Jarrah Kawusu-Konte

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@Miss_Halimatu Aameen

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@thomasd05987132 @julius_maadabio @WorldBankAfrica @mof_sl @NRASalone It’s always like that under SLPP.

[Dr Ibrahim Bangura @Dibrahimbangura]

Na memorable moment wit di great pipul dem na Makeni pan di Eid-Ul-Adha celebration. May Almighty Allah manifest en desires dem na wi life. Happy Celebration.

[Dr Ibrahim Bangura @Dibrahimbangura]

Happy Mother’s Day Mama Salone & All Amazing Mothers.

Dr. Ibrahim Bangura
#DIB

[Dr Ibrahim Bangura @Dibrahimbangura]

The call to serve is not for the comfortable, but for the courageous. Those willing to rise beyond self and stand for the people. The future is calling, and service is the only true response.

Heal, Unite and Build

#DIB

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@IsmaiMahmud @StatiSense @USEmbFreetown @EUinSierraLeone @UKinSierraLeone @IssuesLeone @PoliceLeone This is disgraceful. So much for SLPP branding.

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@JFKSalone Hearty congratulations on your graduation Chief N’Gbalan. More wins.

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@Miss_Halimatu Allahuma Aameen

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

This is the real deal. Dr Ibrahim Bangura is not just a scholar, he’s a practitioner of good governance and a highly grassroots oriented person. He’s the right choice for Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

[thomasdixon @thomasd05987132]

Flagbearer Aspirant of the Main Opposition All People Congress #APC and Academic in the University of Sierra Leone and University of Oxford, @Dibrahimbangura has in his recent research paper titled “From the Streets to the World: Youth Resistance and the Reimagining of Global Futures In Madagascar,” explores the 2025 youth-led uprisings in Madagascar, which were sparked by severe economic hardship and utility shortages culminating in a military coup.

He highlights how Generation Z activists utilized digital tools and social media to bypass state censorship, fostering a global imaginary of resistance inspired by similar international movements.

While these young protesters successfully challenged President Andry Rajoelina’s authority, the research notes a recurring historical pattern where political elites eventually sideline youth voices during formal transition negotiations.

@Dibrahimbangura argues that achieving long-term stability requires moving beyond mere crisis management to create genuine pathways for youth inclusion in governance.

The research positions Malagasy youth not just as victims of poverty, but as powerful political actors capable of reshaping their nation's trajectory and international standing.

#YouthUprising #GenZ #Madagascar

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@thomasd05987132 @Dibrahimbangura This is the real deal. Dr Ibrahim Bangura is not just a scholar, he’s a practitioner of good governance and a highly grassroots oriented person. He’s the right choice for Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

[JacekJankowskiEU @JJankowskiEU]

Plenti Tenki @DrBangura2025 for an excellent meeting where you shared your views on Sierra Leone's current domestic priorities and future developments

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@nuralamX20 Alhamdulilah

[Hon. Abdul Kargbo @abdemata]

There is a dangerous pattern in our politics that we must confront honestly.

Recent statements by the SLPP Chairman suggesting that the APC should be “killed” or made not to exist are deeply troubling. Such rhetoric has no place in a democratic society. Political parties are not enemies to be destroyed, they are representatives of the people, protected by the very principles of democracy.

History offers us a clear lesson. In the 1960s, Sir Albert Margai used state power in attempts to suppress the APC, through intimidation, restrictions on opposition activity, and even moves toward a one party state. Yet, despite those efforts, the APC did not die. Instead, it grew stronger, more resilient, and ultimately gained the confidence of the people.

The lesson is simple, you cannot eliminate an idea whose time has come. You cannot silence a people determined to be heard.

Today, rather than repeating the mistakes of the past, we should be strengthening democratic tolerance, respecting political diversity, and allowing the will of the people, not threats or intimidation, to decide the future.

Sierra Leone belongs to all of us.@UKinSierraLeone @eueomsl2023 @USEmbFreetown

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@masiemra 😀

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@Miss_Halimatu Aameen

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

Don't say anything just Retweet and say Amen 🤲❤️

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@abdullahayofel Aameen

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@Miss_Halimatu Ameen

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@Miss_Halimatu Allahuma Aameen

[Jarrah Kawusu-Konte @jaraski]

@Miss_Halimatu Alhamdulilah