acknowledging the profound impact of Hon Chericoco’s work and the heartfelt nature of Hon. Bangura’s introduction.
As Sierra Leone stands at a crossroads marked by economic strain, political polarization and yearning for visionary leadership, the question dominating public discourse is simple yet profound: Who can lead us toward national unity and renewal?
For many citizens, analysts, and political observers, the answer is increasingly evident, Hon. Chernor Ramadan Maju Bah, widely known as Chericoco.
In a political landscape where trust in leadership has waned and populist rhetoric often overshadows principle, Chericoco emerges as a figure of calm resolve and consistent service.
His track record is not built on empty promises or fleeting popularity but on substantive leadership, earned through years of experience and dedication.
Having served three terms in Parliament, held the esteemed role of Deputy Speaker then, he had also led the Opposition in the House and chaired Sierra Leone’s delegation to ECOWAS, and so Chericoco is no political neophyte.
His political maturity is complemented by a unique humility and a statesman like temperament that has endeared him across party lines and social divides.