The Chief Executive Officer of Africell Sierra Leone, Mr. Shadi Gerjawi, has officially commissioned the newly renovated historic Bo Clock Tower, marking a significant milestone in the company’s continued investment in community development and cultural preservation.
The commissioning ceremony, held in Bo earlier today, drew the presence of local authorities, community stakeholders, and residents who gathered to witness the unveiling of the upgraded landmark. The Bo Clock Tower, a longstanding symbol of the city’s identity and history, has undergone extensive renovation aimed at preserving its legacy for future generations.
Speaking at the event, Mr. Gerjawi emphasized Africell’s dedication not only to delivering quality telecommunications services but also to contributing meaningfully to national development. He noted that preserving cultural landmarks like the Bo Clock Tower reflects the company’s broader vision of supporting heritage and fostering national pride.
“This project demonstrates our commitment to the people of Sierra Leone beyond connectivity. We believe in investing in initiatives that celebrate the country’s rich history and strengthen community identity,” he said.
The Mayor of Bo City Council Kobba Musa also commended Africell Sierra Leone for its continued contributions to infrastructure and community growth. Praising the initiative, the Mayor described the company as a reliable partner in development.
“Africell na serious network,” he remarked, highlighting the company’s consistent efforts in improving connectivity while also supporting projects that uplift the community and preserve cultural heritage.
Residents expressed appreciation for the facelift of the iconic structure, noting that the renovation has restored pride in one of Bo’s most recognizable landmarks. Many described the initiative as timely and impactful, especially in maintaining the city’s historical identity amid modernization.
The Bo Clock Tower renovation is part of Africell Sierra Leone’s broader corporate social responsibility agenda, which focuses on community empowerment, infrastructure development, and cultural preservation across the country.
With the successful commissioning of the project, Africell continues to position itself as not just a telecommunications provider, but a key partner in Sierra Leone’s social and cultural advancement.