In the words of President Bio: "Because of Democratic Principles..."
Because of Democratic Principles… ~ President Bio
“In his remarks to a group of Sierra Leoneans, President Bio stated, “Because of democratic principles, the time wae ar get, ar nor go able change this country.”
This is a pivotal moment in history—the president of Sierra Leone is officially waving the white flag in surrender.
People who shut their eyes to reality simply invite their own destruction’ ~ James A. Baldwin.
Some analysts have observed that the President has acknowledged his failures in Sierra Leone, similar to many former presidents before him.
Corruption, Violence, and Division! How Sierra Leoneans Treat Their 'Mama'! Sierra Leone needs a clean start, a fresh beginning. Otherwise, the worst abuses during the past 63+ years would most certainly reappear in more vicious forms!
A shocking confession that he cannot change the country's course has left Sierra Leoneans stunned, as they view it as a public admission of his failure to lead the nation.
To truly grasp the meaning behind his words, it's essential to delve into the definitions of democratic principles. Understanding these core concepts will illuminate their significance and relevance to our society.
What are the definitions of democratic principles?
Democratic principles represent the bedrock of a just and equitable society. They are essential for guaranteeing fair and free elections, allowing every citizen to participate in shaping their government. These principles safeguard fundamental human rights, including the freedoms of assembly, association, personal property, religion, and speech. They uphold the essential tenets of citizenship and the consent of the governed, ensuring that voting rights are protected and that individuals are shielded from unjust governmental actions that threaten their life and liberty. Embracing these principles is vital for fostering a democracy where everyone’s voice matters and human dignity is respected.
So, is President Bio hinting at a different perspective? Take a listen to some analysis.
The country has experienced considerable economic challenges, emphasizing a crucial need for change and improvement.
President Maada Bio's admission revealed his inability to implement the transformative changes our country needs, instead promising to motivate future leaders to undertake this crucial task.
…but “will inspire so many people, and that inspiration will live on…” ~ President Bio.
Call things by their names.
How can someone truly and effectively inspire and motivate future generations while candidly expressing his own doubts about the path to change?
He who feels it knows it—the tiredness, the frustration. To my fellow countrymen, when we feel worn out and weary, remember that the Bible teaches that encouragement brings hope. The verse says, '... he makes everything beautiful in its time' (Ecclesiastes 3:11). So my words of encouragement do not give up. God is mindful of us all and our situation.
Theo Edwards for YAME Digital“Because of democratic principles, the time wae ar get, ar nor go able change this country.” What do you think President Bio is implying? His he simply asking for more time or what? What’s your take? Post your comments in the Post Comment section of the article.