In a profound display of leadership and connection to his roots, APC strongman and Flag Bearer aspirant, Ady Macauley, a proud son of Masemera, Port Loko District, took time to engage directly with bike riders at Mathoire during his journey to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the de-amalgamation of Marampa and Masemera Chiefdoms on 16th January 2025.

In a heartfelt dialogue, Ady Macauley encouraged the young riders to embrace a path of purpose, urging them to steer clear of drugs and violence.

Speaking as a brother and a son of the soil, he reassured them of his unwavering commitment to their welfare, vowing to stand by their side and provide the support they need to thrive.

As a man deeply invested in the development of his community, Ady Macauley was honored with the prestigious task of cutting the ribbon to inaugurate the newly constructed Masemera Town Roundabout—a project to which he had contributed significantly.

This moment symbolized his dedication to uplifting Masemera and its people through meaningful and lasting change.True to his love for tradition and unity, Ady Macauley didn’t merely observe the celebrations—he immersed himself in the vibrant cultural festivities, joining hands with the community to honor their shared heritage.

Ady Macauley’s visit to Mathoire was not just a stop on his journey; it was a testament to his values as a leader who listens, inspires, and remains deeply rooted in the lives of his people.

He embodies the spirit of unity, hope, and progress that resonates with every Sierra Leonean dreaming of a brighter future.In his statement, Ady Macauley Esq. thanked the Paramount Chief of Masemera Chiefdom, P C Bai Simera Naise ka Pen , for his visionary leadership.

He also thanks the sitting MP Hon Mem, Musa Idriss Kanu – deputy Chairman Port Loko Cistrict Council, Chairman S A Tholley, Chairman Hassan Kamara and other stakeholders for their support to Masera Chiefdom.