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  • Friday, 22 November 2024
Ibrahim Tawa Conteh Elected Deputy Speaker of Sierra Leone Parliament

Ibrahim Tawa Conteh Elected Deputy Speaker of Sierra Leone Parliament

On May 2nd, 2024, Ibrahim Tawa Conteh, a Member of Parliament representing the Sierra Leone’s People’s Party (SLPP) in the Western Area Urban, achieved a significant milestone in his political career. He was elected as the Deputy Speaker of the Sierra Leone Parliament, a position of considerable influence and responsibility.

 

Conteh's victory came after a rigorous election process held in the House of Parliament, where he secured an impressive 94 votes, defeating his opponent, Hon. Haja Miatta Amara. This triumph not only reflects Conteh's personal accomplishments but also signifies the trust and confidence placed in him by his constituents and fellow parliamentarians.

 

As Deputy Speaker, Conteh is poised to play a crucial role in the legislative affairs of the country, presiding over parliamentary sessions and ensuring the smooth functioning of the legislative process. His election marks a significant development in Sierra Leone's political landscape and underscores the growing influence of the SLPP in the country's governance.

 

Beyond the political implications, Conteh's ascent to the position of Deputy Speaker serves as an inspiration to aspiring leaders across Sierra Leone, demonstrating that dedication, hard work, and commitment to public service can lead to remarkable achievements.

 

As he assumes his new role, Conteh faces the formidable task of upholding the principles of democracy, fostering consensus among lawmakers, and advancing the interests of the Sierra Leonean people. His leadership will undoubtedly shape the trajectory of parliamentary proceedings and contribute to the overall development of the nation.

 

In congratulating Ibrahim Tawa Conteh on his election as Deputy Speaker, we commend his dedication to serving his constituents and wish him success in his endeavors to uphold the values of democracy and good governance in Sierra Leone.

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