Prime Minister David Moinina Sengeh has expressed his gratitude for the warm welcome he received from All People's Congress (APC) members during his visit to the APC party headquarters in Freetown.

Mr. Senge in a statement extended a warm welcome to him and his team to key figures within the party, including APC Chairman Samura Kamara, Deputy Leader Hon Chernoor, and all other members present. He expressed his gratitude for what he had done.

He said: “I would like to thank APC President Samra Kamara, Vice Chairman Cerner and all other members for welcoming me and my team to the APC party headquarters in Freetown.” This demonstrated the shared commitment between Prime Minister Senge and APC members to strengthen and strengthen the country's democratic state institutions.

The Prime Minister's sentiments reflect the cooperation between the current government and opposition parties, and signal a move towards a more coherent united front to move the country forward. Mr. Senge acknowledged the support and welcome from APC members and stressed the importance of joint efforts to foster a unified political landscape for the betterment of Sierra Leone.

Mr. Senge stressed that "we will work together to strengthen democratic state institutions as we actively work towards the implementation of the National Unity Agreement." The stated commitment is consistent with the overall goal. Promote and maintain a strong democratic framework within the country. His recognition of the warm welcome and common commitment to strengthening democratic institutions represents an important step towards promoting a more inclusive and participatory system of governance in Sierra Leone. Bridging political divisions and working together towards a common vision of national progress and development.

This move could signal a turning point in Sierra Leone's political landscape, overcoming partisan barriers and demonstrating a preference for the welfare of the nation over individual or party interests. This sets an important precedent for fostering an environment where cooperation and cohesion are prioritized in governance and policy-making.

The Prime Minister's appreciation for the warm welcome and shared commitment to strengthening democratic institutions is a sign of constructive cooperation between the ruling government and opposition parties, ushering in a new era of unity and purpose in Sierra Leone's political realm. It is proof that it is possible. .