Ady Macauley Raises Fresh Constitutional Challenge Over Amendment Bill

Former Anti-Corruption Commissioner and All People’s Congress (APC) flagbearer aspirant Ady Macauley Esq. has rejected arguments defending the passage of the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025, insisting that Parliament’s approval of the Bill on 10 August 2026 failed to meet the constitutional requirements for amending the country’s supreme law.

Macauley made the position in a rejoinder to an article by Dr Michael Imran Kanu, who had defended Parliament’s interpretation of the constitutional threshold required under Section 108(2)(b) and argued that the Supreme Court should ultimately determine the competing interpretations of the provision.