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President Bio Flies to Abuja for Baze University Graduation Amid Rising Economic Hardship in Sierra Leone Freetown, Sierra Leone — November 7, 2025




President Bio Flies to Abuja for Baze University Graduation Amid Rising Economic Hardship in Sierra Leone

Freetown, Sierra Leone — November 7, 2025

President Julius Maada Bio has reportedly departed Freetown for Abuja, Nigeria, to attend a graduation ceremony at Baze University. According to reliable sources, the trip was made using a private jet — expenses allegedly covered by the people of Sierra Leone.

This latest foreign trip marks President Bio’s 29th round-trip journey abroad in 2025 alone, sparking renewed debate over government spending priorities amid deepening economic hardship in the country.

While many Sierra Leoneans continue to struggle with high living costs and limited access to basic necessities, the frequency and cost of the President’s travels have become a growing concern among citizens and civil society organizations. Critics argue that such expenditures reflect a disconnect between the government’s actions and the realities facing ordinary people.

“The majority of Sierra Leoneans cannot afford one decent meal a day, yet our national funds are being used for luxurious trips,” a Freetown-based social commentator told Truth Media under anonymity. “It’s time for responsible leadership and fiscal discipline.”

Observers have also questioned the purpose and benefit of frequent foreign travels by the President, especially when many key sectors—such as healthcare, education, and agriculture—remain underfunded.

As frustration mounts, citizens have taken to social media and public platforms like Komon-Tok, Wi Yard, and Slik TV to express discontent, calling for transparency and accountability in government spending.

The British High Commission (UK in Sierra Leone), the European Union, and the U.S. Embassy in Freetown have not issued any official comments regarding the trip.


With the country facing one of its most difficult economic periods in recent years, many are urging President Bio to prioritize domestic challenges and demonstrate greater prudence in the use of public resources.

May God heal Sierra Leone. 🇸🇱

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