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First Lady Dr. Fatima Bio supports construction of mosque and church in Segbwema

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First Lady Dr. Fatima Bio supports construction of mosque and church in Segbwema

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Her Excellency the First Lady, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio has donated one thousand (1,000) bags of cement towards the upgrading of the Segbwema Central Mosque as well as towards the upgrading of the Church in Segbwema. The Church, according to Dr. Fatima Bio, is where her husband His Excellency President Dr. Julius Maada Bio used to worship when he was a military commander at Segbwema during the civil war.

Each religious house will have 500 bags of cement to be delivered to Segbwema before the end of this month of March 2023.

The first lady made the pronouncement on Tuesday March 21st 2023 during a meeting she had accompanied her husband President Bio to attend in Segbwema town.

Dr. Fatima Bio, whose maternal grandmother was born and grew up in Segbwema, said the donation, was not just because she is herself a grandchild of Segbwema but more as a continued show of her deep appreciation for the votes which the people of Segbwema cast for her husband during the 2018 general elections.

“As a Muslim it is obligatory for me to help my fellow Muslims especially now that we are starting the month of Ramadan. I am giving similar support to the Christians because my husband is a Catholic,” she noted.

The first lady described Segbwema as a place that is dear to her husband and that, as the first couple of Sierra Leone, they will do all they can to develop the chiefdom alongside other parts of the country.

“We have heard your current needs. They are legitimate and we will look into them soonest,” she said to the gathering after listening to some of the felt needs of the Segbwema township.

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