SLPP North America Washington DC women’s empower community advancing

By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara

Madam Lulu Luseni, the newly elected Women’s Leader of the SLPP North America Washington DC chapter, recently arrived in Freetown, Sierra Leone, for her first official visit since taking office. Her arrival sparked widespread excitement and pride, particularly among grassroots women who have long championed her efforts in community empowerment and advancing women’s representation within the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP). This visit, a significant milestone, reinforces her ties with the local SLPP base and underscores her dedication to uniting Sierra Leonean women across the globe.

The Cooperative Women Society hosted a lively welcoming ceremony in Freetown to celebrate Madam Luseni’s arrival. Women from across various regions converged, adorned in vibrant traditional attire, waving banners, and singing songs of joy. The event radiated a powerful sense of unity and sisterhood, as attendees expressed gratitude for Madam Luseni’s work in strengthening connections between the diaspora and Sierra Leone, with a focus on women’s empowerment and socio-economic progress.

In her heartfelt speech, Madam Luseni expressed deep appreciation to the Cooperative Women Society for their warm welcome and commended their unwavering resilience and commitment to community service. She highlighted the vital role women play in leadership and development, both in Sierra Leone and internationally, outlining her vision, she called for enhanced collaboration among SLPP women worldwide, emphasizing initiatives in education, entrepreneurship, and capacity-building to uplift women and their families.

The ceremony concluded with a captivating cultural performance, followed by a networking session. Madam Luseni took the opportunity to engage directly with the women, attentively listening to their concerns and exploring future opportunities together. Her presence and words left a lasting impact, igniting a renewed sense of purpose among the attendees.

Madam Luseni’s visit was a powerful and memorable moment, fostering empowerment and hope. It laid the groundwork for future collaborations, promising stronger bonds between the SLPP diaspora and local communities in Sierra Leone. Her leadership continues to inspire, bridging continents and uplifting women at every level.

Copy right –Printed in the Expo Times News on Friday, May 7th, 2025 (ExpoTimes News – Expo Media Group (expomediasl.com)