On 7th December 2024, Dr. Kaifala Marah made a notable appearance at the UK&I District’s Annual General Meeting in London, leveraging the occasion after a recent tour in the U.S. Upon arriving in the UK for a brief family visit en route to Sierra Leone, Dr. Marah proactively connected with key party members, including the District Chair, who informed him of the scheduled AGM.
Recognising the importance of the gathering, he graciously accepted the invitation to share his insights on current party affairs, particularly regarding the ongoing discussions surrounding the Tripartite Committee.
In a compelling address that resonated with attendees, Dr. Marah addressed what he identified as a critical juncture for our party. He urged comrades in the Diaspora to prioritise developing effective strategies essential for reclaiming the party’s governance role.
His message was clear: the APC stands as the only party uniquely positioned to spearhead Sierra Leone’s development, owing to its diverse and cross-regional membership strength.Dr. Marah passionately implored members to unite around common goals, emphasising that holding on to individual beliefs could undermine the party’s collective strength.
“Our party is at a crossroads and urgently needs our care,” he declared, calling for a shift in focus towards relevant issues that could galvanise support and unify the APC movement.His inspiring words were met with a powerful standing ovation, a sign of solidarity and shared purpose among members.
An elder representing the Chairperson from the Bristol Constituency commended Dr. Marah for his clarion call for unity and strategic action, acknowledging the importance of his message in revitalising the party.
Dr. Kaifala Marah’s message of unity to the Diaspora is timely, as the party seeks to navigate its path back to governance.
His commitment to fostering unity and strategic alignment among comrades in the Diaspora reflects a vision for a stronger, more resilient APC, ready to tackle the challenges ahead and prioritise the needs of Sierra Leone.
