AYV News, March 23, 2026
Dr. Ibrahim Bangura, a leading contender for the All People’s Congress (APC) Party 2028 presidential ticket, has provided financial assistance to Sierra Leoneans stranded in Kuwait following disruptions linked to ongoing regional tensions.
The APC figure donated US$2,000 to support affected nationals, with the funds channeled through party coordinator Alusine Kargbo to deliver immediate relief, including food, shelter, and other essential needs.
The situation in Kuwait has left many Sierra Leonean migrants facing uncertainty, with reports of job losses, displacement, and limited access to basic services. Several affected individuals have described the conditions as distressing, citing fear and separation from their families.
In a statement, Dr. Bangura expressed concern over the plight of citizens abroad, assuring them that they remain in the thoughts of leaders back home. He noted that the intervention was intended to provide urgent support while emphasizing a broader vision of improving living conditions within Sierra Leone.
Beneficiaries have welcomed the assistance, describing it as timely and reassuring amid difficult circumstances. Mr. Kargbo also commended the initiative, noting that it would provide immediate relief to those most affected.
Observers say the gesture reflects growing attention to the welfare of Sierra Leoneans in the diaspora, particularly during times of crisis, while also highlighting the intersection of humanitarian action and political engagement ahead of key party activities.
