APC’s Jagaban Promises Two Months Free Nationwide Transportation for All Citizens

APC’s Jagaban Promises Two Months Free Nationwide Transportation for All Citizens
Alhaji Mohamed Omodu Kamara, the presidential aspirant for Sierra Leone’s main opposition party, the All People’s Congress (APC), has pledged to provide free transportation for all citizens during the first two months of operation once his new buses arrive in the country.
amara, popularly known as Jagaban, made the announcement in a public statement, affirming his commitment to addressing transportation challenges that have long burdened Sierra Leoneans.
He stated, “When my new buses arrive, they will operate free of charge for the first two months. No one will pay a single cent to travel anywhere in the country. I am providing free transportation for everyone, everywhere.”
The promise has generated widespread reactions, with supporters praising Jagaban for his plan to alleviate transportation costs, which are often a significant financial strain for many citizens.
His pledge is seen as a response to growing concerns about mobility issues, particularly in urban areas where inadequate transport options and rising fares have disrupted daily economic activities.
However, details about the timeline for the arrival of the buses and full operational logistics remain unclear. Jagaban has not specified when the buses are expected to arrive in Sierra Leone or whether the free transportation initiative will be implemented gradually, starting in specific regions. His statement, “for everyone, everywhere,” suggests a nationwide roll-out of the program once the buses are operational.