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Gazette No. 6 The Sierra Leone Gazette Published by Authority Vol. CXLVI Thursday, 5th February, 2015 No. 6 G . N . Page CONTENTS NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) G . N . Page 24 Public Service Notices ... ... 29-30 26 Declaration of Results ... 31-33 Office of the President BANK OF SIERRA LEONE 25 Day to be observed as Public Holiday 30 13-- COURT 23 Proforma Balance Sheet 31st January, to 28th November, 2014 respectively 34-44 12 Citation ... ... 30 Freetown. 5th February, 2015 Saccoh, Allieu F. B., Community Health Officer, 1.1.14. Barrie, Hawanatu A., House Officer, 1.11.14. Govt. Notice No. 24 Jalloh, Abdulai T., House Officer, 1.11.14. Kamara, Alusine R., House Officer, 1.11.14. Appointment Kamara, Ibrahim S., Nursing Officer, 1.8.14. Ministry of Defence Kanu, Abu Bakarr., House Officer, 1.11.14. Surrur, Hellen I., Higher Executive Officer, 1.1.15. Koroma, Abu Bakarr, House Officer, 1.11.14. Laggah, Michael, House Officer, 1.11.14. Ministry of Trade and Industry Sesay, Albertina, House Officer, 1.11.14. Bangura, Abdul A., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Sesay, Francess M. T., House Officer, 1.1.15. Bundu, Abdul Rahman., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Tanga, Wilma F., House Officer, 1.11.14. Kamara, Alusine M., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Surrur, Saida R., Higher Executive Officer, 1.1.15. Kamara, Taylor-Emerson., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Bundor, Jemba S., State Registered Nurse, 1.9.14. Kanu, Abu Bakarr., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Kalokoh, Marian S., State Registered Nurse, 1.9.14. Kargbo, Esheka., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Kamara, Francess, State Registered Nurse,, 1.9.14. Kargbo, Kabba, Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Kargbo, Magdalene R., State Registered Nurse, 1.9.14. Koroma, John B., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Konteh, Nee-Boima Regina M., State Registered Nurse,, Marrah, Yirah., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. 1.9.14. Sesay, Ahmed K., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Koroma, Zainab., State Registered Nurse, 1.9.14. Shyllon, Cecil Leslie., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Mansaray, Mariama S., State Registered Nurse,1.9.14. Timbo, Abdul Rahman., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Caulker, Caroline., X-ray Technician, 1.11.14. Walker, Joseph A., Trade Monitor, 1.12.14. Konneh, Ishaka M., X-ray Technician, 1.11.14. Kpandeba, Ezekiel., X-ray Technician, 1.11.14. Judiciary D apartment Marrah, Kawah S., X-ray Technician,1.11.14. Sesay, Fatmata, Court Clerk, 1.1.15. Rogers, Benjamin M., X-ray Technician, 1.11.14. Daniel, Davidson, Messenger, 1.1.15. Sakpa, Abdul., X-ray Technician,1.11.14. Sensie, Lahai, Messenger, 1.1.15. Tucker, Augustine., X-ray Technician,1.11.14. Ministry of Health and Sanitation Fokoh, Harris E., Community Health Officer, 1.1.14. Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development French, Thomas, Community Health Officer, 1.10.14. Conteh, Lamin., Driver, 1.3.14. Harding, Bockarie., Community Health Officer, 1.10.14. Kallon, Deborah, Community Health Officer, 1.10.14. Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs Mbayoh, Emmanuel C., Community Health Officer, Sama, Patrick M., Assistant Secretary , 1.1.14. 1.10.14. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING DEPARTMENT, SIERRA LEONE Annual Subscription:-Inland-Le350,000.00, 0verseas-Le2,750,000.00 To be purchased from the Government Bookshop, Wallace Johnson Street, Freetown. Price:-Le5,000.00 G.P. 0/11/15/1,200/2.15. 30 SIERRA LEONE GAZETTE 5th February, 2015 Ministry of Works, Housing and Infrastructure Mansaray, Mohamed, Assistant Superintendent, retired Bangura, Alhaji M., Driver, 1.12.14. on pension, 1.2.14. Samura, Hassan, Assistant Superintendent, retired on Confirmation of Appointment pension, 1.2.14. Accountant Genaral’s Department Kargbo, Samuel, Assistant Superintendent of Prison, Bangura, Alimamy, Assistant Accountant, 13.3.13. Turay, Elizabeth, Data Entry Operator, 13.3.13. retired on pension, 29.10.14. Kargbo, Frank, chief officer class i, retired on pension, Bangura, Tejan M., Human Resource Officer, 1.6.13. 10.10.12. Ministry of Agriculture Forestry and Food Security Morsay, Sahr P., Administrative Officer, 31.10.13. Ministry of Local Government and Rural Developmenmt Koroma, Konkofa, Labourer, retired on pension, 8.1.14. Ministry of Defence Williams, Esther E. M., Librarian, 1.7.13. Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs Bah, Fatmata J., First Grade Clerk, retired on pension, Ministry of Finance and Economic Development 31.7.14. Bassie, Magbindi T., Administrative Officer, 31.10.13. Brima, Yankuba, Assistant Auditor, 10.8.12. Ministry of Labour and Social Security Tarawalie, Philip A., Assistant Auditor, 31.7.12. Octavia, Mildred L., Second Grade Clerk, retired on Kamara, Mohamed A. S., Auditor, 31.7.12. pension, 20.2.14. samura, suliaman A., Auditor, 31.7.12. Ministry of Water Resources Sandy, Saffa, Auditor, 31.7.12. Sillia, Momoh, Pump Attendant, retired on pension, Turay, Alhassan, Auditor, 31.7.12. 4.7.14. Ministry of Labour and Social Security Ministry of Works, Housing and Infrastructure Amara, Patrick B., Administrative Officer,3 1.8.12. Cole, Austin, Leading Hand Plumber, retired on pension, Human Resource Management Office 31.7.14. Kamara, Kinnie M., Senior Records Officer, 1.7.10. Samuels, Harold, Leading Hand Plumber, retired on pension, 27.8.13. Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development Samura, Saidu, Mason, retired on pension, 19.6.14. Koroma, Konkofa, Labourer, retired on pension, 8.1.14. Promotion OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Judiciary Department Kamara, Peter M., Administrative Assistant, 1.3.14. Govt. Notice No. 25 OP/37 Vol. VI Kpakiwa, Edith, Assistant Registrar, 1.3.14. PUBLIC HOLIDAYS ACT Roberts, Sylvia , Assistant Registrar, 1.3.14. Bangura, Ansumana, First Grade Clerk, 1.3.14. under the provision of section 2 of the Public Grant, Phillipa, First Grade clerk, 1.3.14. Holidays Act, Cap 58, the Office of the President wishes Songa, Kadijatu, First Grade Clerk, 1.3.14. to inform the General Public that the following day Kamara, Kelfala, Second Grade Clerk, 1.3.14. will be observed as Public Holiday throughout the Saffa, Barber S., Senior Messenger, 1.3.14. Republic of Sierra Leone. Samba, Femusu E., Administrative Officer, 31.10.13. Kargbo, Saidu, Senior Records Officer, 1.7.12. Wednesday, 18th February, 2015- Armed Forces Day Ministry of Transport and Aviation umaro conteh , Coomber, Bashiru, Administrative Officer, 31.10.13. for: Secretary to the President. Sesay, Abu Bakarr S., Meteorological Observer 1.7.13. State House, Tower Hill Left the Sierra Leone Civil Service Freetown . Ministry of Agriculture Forestry and Food Security Alusine, Kamara, crop Protection operator, retired on pension, 22.9.14. Govt. Notice No. 12 Sesay, Moses, Driver, retired on pension, 19.7.13. Barrie, Ibrahim B., Second Grade Clerk, retired on citation pension, 6.6.12. Regina, Abibu, Second Grade Clerk, retired on pension, In the High Court of Sierra Leone 4.13.13. Ministry of Defence In re the Estate of Abu Bakarr Adams, (Deceased) Kargbo, Idrissa, Carpenter, retired on pension, 17.3.14. intestate. Ministry of Education Science and Technology To the widower /next of kin, executors or beneficiaries of Godwin, Samba B., Assistant Director, retired on Abu Bakarr (deceased), late of No. 34 Goderich Street, pension, 11.4.14. Freetown in the Western Area of the Republic of Sierra Ransolina, Gray, First Grade Clerk, retired on pension, Leone. 10.4.14. Take notice that I have received information that the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources above-named deceased died at Freetown aforesaid, cole, Philip, Enumerator, retired on pension, 21.10.13. intestate, leaving property. Ministry of Health and Sanitation Now, therefore , pursuant to the Administration of Jiah, Brima, Driver, retired on pension, 25.9.14. Estates Act, 1960, you are hereby cited within one Sankoh, John O. S., District Environment Health calendar month from the date of publication thereof Superintendent, retired on pension, 12.11.13. to come into the Probate Jurisdiction of the High Court Kaprie, Meindy, Mental Attendant, retired on pension, of Sierra Leone and show cause why an Order should 25.9.14. not be made for the Administrator and Registrar-General Bangura, Amadu, Public Health Aide, retired on pension, to administer the estate of the said deceased. 25.10.13. And take notice that in default of your so coming in High Court and showing cause to the satisfaction of a Judge. I Williams, Nathaniel, Librarian, retired on pension, will apply for such Order for administration. 8.1.14. Dated the 10th day of February, 2015. Sierra Leone Correctional Centre Coker, George R., Assistant Superintendent, retired on pension, 1.2.14. haja mariama seray KALLAY, Administrator and Registrar-General. Kargbo, Momoh, Assistant Superintendent, retired on pension, 1.2.14. AG/66/2015 5th February, 2015 sierra leone gazette 31 NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) Govt. Notice No. 26 PRESS RELEASE The National Electoral Commission wishes to make the following announcement for Village Head Elections held on 29th June 2013: 1. Uncontested- Charlotte Village By the powers vested in me, as National Returning Officer, I hereby declare King Catherine K. as sole candidate, duly elected Head of Charlotte Village. 2. Contested- Russell Village District Village Total Polling Name of Total Valid Stations Candidates Votes obtained Reported Western Area John, Jesse Olu 212 Rural District Russell 2 Lacan, Nathaniel 219 In exercise, therefore, of the powers conferred on me as National Returning Officer by Section 94 Sub Section 4 of the Public Elections Act, 2012 I hereby declare Lacan Nathaniel who having polled 2 19, the highest number of valid votes cast duly elected Head of Russell Village in the Western Area Rural District. CHRISTIANA A. M. THORPE (DR.), Chief Electoral Commissioner/ Chairperson National Returning Officer National Electoral Commission. DECLARATION OF RESULTS A.
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