FREETOWN, Sierra Leone – Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) President Babadi Kamara has reaffirmed his commitment to the growth and development of football in Sierra Leone following a courtesy visit by former SLFA President Isha Johansen at the association’s secretariat in Freetown.
The meeting focused on advancing football development in the country, particularly through strengthening international relations and collaboration within the sport.
Madam Johansen, a former member of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Executive Committee and FIFA Council, commended Kamara for what she described as the significant progress achieved during his first year in office. She encouraged the SLFA President to remain focused on his vision and continue prioritising the interests of Sierra Leonean football despite the challenges associated with sports administration.
She also pledged her continued support to the association, expressing her willingness to contribute whenever necessary to help advance football development in the country.
In response, President Kamara thanked Johansen for the visit and praised her contributions to Sierra Leonean football, as well as her achievements on the international football stage.
He noted that Johansen’s rise to some of the highest positions in global football governance continues to make her a respected figure within the SLFA and the wider football community. According to Kamara, her vast experience, expertise and international network remain valuable assets in efforts to strengthen the development of football across the country.
The SLFA President stressed the importance of maintaining strong relationships with experienced football administrators and leveraging their knowledge to support the country’s football ambitions.
The meeting, according to the association, reflects Kamara’s commitment to fostering unity, encouraging collaboration and strengthening international partnerships as the SLFA pursues sustainable growth and development at all levels of the game.
