National Sports Authority Boss Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai joined the cycling tour through the streets of Freetown to promote wildlife conservation. The Sierra Leone Cycling Association organized the event to raise awareness about protecting the city’s chimpanzee sanctuary, a vital habitat for one of Sierra Leone’s most treasured species.
The cycling tour highlighted Freetown’s dynamic and vibrant streets and underscored the critical need for preserving the sanctuary, home to endangered chimpanzees.
After the event, Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai stressed the importance of community action in protecting wildlife and conserving the environment. “This sanctuary represents more than just a home for chimpanzees; it is a symbol of our collective responsibility to safeguard Sierra Leone’s natural heritage,” he stated.
Abdulai’s participation reflected his longstanding dedication to social justice and sustainable development in Sierra Leone. Through this event, he aimed to inspire individuals and policymakers to prioritize environmental protection.
Abdulai’s involvement in the cycling initiative demonstrated how individual efforts could amplify collective causes. By joining this ride, he leveraged his platform to draw attention to the challenges facing the chimpanzee sanctuary, including habitat destruction and the urgent need for community-driven solutions.
