The All Peoples Congress (APC) has issued an official statement following a high-level engagement with Julius Maada Bio at State House on Tuesday, 5 May 2026, describing the meeting as timely and necessary for national stability and democratic consolidation.

According to the party, the APC delegation was led by Acting Chairman Alhaji Osman Foday Yansaneh and included senior members of the party leadership.

In its release, the APC stated that both the party and President Bio reaffirmed their commitment to the full implementation of previously agreed political frameworks. These include the 8-Point Communiqué of the International Moral Guarantors, the Tripartite Committee Recommendations, and the Agreement for National Unity.

The opposition party noted that these agreements remain critical to restoring public trust, strengthening democratic governance, and ensuring accountability in Sierra Leone.

The APC further described the meeting as a constructive step toward deepening dialogue between the government and the opposition, but stressed that future engagements must produce concrete results rather than symbolic gestures.

According to the statement, such actions should directly address the pressing concerns facing ordinary Sierra Leoneans, including governance, accountability, and national development.

The party also reassured its members, supporters, and the wider public that its participation in the engagement does not weaken its role as the main opposition force.

“The APC remains steadfast in holding the government accountable while constructively contributing to nation-building,” the statement concluded.