“Desist from any action that undermine the social cohesion of the Fulbe Tribe”… Tabital Pulaaku International Gives Strong Warning to Alhaji Juldeh Sowe
In a Press release dated August 4th, 2023, the Executive Bureau of Tabital Pulaaku International has issued strong warning to Alhaji Juldeh Sowe and his cohorts to desist from any action that would undermine and compromise the social cohesion of the fullah Tribe. The Bureau also encourages all the fulbe of Sierra Leone to be united and work together with the legitimate President of Tabital Pulaaku Sierra Leone led by Abdul Razak Bah, adding that the latter has not only helped the organization to grow, but has also helped to raise the values and character of its members.
The General Secretariat of the Organization further notes with astonishment the installation of the new members of the office of Tabital Pulaaku Sierra Leone that was scheduled to take place July 23, 2023, but said it could not hold due to the opposition of “ill intentional people’ who are not members of the organization in SierraLeone.
It could be recalled that a high level delegation of the organization led by Mr. Kadry Yaya, first Vice President and others were invited to serve as an observers of the coronation ceremony, but according to report, those members suffered harassment in the hands of the said group who are going around to destroy the social network.
“This disgraceful behavior of this dissident group seriously damage the image, honor and reputation of senior officials of Tabital Pulaaku International and cannot be accepted”, said the General Secretariat of the organization.
The Secretariat, however, condemns the behavior and attitude of the ‘so called’ people that are not even members of Tabital Pulaaku Sierra Leone, describing their behaviors to be in contravention with the principles and ideals of the organization.
They concluded by stating how the organization is fully aware of the issue at hand and called on the ‘dissident’ group acting under the leadership of Elhaji Amadu Jalloh Sowe to refrain from any action that could compromise the social cohesion of the organization and called for dialogue and consultation as the best way to go for the peace of the organization in Sierra Leone.
