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Flooding in Makeni, Kenema, Dwazak and New England Ville. Every year, the same problems r… — @fodayosman

Posted Aug 17, 2026 (2 months ago)309s2,218 views

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2,218
Likes
144
Comments
15
Shares
5
Saves
13
Engagement
7.39%
Duration
309s
Posted
Aug 17, 2026

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@fodayosman's TikTok video "Flooding in Makeni, Kenema, Dwazak and New England Ville. Every year, the same problems return. Every year, we complain. But what are we doing to prevent them? Tonight I want us to talk about flooding, development, the National Children’s Park and even football. Development cannot always come from outside. We see Chinese, Lebanese, Indian and other foreign communities investing, building and creating businesses. But we Sierra Leoneans must also believe that we can create, invest and build our own country. This is not about blaming foreigners. It is about asking ourselves: When will we start believing in Sierra Leoneans? 🇸🇱 Development must start with us. JOIN ME LIVE TONIGHT — 7:30 PM TO 8:00 PM. Let’s talk. I want to hear YOUR opinion. #SierraLeone #Development #Flooding #Salone #SierraLeoneans #" has 2,218 views, 144 likes, 15 comments, 5 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 7.39% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 2 months ago and runs 5 minutes 9 seconds. It has been saved 13 times.

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Foday Osman

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