Musa Tarawally Set for November Return
The newly registered Agenda MT Vision 2028 Movement has announced its official formation, positioning itself as an organisation committed to promoting humanitarian services, national unity, social cohesion and community development across Sierra Leone.
In a press statement issued by its Media Consultant and Official Spokesperson, Boima JV Boima (Justice), the movement described its establishment as the beginning of a new chapter in its efforts to contribute to national development and improve the lives of ordinary Sierra Leoneans.
According to the statement, Agenda MT Vision 2028 is founded on five principal pillars: national unity, advocacy for social cohesion, security of life and property, investment, and the mobilisation of wealth for the benefit of the people of Sierra Leone.
The movement said its mission is to strengthen the country’s social fabric and promote an inclusive society in which the dignity and welfare of every citizen are respected, irrespective of ethnic background, geographical location or political affiliation.
The statement further explained that Agenda MT Vision 2028 will serve as the official platform for the leadership of Hon. Alhaji Musa Tarawally and his team, providing humanitarian assistance and advocacy services aimed at improving the living conditions of communities across the country.
Central to the movement’s philosophy, according to the statement, is what it describes as “Empowerment through a Direct Community Approach.” This approach is intended to ensure that assistance and development initiatives reach ordinary people at the grassroots level through direct community engagement and targeted empowerment programmes.
The movement emphasised that it seeks to promote self-reliance by providing practical support to communities and creating opportunities that can contribute to sustainable development across Sierra Leone.
Meanwhile, the statement announced that Hon. Alhaji Musa Tarawally is expected to return to Sierra Leone in November, describing his anticipated arrival as an important milestone in the movement’s activities.
Upon his return, Tarawally is expected to formally launch Agenda MT Vision 2028, marking the commencement of its planned humanitarian interventions, advocacy programmes and national unity initiatives.
The movement has called on Sierra Leoneans, particularly young people, women, traditional leaders, elders and members of the diaspora, to support and embrace its vision.
It maintained that the initiative is intended to be an inclusive platform that places citizens at the centre of its activities, with a commitment to working alongside communities for the country’s collective progress.
The statement concluded with the movement’s rallying message: “Leh We Make SALONE,” underscoring its declared commitment to national unity, collective responsibility and development.