Our long term goal will be:

Build a strong community of Bo District Descendants in the United Kingdom, united to rebuild their District.

  • Build an effective leadership team that emphasizes excellence in every area of their lives.

  • Build orphanages and facilitate foster parenthood for street children.

  • Equip existing schools.

  • Provide and facilitate training for women in basic civic issues, sensitize them about their rights and roles in developments.

  • Collaborate with other agencies to support local hospitals through personnel and materials, build peripheral health centers and health units, train TBAs, etc.

  • Promote public health education and practices.

  • Establish trade schools where basic skills that enhance middle manpower development are taught (bakery, carpentry, computer, masonry, motor vehicle operators, tailoring, hairdressing, market gardening, etc).

  • Organize seminars to teach basic business management skills like banking and savings, bookkeeping, etc. on the farms, in the villages, in the towns to farmers, tailors, carpenters, etc.

  • Developing cooperatives to harness local resources (diamond, cocoa, coffee, etc)

What is in the name Bo?

The inhabitants of Bo are known for their resolve, resistance and hospitality.The town was named after its generosity. An elephant was killed close to what is now known as Bo Parking Ground. People from the surrounding villages came to receive their share of the meat.

Because the meat was so large, the hunter spent days distributing it and the words "Bo- lor" which in Mende means "this is yours," was said so many times that the elders and visitors decided to name the place Bo. "Bo-lor" in Mende also translates to "this is Bo."

 

The name Sierra Leone

The name Sierra Leone dates back to 1462, when a Portuguese explorer sailed down the coast of West Africa. There seems some dispute whether it was the shape or climatic conditions that influenced Pedro da Cintra to come up with “Sierra Lyoa” meaning Lion Mountains.

Some say the coastal regions looked like “lion’s teeth”. Others suggest he thought the thunderstorms over the mountainous peninsula sounded like the roar of a lion. Sixteenth century English sailors called it Sierra Leoa which evolved in the 17th Century to Sierra Leone. The British officially adopted the name Sierra Leone in 1787.

 

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Government

Below is a list of all the people in the Sierra Leone Government

President Koroma's Cabinet
27 February 2009 to present

Ernest Bai Koroma
President

Sahr Sam-Sumana
Vice-President

Zainab Hawa Bangura
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Deputy Minister: Vandi Chidi Minah

Dr Samura Kamara
Minister of Finance and Development
Deputy Ministers: (1) Dr Richard Konteh (2) Momodu Kargbo

Major Rtd. Alfred Paolo Conteh
Minister of Defence

Abdul Serry-Kemal
Minister of Justice and Attorney-General

David Carew
Minister of Trade and Industry
Deputy Minister: Mabinty Daramy

Prof. Ogunlade Davidson
Minister of Energy and Water Resources
Deputy Minister: Martin Bash Kamara

Alhaji Ibrahim Ben Kargbo
Minister of Information and Communications
Deputy Minister: Saidata Sesay

Vacant*
Minister of Health and Sanitation
Deputy Minister: Mohamed Daudis Koroma

Alimamy P Koroma 
Minister of Works, Housing and Infrastructural Development
Deputy Minister: Abdul Babagaleh Barrie

Dauda Sulaiman Kamara 
Minister of Internal Affairs, Local Government and Rural Development
Deputy Ministers: (1) Mr Ibrahim Kaloko (2) Raymond Kabia

Alhaji Alpha Saahid Bakarr Kanu 
Minister of Mineral Resources
Deputy Minister: Abdul Ignosis Koroma

 

Dr. Sam Sesay 
Minister of Agriculture, Food Security & Forestry
Deputy Ministers: (1) Ali Badara Mansaray (2) Lovell Thomas

Dr Dennis Sandi 
Minister of Lands, Country Planning & the Environment
Deputy Minister: Syl Goba

Joseph Koroma
Minister of Marine Resources and Fisheries
Deputy Minister: Jeneh Kandeh

Dr Soccoh Kabia 
Minister of Social Welfare, Gender and Children's Affairs
Deputy Minister: Rosaline Oya Sankoh

Hindolo Sumanguru Trye 
Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs
Deputy Minister: Hassan Mansaray

Minkailu Mansaray 
Minister of Employment and Social Security
Deputy Minister: Moijueh Kaikai

Dr. Minkailu Bah 
Minister of Education, Youths and Sports
Deputy Ministers: (1) Dr Algasimu Jah (2) Dr Lansana Nyallay

Capt. Allieu Pat Sowe
Minister of Transport and Aviation
Deputy Minister: Sylvester Osmond Hanciles

Vacant
Minister of Presidential and Public Affairs

Dr. Komba Kono**
Minister of State, Office of the Vice-President

William Juana Smith
Resident Minister, East

Musa Tarawali
Resident Minister, South

Alie Kamara
Resident Minister, North

*Sheku Tejan Koroma was suspended 4 November 2009 after being indicted (and subsequently convicted) on corruption charges. The Ministry is being supervised by the Vice-President.

**Replacing Leonard Balogun Koroma, who was removed on 4 November 2009.

***Haja Afsatu Kabba was dropped as Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources on 15 March 2009 after being indicted on corruption charges. She was replaced by Minister of Presidential and Parliamentary Affairs Joseph Koroma. Deputy Fisheries Minister Rosaline Oya Sankoh and Deputy Social Affairs Minister Jeneh Kandeh exchanged places.