No Hiding Place for Lands Minister Sierra Leone’s Lands Minister, Dr. Turad Sennesie, is among those running at State House and President Lodge in order to retain his office, so The Times SL has been reliably informed. Reports are that President Bio wants to replace him, as he was fed up with the myriad of complaints he has got from the public about his work. Since assuming office, Dr. Turad Senesie has been accused of unlawfully taking possession of private Lands from individuals and selling the said Lands to others. He is accused of hiding under the “reclamation of state lands”, a pattern being used to unlawfully dispossess private lands from people. Concerns are that Sierra Leoneans at home and abroad have been complaining about the action of the minister, who they deem very troubling and tormenting. There are cases of demolition of private houses along Tokeh, Goderich and other areas within Freetown. Most of the lands dispossessed are private lands, whose ownership and land documents have been proven to be authentic, but the minister and his team contniue to violate the rights of law abiding citizens, who have been paying taxes on their properties.
Replacing Turad Senesie Could Enhance Sanity In Lands Issues Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio should seriously consider replacing the current Minister of Lands, Dr. Turad Senesie. His tenure has been marked by a series of missteps and controversies that have increasingly undermined the government’s credibility and effectiveness in managing land issues. Since assuming office, Dr. Senesie’s actions have raised serious concerns among the populace, leading many to question the integrity of the ruling Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) as the country approaches the 2028 elections.
The land of Sierra Leone is governed by the state, not owned. However, there are government owned lands. The citizens has right to their land. FYI, I'm responding to the title, I haven't listen or watch.
