His Excellency President Dr. Julius Maada Bio accompanied by his beautiful Wife Dr. Fatima Maada Bio and prominent dignitaries and mourners, gathered at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Tihun Sogbini Chiefdom to honor the memory of his beloved elder sister, Mrs. Agnes Anne-Marie Deen Jalloh, who passed away on February 18th, 2024.

President Bio, visibly moved by the loss, described his sister as an invaluable source of inspiration and wisdom, attributing much of his personal development to her guidance. As the 40th-day memorial service commenced, the atmosphere was imbued with solemnity, marked by a poignant sermon addressing themes of jealousy and backbiting, resonating deeply with the assembled mourners.

In his address, President Bio expressed gratitude to those who joined him in mourning and reflected on the universal inevitability of death, irrespective of societal status or affiliations. He urged everyone to cherish moments spent with loved ones, emphasizing the transient nature of life.

Acknowledging the support received during his time of bereavement, President Bio thanked attendees for their presence and prayers, underscoring the importance of communal solidarity during times of grief. A traditional song composed by his people symbolizing his leadership and identity was performed, adding a poignant note to the proceedings.

As the memorial concluded, the legacy of Mrs. Agnes Anne-Marie Deen Jalloh was celebrated with reverence and gratitude for her profound impact on those she encountered. The ceremony served as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the enduring power of familial bonds.

Following the memorial service, on March 16th, 2024, the Jalloh family, alongside the Bio family, came together to commemorate the 40th day since Mrs. Agnes Deen Jalloh’s passing, gathering in Tihun to honor her memory and reflect on her life’s significance.

In solemn remembrance, may the soul of Mrs. Agnes Anne-Marie Deen Jalloh rest in eternal peace.