By Thaimu Thullah
This is a question that has been on the minds of many Sierra Leoneans as they continue to witness numerous complaints against Dr. Turad Senessie. Despite these complaints, it seems that issues keep arising day after day, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the Minister in his role. As the nation’s Lands Minister, Dr. Turad Senessie is expected to address and resolve land-related issues that affect the lives of the people. However, his track record has left many feeling disappointed and dissatisfied.
It is no secret that there is growing concern among the public for Dr. Senessie to be replaced, as his stay at the Ministry has caused more problems for the government than solutions. One of the main issues that have been raised against the Minister is his handling of land disputes. Many Sierra Leoneans have fallen victim to his tactics, which have been perceived as corrupt and unfair. It is believed that those who have been targeted and bullied into giving up their land were purposely chosen because they refused to engage in corrupt practices. This raises serious questions about the motives behind the Minister’s actions and his loyalty to serving the people. The current state of lands in Sierra Leone is a difficult one, and it is often the most vulnerable and marginalized communities that suffer the most.
One of the major issues that have caused unrest is the Ministry’s strategy of reclaiming state land and using it to unlawfully take possession of people’s private property. This unlawful approach has affected a significant number of Sierra Leoneans, and it is clear that the Ministry and the Minister are prioritizing their personal gains over the well-being of the nation. The continuous mishandling of land-related issues by Dr. Turad Senessie has not only caused frustration among the people but also eroded their trust in the government.
It is essential for the government to address these concerns and take necessary action to ensure that the Minister and his team are held accountable for their actions. In conclusion, the Lands Minister, Dr. Turad Senessie, has become a symbol of corruption and inefficiency in his position. The people of Sierra Leone deserve better and demand that the government takes swift action to address these issues. The time has come for change, and it is the responsibility of the government to ensure that the right person is in place to serve the needs and interests of the people. Let us not forget that the lands of Sierra Leone are not only a valuable asset but also a vital part of the people’s livelihoods, and they deserve to be protected and managed with integrity and transparency.