@VickieRemoe Just think about how much $100,000 is worth in today's Leones. That's the kind of amount some people are willing to spend on their decade-defining wedding in Salone. I bet you won't be able to guess who that individual is!
@AfricanHub_ What the hell is this? Are these pastors saying these women ain’t able to wash themselves, and why just the women if this is not just a formal of sexual abuse to the women in this video.
Wake up people and smell the fire, it’s right under your nose!
@samurakamara201 Honestly! This is the problem with you people. If you want to explain your points to the people of Sierra Leone, why don’t you just start with using simple English for the people you want to serve to understand your actions.
So my advice is… use simple English.
@VickieRemoe Well you said it! Who said you have to be married to feel fulfilled? You are your own person and with all that freedom you have why do you need a man to come and tell you what to do and how you should live your life.
Marriage comes with great burden, think about it!
@BrownJHM@radRounds I can’t agree more. I use to think this only happens to people in developing nations as they struggle to meet the cost of healthcare. No! It is happening right here and I think we should learn to trust our clinicians.
@alisonleary1 Wow, is this the way to solve a chronic problem? Once those new doctors recruited from oversea are here, how long before they start protesting for wage increase - meanwhile the current ones will be leaving the country for better wages and conditions elsewhere.
@toubuya@SoeMarrah You took those words right out of my mouth. The purpose of taxing your citizen is to ensure you provide good public service for them with the taxes they paid. Oh no! Not Salone. It’s for their pockets.