The Sierra Leoneans are getting ready to cast their ballots in the general election. The people of Sierra Leone are getting ready to cast t...

 The Sierra Leoneans are getting ready to cast their ballots in the general election.

The people of Sierra Leone are getting ready to cast their votes in the general election of the nation on Saturday, where 13 candidates are vying for the presidency, including the sitting president Julius Maada Bio, who is running for re-election. the nation

Tomorrow, Saturday's election in Sierra Leone, which takes place at a time when the nation is going through a terrible economic recession, is expected to draw at least 3 million and 400 thousand voters.

Samura Kamara, the major challenger in President Julius Maada Bio's bid for a second term, and 11 additional candidates, including one woman, are all running for the office of president of Sierra Leone. The president won that election in 2018.

The main opposition parties continue to accuse one another of plotting to incite conflict, which has forced the tightening of calls - calls to ensure that the community is not involved in conflict - ahead of tomorrow's, Saturday, elections, which include members of the federal councils and the presidents of the regions of the country.

The way that Maada Bio's fans and those of the opposition leader Samura have been attacking one another recently has gotten worse.

While candidate Samura reiterates his intention to bring about significant change in the country whose people continue to feel the burden of life and the rising cost of commodities, the opposition party continues to blame the present president for the country's economic decline.