Authors: Dr John Idriss Lahai and All Members of the Media and Communications Team of MOK Jagaban [in Sierra Leone and the Diaspora]
FREETOWN— When the people of Sierra Leone seek a leader, they seek strength, competence, and a fighter who knows the heavy burden of their daily lives. That leader is Mohamed Omodu Kamara, famously known by the powerful title, Jagaban—The Chief Warrior or Front-Runner.
Jagaban’s campaign is not built on promises; it is built on a commitment to execute solutions for the crises dominating every home: the crippling high cost of living, relentless rising inflation, and the persistent challenge of electricity supply.
The CEO Who Will Conquer the Darkness
Jagaban’s career as a decisive CEO, known for his administrative competence and diligence, offers the electorate a track record of reliable execution. This is the necessary skill set to tackle the structural problems hindering national progress, specifically the poor state of public infrastructure, a legacy of previous conflicts.
The immediate priority must be the energy deficit. Currently, many homes rely on expensive, unsustainable sources like kerosene and charcoal. Jagaban will drive his Triple-A Compact—the Agenda for Action, Accountability, and Advancement—focusing intensely on expanding the power sector, recognizing infrastructure as the core engine for national growth. Stable electricity is not just a luxury; it is the engine for healthcare, agriculture, and small business growth.
His message is clear: Lait fɔ ɔl (Light for all).
A Digital Future for Our Youth
With nearly 40% of the population comprising young men and women, the youth demographic is Sierra Leone’s greatest asset. However, limited access to critical skills and financing restricts their potential, contributing to high rates of underutilization.
Jagaban is committed to turning every smartphone into a factory through his High Tech Wisdom. He will champion programs that equip young people—especially women—with the digital skills required to succeed in the modern economy, aligning directly with the national plan for Youth Employment.
Through targeted initiatives, young entrepreneurs are already receiving grants (up to $40,000) to scale up their businesses, proving that focused investment works. Jagaban will accelerate these success models to ensure job creation in high-multiplier sectors like ICT and agro-processing. His covenant with the new generation is: Wok fɔ Ɔl Pikin (Work/Jobs for all youth).

Jagaban’s Food Independence Plan: Fighting Inflation at the Farm
The most direct way to combat inflation, which reached 46.6% in 2023, is by focusing on domestic food production. Jagaban will launch his aggressive Food Independence Plan, leveraging the country’s vast arable land to attract significant investment and guarantee food security.
By attracting investment in agribusiness and reducing reliance on costly food imports, Jagaban promises to deliver genuine food security that stabilizes prices and puts money back in the pockets of ordinary citizens. This critical economic promise is summed up simply: Mak Salone bɛli ful (Make Salone’s stomach full).
The Unifying Strength of Service
Despite the political tensions of recent years, the public overwhelmingly favors national unity and collaboration. Jagaban’s identity as a Man of Peace is a strategic asset, embodying the strength required to lead while fostering the cohesion demanded by the national motto: “Unity, Freedom, Justice”.
His characteristic fairness and commitment to growth across the political spectrum ensure that his decisive leadership will be used not for division, but to deliver prosperity and stability for all citizens.
Jagaban’s life testifies that greatness lies not in titles, but in the measurable, positive impact one makes. He knows the weight of our struggles. He is the prepared and strategic Front-Runner ready to execute the national plan and build a better future: Wi Wan Grain Salone (Our one single Salone).