Local Council Ward Boundary Delimitation Report

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April 2008

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION Sierra Leone

Volume One

February 2008

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword 1

Executive Summary 3

Introduction 5

Stages in the Ward Boundary Delimitation Process 7

Stage One: Establishment of methodology including drafting of regulations 7

Stage Two: Allocation of Local Councils seats to localities 13

Stage Three: Drawing of Boundaries 15

Stage Four: Sensitization of Stakeholders and General Public 16

Stage Five: Implement Ward Boundaries 17

Conclusion 18

APPENDICES A. Database for delimiting wards for the 2008 Local Council Elections 20

B. Methodology for delimiting ward boundaries using GIS technology 21 B1. Brief Explanation of Projection Methodology 22

C. Highest remainder allocation formula for apportioning seats to

localities for the Local Council Elections 23

D. List of Tables Allocation of 475 Seats to 19 Local Councils using the highest remainder method 24

25% Population Deviation Range 26

Ward Numbering format 27

Summary Information on Wards 28

E. Local Council Ward Delimitation Maps showing: 81

(i) Wards and Population

i (ii) Wards, Chiefdoms and sections

EASTERN REGION

1. Kailahun District Council 81

2. Kenema City Council 83

3. Kenema District Council 85

4. Koidu/New Sembehun City Council 87

5. Kono District Council 89

NORTHERN REGION

6. Makeni City Council 91

7. Bombali District Council 93

8. Kambia District Council 95

9. Koinadugu District Council 97

10. Port Loko District Council 99

11. Tonkolili District Council 101

SOUTHERN REGION 12. Bo City Council 103 13. Bo District Council 105 14. Bonthe Municipal Council 107 15. Bonthe District Council 109 16. Moyamba District Council 111 17. Pujehun District Council. 113

WESTERN REGION 18. Western Area Rural District Council 115 19. Freetown City Council 117

ii Forward The delineation of wards that will subsequently be used for the conduct of Local Go vernment Elections is one of NEC’s mandates (Sections 2 & 10 of the Electoral Laws Act, 2002 and Local Government Act 2004, part 1 preliminary).

However, since 1956, Ward Boundaries have not been delineated. Therefore, NEC has undertaken to redraw the ward boundaries in readiness for the conduct of the forthcoming Local Government Elections.

In the process of the delineation of the ward boundaries, population was taken as t he key factor. However, various other factors were taken into account and they include: • means of communication • topography • density of population • distribution of different communities • areas and boundaries of chiefdoms and other administrative and traditional are a

Consultations were held with the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Local Government an d Rural Development, the Political Parties Registration Commission (PPRC), the Sier ra Leone Police. A public consultative meeting held at the British Council Hall on the 17th January attracted political parties and civil society organizations. This as followed by a Press briefing held at NEC’s headquarters on the 1st of February, 2 008. Pre‐legislative discussion sessions were held with Members of Parliament (MPs) on the 20th February and 5th March 2008. During which time a number of amendments and alterations where proposed by MPs and addressed. The present report is a reflection of the amendments and alterations. The Ward Boundary Delimitation reports (Volumes 1 and 2) where formally before parliament on the 11 March 2008 for a period of 21 days for debate and approval.

On the 20th March 2008 a Private Members Motion was put before Parliament requesting a rejection of the Word Boundaries Delimitation document laid before Parliament by NEC, demanding that the Commission holds consultations at local authority level and draw new wards. The honorable Speaker of Parliament on the 8th April 2008 gave his ruling dismissing the Motion, on the note that it was incorrectly address to the Clerk of Parliament as Per Standing Order 25 (2).

The Work Boundaries Delimitation document was subsequently past into law at 12:30 pm legalizing the document.

1 Regional and District consultative meetings, country‐wide, are on going; during which stakeholders and voters are been educated about the delimitation process in general and the new ward boundaries in particular.

NEC is grateful for the continued moral and financial support from the Government of Sierra Leone, our International Development Partners and the UN System in Sierra Leone.

We would like to express our profound gratitude to Statistics Sierra Leone (SSL), with which NEC signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the 200 8 Local Government Ward Boundary Delimitation, for its immense cooperation and contribution to what has been achieved so far.

With the successful completion of the Ward Boundary Delimitation which meets in ternational standards for transparency and fairness, NEC would have ministered to another vital democratic need.

Dr. Christiana Thorpe Chief Electoral Commissioner/Chairperson National Electoral Commission (NEC)

2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.

The Local Government Act, 2004, requires Local Government Elections to take place every four years in Sierra Leone. The last Local Government Elections were conducted in May 2004 hence, the Commission has scheduled the 5th July 2008 to conduct the next Local Government Elections for 19 local councils (i.e. five City Councils: one in the Freetown Municipality called Freetown City Council, one each in Bo, Makeni, Koidu‐New Sembehun and Kenema Cities; one Municipal Council, in the Municipality of Bonthe; and thirteen District Councils, one in each of the 12 provincial districts and the Western Area Rural District). According to the Local Government Act 2004, local elections are to be ward‐based. The complete redrawing or delimitation of all local council wards in the 19 localities created under the Act will precede the next Local Government Elections. Electoral boundary delimitation (of constituencies and wards) for the 2007 Parliamentary and 2008 Local Government Elections is the ‘sixth step’ in the National Electoral Commission’s (NEC) “seven steps” electoral reform package, approved on 17th May 2005. Both the Electoral Laws Act, 2002, and the Local Government Act, 2004, assign the task of drawing ward boundaries to NEC. Ward boundaries have not been delimited since 1956 and the old wards used to conduct the 2004 elections varied dramatically in population. Therefore, NEC’s ward delimitation exercise became imperative to satisfy not only the legal requirements, but also to address the demographic changes that have taken place in the old wards. In accordance with the existing delimitation practice, the Commission followed five stages in the ward boundary delimitation process, which are explained in this report. The ward delimitation process proved to be less complicated than the parliamentary constituency delimitation process, embarked on by the Commission in 2005‐2006, in two important ways: • the delimitation database was essentially already in place (the electronic database prepared by Statistics Sierra Leone for the constituency drawing exercise was, with some modifications, used for delimiting wards), • the capacity of NEC to undertake this exercise was greater this time. However, there was considerably less time and far more wards than there were constituencies to be drawn. Additional constraints included: i. the absence of a legal framework to guide the ward drawing process ii. a pre‐existing voter registration list that included only district, Parliamentary constituency and administrative section information

3 for each voter and therefore necessitated that sections not be divided in the creation of wards. This report is divided into two volumes; Volume one gives an overview of the entire process, including summary information on each of the 394 Wards and the ward maps. Volume two comprises the Meets and Bounds i.e. the report that describes the physical boundaries of the electoral wards for the Local Government Elections, including draft Statutory Instruments relating to the establishment of each locality and a “Schedule” comprising the description of each ward. The process of delimiting electoral wards would not have succeeded without the cooperation and participation of all stakeholders, especially Statistics Sierra Leone (SSL), Line Ministries and Departments like the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Local Government and Rural Development, Law Officers Department, the general public, and our International partners, particularly UNDP; NEC is highly appreciative of this support. We the under mentioned Commissioners of the National Electoral Commission have great pleasure in submitting these reports to Parliament for approval of the proposed new ward boundaries for the 2008 Local Government Elections.

Introduction The National Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone (NEC) is the sole authority with the Constitutional mandate (under section 33 of the 1991 Constitution, Act No. 6 of 1991) to prepare and conduct all public elections (i.e. Presidential, Parliamentary, Local Government Elections and referenda.

The Local Government Act 2004 requires Local Government Elections to take place every four years in Sierra Leone. The last Local Government Elections were conducted in May 2004; the next Local Government Elections must be conducted in 2008. Following the successful conduct of the 2007 Presidential and Parliamentary elections, the National Electoral Commission (NEC) has turned its attention to organizing the 2008 Local Government Elections; for 19 local councils (i.e. five City Councils, one in the Freetown Municipality called Freetown City Council, and recently, one each in Bo, Makeni, Koidu‐New Sembehun and Kenema cities; one Municipal Council, in the Municipality of Bonthe; and thirteen District Councils, one in each of the 12 provincial districts and the Western Area Rural District)

According to the Local Government Act 2004, local elections are to be ward‐based.

The Electoral Laws Act 2002 assigns the task of drawing ward boundaries to the NEC1. The Local Government Act 2004 (Act No. 1 of 2004) also assigns the task of drawing local council ward boundaries to the NEC2.However, there are very few legal requirements to guide NEC during this process; as neither the Electoral Laws Act 2002 nor the Local Government Act 2004 list any criteria for delimiting wards.

The next Local Government Elections will be preceded by the complete redrawing or delimitation of all local council wards in the 19 localities created under the Act.

Resolution No. 1 of 17th May 2005 passed by the Commission adopted a comprehensive electoral reform programme called Electoral Reform Matrix, based on seven (7) steps. Electoral boundary delimitation (of constituencies and ward

1 Section 1 of the Electoral Laws Act 2002 defines “ward” as “one of the areas into which Sierra Leone is divided for the purpose of registration and includes chiefdoms designated as wards by the Electoral Commission; while Section 2 of the said Act, states: “For the purpose of registering electors for the election of the President of Sierra Leone, Parliament and members of a local authority, the Electoral Commission may, by order made by statutory instrument, divide Sierra Leone into wards” Section 10 of the same Act further states: “The Electoral Commission may from time to time divide any ward into such registration areas (hereinafter referred to as sub-wards) within such ward as it may deem necessary for the proper execution of its duties”.

2 A “Ward” means an area within a locality which is delineated and designated by the National Electoral Commission for the purpose of electing a Councilor to a local council (part 1 preliminary of the Local Government Act 2004)

5 boundaries) for the 2007 Parliamentary and 2008 Local Government Elections is the “sixth step” in the NEC’s “seven steps” electoral reform package. Between August and November 2006, NEC successfully completed the delimitation process of 112 Parliamentary constituencies used to conduct the 11th August 2007 Parliamentary Elections. The next phase of the boundary delimitation process is the delimitation of ward boundaries prior to the 2008 Local Government Elections.

NEC’s justification to redraw ward boundaries afresh is based on the following reasons:

• Local Council wards were last drawn in 1956 with some amendments made here and there by Public Order Notices;

• A complete review of the existing ward boundaries (including the said amendments) has not been done to take care of population differences since 1972, when District Councils were abolished. Due to limited timeframe and the non availability of accurate population data, through a population census3, the 2004 Local Government Elections were conducted using the old wards.

• Because of the disparity of population in each ward, the old wards are not suitable to conduct the 2008 Local Government Elections. Thus, the need to draw new wards with roughly equal population.

• To fulfill its legal obligation, NEC undertook to redraw these electoral divisions.

The issue of ward boundary delimitation is extremely significant. It is however, expensive, highly technical, politically sensitive and time consuming. As already stated, Delimitation of Local Council Ward boundaries should precede all electoral tasks i.e. Updating the Voters Register, Nomination, Polling or Counting. Delimitation of ward boundaries facilitates, among others, the following:

• Eligible citizens to register/re‐register within predetermined polling centers/stations;

• Political parties and prospective candidates to become familiar with the demography of the respective electoral wards in which they intend to contest, and thus makes campaign activities easier.

3 Statistics Sierra Leone (SSL) successfully completed its population and housing census early January 2005

6 STAGES IN THE WARD BOUNDARY DELIMITATION PROCESS

The Commission adopted the following stages in the ward boundary delimitation process:

Stage One: Establish Methodology, Including the Drafting of Regulations

A methodology for delimiting wards was devised prior to the drawing phase of the process. The methodology included:

1. developing an operations plan for conducting the ward delimitation exercise

The Commission’s operational plan incorporates the following items:

• Objective of the plan;

• Staffing requirements – the delimitation process required staff with the requisite training to (1) draw the ward boundaries, (2) conduct the public consultations and (3) produce the final report

• Schedule – The time frame for this process is very short – in order to move forward with operational planning for the local elections, the ward delimitation process has to be completed by 29th February 2008.4

• Budget – Since ward delimitation process can be an expensive process, a comprehensive budget for the entire process had to be prepared.

1.1 Objective of the ward boundary delimitation exercise

The operational plan provides a detailed overview of the ward boundary delimitation process and timeline for the Local Government Elections; it serves as a guideline for the successful implementation of the process, which ensures the following:

• All the necessary interdependent activities and tasks were identified and sequenced;

• These activities meet all legal, regulatory and procedural requirements and deadlines;

• Responsibilities for the various tasks connected with the process were assigned and performed by the responsible individuals and institutions;

4 To facilitate the allocation of voters to their assigned wards, the ward delimitation process has to be completed before any voter registration update exercise commences.

7 • In order to ensure that the ward boundary delimitation process was as accurate, efficient, transparent and non‐partisan as possible; NEC works closely with the Executive arm of government, the Law Officers Department, the Legislature, and other appropriate Ministries, Department(s) and Agencies (MDA’s), especially Statistics Sierra Leone and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Local Government and Rural Development.

• The delimitation of 394 local council wards, in a transparent and credible manner, with population being the major factor, well in advance of the 2008 Local Government Elections.

• Redrawn wards will have nearly equal population as is reasonably practicable; with the only exception being wards drawn to meet other laid down criteria and any other “extra ordinary circumstances” such as: nesting wards within parliamentary constituencies, while keeping the latter intact as well as Chiefdoms, and Sections.

1.2 Staffing requirements for the delimitation process.

As already stated, the ward boundary delimitation process required staff with the requisite training and skills to do the following:

• Draw the local council ward boundaries;

• Plan and conduct public consultations on the draft ward boundaries; and,

• Produce the final ward boundary delimitation report, including the Meets and Bounds, and ward maps.

Of course, Statistics Sierra Leone (SSL) already has staff with the requisite skills and experience to carry out the process. Moreover, the capacity of NEC to undertake the process has been enhanced since some staff already have the experience gained during the constituency boundaries delimitation process.

In spite of these advantages, the timeframe for redrawing the wards was extremely tight as there were more wards to draw (394) than there were constituencies in 2006(112). In order to move forward with operational planning for the local elections, the ward delimitation process has to be completed by 29th February 2008.5

5 To facilitate the allocation of voters to their assigned wards, the ward delimitation process has to be completed before any voter registration update exercise commences.

8 To expedite the process SSL set up two computer stations at their office at A. J. Momoh Street; with the required data, GIS software and with the required number of technicians who worked with designated NEC staff on a daily basis throughout the period. One computer station with the required staff compliment (both from SSL and NEC) delimited wards in two regions (North and western regions), while another computer station with the required staff delimited wards in the Southern‐ Eastern regions.

The delimitation process of all the wards in the respective regions and the description of their boundaries (i.e. meets and bounds) went on simultaneously. The entire process was routinely supervised by the Electoral Commissioner Northern Region (ECNR), who has oversight responsibility for boundary delimitation issues, who in turn briefed his colleague Commissioners. The Director of Operations coordinated the exercise and reported to the Executive Secretary. The Commissioners and the Executive Secretary paid random visit to the delimitation station at SSL to check on the progress of the work.

1.3 Accomplishment during the timeframe

The timeframe for accomplishing ward delimitation was short, by necessity; as local elections have been scheduled for 5th July 2008. NEC accomplished during the ward delimitation process.

December 2007

• Met with SSL to produce Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and design delimitation database

• Prepared operational plan;

• Drafted regulations for the ward boundary delimitation process;

• Oversee the SSL‐produced final database (integrating population projection data with the shape files for each of the territorial units).

January, 2008

• Drew 394 wards within the 19 localities with technical assistance provided by SSL;

• Modified regulations to reflect anomalies uncovered during line‐drawing process;.

• Reviewed all wards to ensure they met the established criteria and that the process and the final product met international standards

9 February/March, 2008

• Prepared maps and accompanying descriptive reports for the wards in each locality (with SSL assistance) i.e. Meets and Bounds;

• Draft report prepared.

• Held two pre‐legislative discussion sessions with parliament on the 20th February and 5th March 2008, during which some number of amendments and alterations were proposed by Members of Parliament and addressed.

• Complete draft report and submit to Parliament for approval (11th March 2008);

• Complete and print final report

• Undertake public education/sensitization.

1.4 Delimitation Budget

The delimitation can be an extensive process. There was thus the need to come up with a budget that covered all aspects of the delimitation process; especially cost of materials and maps, institution fee for SSL, cost of nationwide public consultations on draft ward boundaries. The boundary delimitation budget is part of the entire local government elections budget which was presented to the Government of Sierra Leone (GOSL) and the donor community. Following the signing of memorandum of understanding between NEC and SSL on the 29th November 2007, the latter presented a budget to NEC comprising cost of materials and institution fee for SSL.

2. Identifying the necessary components of the delimitation database and securing agreement from Statistics Sierra Leone to produce this database

2.1 Delimitation Database

An initial meeting between NEC and Statistics Sierra Leone (SSL) produced a Memorandum of Understanding, whereby SSL agreed to supply a delimitation database and technical assistance to NEC for ward delimitation (similar to the assistance provided by SSL during the parliamentary constituency delimitation process).

Subsequent meetings on 30 November and 5 December 2007 established the database requirements in detail. In addition, a method for projecting total

10 population figures down to the census enumeration area was agreed upon,6 and the deadline of 15th December 2007 for preparing the database was negotiated. (See Appendix A for a list of items included in the ward delimitation database and appendix B for a very brief description of the methodology employed to produce 2008 population projections.)

However, there was considerably less time and far more wards (394) than there were constituencies to be drawn.7 Additional constraints included the

a) Absence of a legal framework to guide the ward drawing process; and

b) A pre‐existing voter registration list that included only district, parliamentary constituency and administrative section information for each voter and therefore necessitated that section not be divided in the creation of wards.8

2.2 Technical assistance for the delimitation process.

The process of electoral boundary delimitation (whether for parliamentary constituencies or local council wards) is a highly technical, time consuming and expensive venture. Thus, in order to delimit the aforementioned 112 constituencies in a transparent and credible manner, NEC sought the technical expertise of an international electoral boundary delimitation expert Dr. Lisa R Handley, who was contracted by the UNDP and worked closely with staff of SSL and NEC.

Given the technicality of the delimitation process, and the Commission being a newly restructured one, the same technical expertise used for delimiting the aforementioned 112 constituency boundaries was again used for the ward boundary delimitation process. NEC again sought the technical assistance of the UNDP contracted boundary delimitation expert in the person of Dr. Lisa R Handley; who, in collaboration with SSL undertook delimitation of wards and provided the necessary maps.

3. Drafting regulations for guiding the ward delimitation process

Since the Constitution and the Electoral Laws Act 2002, as well as the Local Government Act 2004, are essentially silent on how ward delimitation should be

6 The NEC decided to use 2008 population projections, rather than the slightly outdated 2004 census data, to create wards. 7 The drawing phase of the constituency delimitation exercise produced 112 constituencies across 14 districts – and required about three weeks to complete. The ward delimitation process entailed the drawing of 394 wards across 19 localities. 8 Assigning voters to wards is straightforward so long as sections remain intact since the section in which each voter resides is known and has been recorded. However, if sections are divided, it is far more problematic to assign voters to the correct ward, especially in urban areas where voters – and election administrators – are unable to associate the split sections with specific villages.

11 conducted, regulations were drafted to guide the process. These regulations established the number of local councilors to be elected and also included a formula for allocating council seats to each of the localities as well as the criteria to be taken into account when drawing the ward boundaries.

Although no legal criterion was established, in the spirit of equitable distribution for delineating ward boundaries in the Constitution or the Local Government Act, it was reasonable to assume that many of the same standards that applied to parliamentary constituency boundaries are also applicable to ward boundaries.

According to Section 38 (3) of the 1991 Constitution, “the boundaries of each constituency shall be such that the number of inhabitants thereof is as nearly equal to the population quota as is reasonably practicable”. This Section also mandate the NEC to consider the following factors when delineating constituency boundaries:

• the means of communication,

• geographic features,

• density of population,

• the distribution of different communities, and

• the areas and boundaries of the Chiefdoms and other administrative or traditional areas.

In addition to the above listed factors, the NEC also established a 25 percent population deviation tolerance limit for constituencies – no constituency should be more than 25 percent above or below the population quota within a specific district. As a result, the draft regulations were modified slightly to allow multimember wards in all city/municipal councils and population deviations of more than 25 percent in “extraordinary circumstances”. This variance was in line with the international Best Practices (Standards).

All of these considerations were taken into account in drawing up the ward delimitation regulations. In addition, the regulations reflected previous local election practice. The 2004 local elections produced 475 councillors, elected from 394 wards – most of which were single‐member wards. There were, however, multimember districts in each of the six City/Municipal Councils: Kenema City Council, Koidu/New Sembehun City Council, Makeni City Council, Bo City Council, Bonthe Municipal Council, and Freetown City Council. The draft regulations:

• adopted the same number of councilors (475),

12 • contained a formula for apportioning these councillors to localities on the basis of population (the Highest Remainder Method),

• acknowledged that most councillors would be elected from single‐member wards,

• incorporated a method for determining when multimember wards would be employed to elect councillors.

During the actual drawing phase of the ward delimitation exercise, glitches were uncovered, necessitating very minor modifications of the draft regulations – all relating to the need to keep administrative sections intact when creating wards. This is explained in more detail in the discussion write‐up regarding “stage four” of the delimitation process, below.

Stage Two: Allocate Local Council Seats to Localities

Neither the 1991 Constitution nor the law (including the Electoral Laws Act 2002 and the Local Government Act 2004) establishes a definitive number of local councillors. The Local Government Act 2004 does, however, specify that there should be no fewer than 12 local councillors for every locality (section 4(3) of the Local Government Act 2004).

The Commission deemed it fit to retain 475 since there was no valid reason for deviating from 2004 number. Though it was possible to allocate the local council seats to localities on the basis of population, similar to the approach of allocating parliamentary constituencies to districts, the Commission believed that, first the total number of seats to be awarded must be determined. The 2004 local elections produced 475 local councillors and, given no compelling reason to modify this number, the NEC decided to incorporate within the regulations a requirement that 475 local councillors be elected. The Ministry of Local Government, Internal Affairs and Rural Development endorsed this approach in a meeting held on 4th December 2007.

The most logical choice for apportioning local council seats to each of the 19 localities is the Highest Remainder Method – the same method adopted by the NEC for apportioning parliamentary seats to districts. In this case, however, the formula had to be modified by the Commission to accommodate the requirement of a minimum of 12 seats in each locality. Table 1, attached to this report, reflects the results of applying this approach to 2008 population projections for each locality. (See Appendix C for a verbal description of the Highest Remainder Method). However, during the aforementioned pre‐legislative discussions with Members of Parliament (MPs) a number of amendments and alterations were made to the allocation to accommodate requests of some parliamentarians (see

13 table 1A). for example unanimous submission by all eleven (11) MPs in the Kenema district, total seats in the Kenema City Council have been reduced from 17 to 12 (excluding the chair), because the City has relatively more basic social and economic infrastructures and easily accessible than the rural areas in the district.

The five councilor seats deducted from the City Council have been distributed to “poorly resourced” chiefdoms as follows (thus making 5 multi‐member wards in Kenema District):

Koya Chiefdom – Ward 58: 1 + 1 = 2 Councilors (multi member ward) to satisfy means of communication as the Moa river divides the chiefdom into two (2)

Langrama/Niawa Chiefdoms – Ward 55: 1 + 1 = 2 councilors (multi member wards) for administrative reasons

Fallay/Sei sections in the Lower Bambara Chiefdom ‐ ward 38: 1 + 1 = 2 councilors (Multi member wards) to satisfy communication reasons

Kagbado Kambuima section in the Nongowa Chiefdom ward 34: 1 + 1 = 2 councilors (Multi member wards) because of size

Simbaru Chiefdom which previously had two wards (47 and 48) in the original distribution have been reduced to one ward; but one councilor seat added i.e. 1 + 1 = 2 councilors (Multi member ward).

By the above arrangement the district council now has 24 single member wards and 5 multi member wards (29 wards), without actually increasing the total number of wards.

The City Council continues to have three multi member wards with each ward returning four councilors (i.e. 17 – 5 = 12)

Employing a national population quota to allocate local council seats to localities produced a range in council size from 12 (the minimum) for the Bonthe Municipal Council to 50 councillors (including the Chairperson) for the Freetown City Council. Some localities lost seats relative to the number they had in 2004 (e.g., the District Councils of Kenema, Port Loko, Bo and Moyamba), while others – especially Freetown, Bo, Kenema, Koidu New‐Sembehun City Councils –gained council seats). Against this background, the Commission thought it fit to explain to stakeholders as to why and how Council seats were reallocated. This explanation is carried out by holding press conferences and meetings with Stakeholders including, the Sierra

14 Leone Police, the Ministry of Local Government, Internal Affairs and Rural Development and the political parties.

Stage Three: Draw Ward Boundaries

Once council seats were apportioned to localities, the boundaries encompassing these seats were drawn. As was the case during the parliamentary delimitation exercise, this exercise was conducted using computers and GIS software, with the database and technical assistance provided by SSL.

The Commission took the decision to nest wards within the parliamentary constituencies – that is, create wards such that they are wholly contained within constituency boundaries. This approach was adopted for a couple of reasons, the most important being that a comprehensive public hearing process accompanied the constituency drawing exercise which confirmed that the parliamentary constituency boundaries were as acceptable to stakeholders as possible, with the following requirements;

1. that the constituencies be as equal in population as practicable.

2. the nesting of wards within constituencies helps voters and candidates identify their wards.

3. promote a more accurate election planning operation.

The methodology employed for drawing wards was as follows:

1. Allocate councillor seats to localities on the basis of population, using the Highest Remainder Method.

2. Allocate councillor seats within each locality to the parliamentary constituencies within that locality. (This was also done on the basis of population, using the Highest Remainder Method.)

3. Draw the allotted wards within each constituency, keeping administrative sections intact and taking into account Chiefdom boundaries.

The drawing was done by assigning clearly‐defined territorial units (Chiefdoms, sections and if necessary, enumeration areas) to wards. Administrative sections were used as the building blocks for wards because

(1) voters can usually identify the section in which they reside and

(2) the voter registration list was compiled incorporating only district, constituency and section information for each voter – assigning voters to

15 wards with any accuracy must be done using only this information unless a compete re‐registration exercise is conducted.9

Ultimately, initially only three new sections had to be split (one in Lower Bambara Chiefdom, Kenema District and two in Western Area Rural District‐see foot note 11) to create wards simply because their respective populations were significantly in excess of the population quota.10 However, in order to accommodate the amendments made by parliament in the aforementioned pre‐legislative discussion sessions, a few sections were split in Kenema district.

In some instances, preserving sections intact meant exceeding the population quota by more than 25 percent. It also meant that all city/municipal councils other than Freetown City retained multimember wards (because the section populations varied too dramatically within these localities to keep sections intact, unless multimember wards were employed).

Although a concerted effort was made to award Chiefdoms individual wards (including allowing population deviations slightly greater than 25 percent in some cases), a number of Chiefdoms were too large or too small in population to be included within a single ward. However, based on the fact that wards were nested within parliamentary constituency boundaries, and the constituency drawing process was accompanied by an extensive public hearing process that involved meeting with Chiefdom elders, the NEC is confident that the affected Chiefdoms will recognize the need for their division across wards or their inclusion with other Chiefdoms in a single ward.

A detailed review of the newly drawn ward boundaries and their populations by the Boundary Delimitation Consultant in collaboration with the technical staff of both NEC and SSL indicated that almost all of the wards fell within the 25 percent population range. Those that did not fall within this range did so for one of two “extraordinary circumstances” (in order to provide as many Chiefdom as possible with individual wards, and to keep as many sections as possible from being divided);11 or to accommodate parliamentarians proposed amendments/alterations.

Stage Four: Sensitization of Stakeholders and General Public

9 A compete re-registration exercise is not possible at this point in time, because the 2007 register is just nearly one year 10 A number of sections were split during the parliamentary constituency drawing exercise and these splits were maintained during the ward delimitation process because constituency boundaries were not crossed. 11 Only three sections that had not previously been divided during the parliamentary constituency drawing process were divided by ward boundaries: one in Kenema District (the divided section has a population of over 34,000 – far too large to form a single ward) and two in the Western Rural District (both of which also had substantial populations).

16 Following the completion of the drawing phase of the ward boundaries, the Commission held a series of press conferences and meetings to sensitize stakeholders and the public on the ward delimitation process.12 The primary purpose of the sensitization program was to inform voters and candidates what the new ward boundaries are. In addition, stakeholders were educated on the Ward Boundary Delimitation process:

• why the wards were redrawn,

• the steps undertaken to redraw them,

• the method by which council seats were allocated to the localities (and why some localities gained seats and others lost seats),

• the calculation of a national and locality population quota and

• the establishment of a tolerance limit of 25 percent around the locality population quota, including the exceptional or extraordinary circumstances.

Stage Five: Implement Ward Boundaries

Final Report: Once the delimitation is complete, a final report was prepared. The report contains:

• an overview of the entire ward boundary delimitation process,

• A list of wards by locality and the component parts of each ward (sections, and, if sections have been divided, enumeration areas),

• A meets and bounds description of each ward (i.e., a listing of streets or other prominent features defining the boundaries of each ward)

• Population reports by ward for each locality, that include the total population of each ward and the population deviation of each of these wards from the locality population quota

• Maps for each of locality showing the ward boundaries and ward population

This information can be produced by the GIS software employed by SSL technical staff to draw the wards.

12 A lengthy public consultation process was however not possible given time constraints, but also probably not necessary. The NEC undertook a comprehensive consultation process last year in conjunction with the parliamentary constituency delimitation process and the wards have been nested within these constituencies hence many concerns have already been addressed.

17 Submission of Report to Parliament: Once the final ward boundaries have been agreed upon, they are submitted to Parliament for approval. There is no time period specified by law in which Parliament must act on this submission. However, if local elections are to be held in July 2008, NEC is hopeful that Parliament will enact the matter with the urgency it deserves.

Assignment of Voters to Wards: once the final ward boundaries have been approved by parliament, the NEC data centre will assign voters to the correct wards.13Voters, as well as candidates, will have to be informed of their ward assignments well in advance of Election Day.

CONCLUSION

It is important that the ward delimitation process be viewed as fair and equitable as best as possible, if the local election results are to be deemed legitimate by stakeholders and voters. This means that the delimitation process must be as accurate, efficient, transparent and non‐partisan as far as possible.

The major challenges facing the NEC when it embarked on the ward delimitation process included the very short timeframe to accomplish the task, designing a ward allocation process that met international standards, sensitizing stakeholders, including MPs, and voters to changes in the boundaries (and to the possible change in the number of local council seats); and handling any logistical problems associated with assigning voters to wards.

A number of these challenges have already been met;

The Commission carried out the delimitation exercise, including the drawing phase of the process, in a very timely manner.

The product is ward boundaries for the entire country that meet international standards.

Logistical problems associated with assigning voters towards have been minimized by keeping administrative sections intact within the new wards.

The following challenges are to be addressed:

Sensitizing MPs, politicians why some districts/localities lost seats relative to the number they had in 2004, and while others gained seats; and why it was not necessary to have an increase in wards and council seats nationally beyond the 2004 level.

13 The fact that sections were kept intact as much as possible will facilitate the process of assigning voters to the correct ward.

18 Parliament to pass ward delimitation bill in a timely manner,

Stakeholders and voters must be educated about the delimitation process in general and the new ward boundaries in specific;

Decision as to how to conduct election in the multimember districts in city/municipal councils must be agreed upon.14

14 Voters in multimember wards can be asked to cast as many votes as there are seats to be filled, or can be limited to less than the number of seats to be filled – in fact, voters can be limited to as few as one vote per council. There are consequences associated with these choices, for example, the number of votes permitted to each voter has implications regarding the electoral system employed and the probability of minority representation on the local council.

19 APPENDIX A

DATABASE FOR DELIMITING WARDS FOR THE 2008 LOCAL ELECTIONS

The NEC required an integrated database with a common coordinate system linking shape files (representing territorial units) to the population data for the 2008 local government boundary delimitation exercise.

Shape files The shape files requested included the following territorial units:

• Districts

• Localities (19 local councils)

• Constituencies (112 parliamentary constituencies)

• Chiefdoms

• Sections

• Enumeration Areas (EAs)

Population Data The database included 2008 population projections (based on the 2004 census) for all administrative levels (see list above). These projections were produced by applying Chiefdom growth rates (calculated using the 1985 and 2004 Chiefdom‐level census population figures) to both the Sections and Enumeration Areas (EAs).

Sections Divided by Constituency Boundaries The integrated database contained polygons reflecting the component parts of the Sections divided by constituency boundaries. Population projections for these polygons were included in the database.

Statistics Sierra Leone was able to prepare this database for NEC in a timely manner, as well as provide technical assistance to the NEC during the line drawing phase of the ward delimitation exercise.

20 APPENDIX B

METHODOLOGY FOR DELIMITING WARD BOUNDARIES USING GIS TECHNOLOGY

The basis for delimiting local council wards was the 2004 population and housing census figures. Since the census was done four years back, arithmetic projection was done up to 2008 for EA and section population figures which were used for the delimitation process. A database was then developed comprising of the above two administrative areas.

The EA and section databases were then linked to EA and section shape files for delimiting wards. With the presence of senior members of NEC and GIS professionals at Statistics Sierra Leone, an interactive process ensued with the selection of one or more sections given the district quota to form a ward. This was achieved by checking the statistics of selected polygons (sections) at any given time to ensure it was within the range of district figure (quota) given. Shape files for each of the wards were then developed with their associated attribute table of wards and projected population within districts.

In most cases, sections were merged to form a ward. In very few cases where a section population was more than the district quota, EA population was used to divide the section into wards as it happened in western area rural and Kenema districts. It is also important to note that wards were confined within sections, chiefdoms and constituencies. There were however few instances where wards crossed chiefdom boundaries. These were situations where all possible options to follow the rules of district quota, communication and Geographic’s proved futile.

The final product comprised of 394 wards in the entire country with population figures. GIS staff in collaboration with NEC staff went further to make detailed description of each ward which was documented by district. A4 maps of all 14 districts comprising of main localities were finally reproduced for submission to a parliamentary committee.

21 APPENDIX B1

BRIEF EXPLANATION OF PROJECTION METHODOLOGY IN THE WARD BOUNDARY DELIMITATION PROCESS

Basically, there are two demographic methods used for projecting future population. These are (i) Mathematical/Relational Method and (ii) Cohort‐Component Method. For the purpose of the ward boundary delimitation, which makes use of only the total population at national and sub‐national levels, the Mathematical/Relational Method was applied.

Mathematical/Relational Method

By this method, population projections are usually based on the extrapolation of past trend into the future. That is, projections are made by extrapolation formulae which range in sophistication from simple arithmetic or geometric progression to the fitting of various kinds of logically selected and mathematically formulated growth curves such as the logistic straight‐line functional relationships. This technique uses total population figures from the past to project future population figures and do not disaggregate the population figures in to age and sex.

Projecting population through an Arithmetic rate of change is quite similar to the intercensal population estimation technique based on interpolation. One begins with a base population, such as the most recent census enumeration, and then adds a constant amount of population increase to the base amount with the resulting total becoming the new base population, as the process continues over the length of the projection period.

The Mathematical Relationship is given below:

Pt = P0 ( r t + 200 ) ( 200 – r t ) Where: Pt is the projected population at the target year

P0 is the base population, i.e. the most recent Census Enumeration r is the intercensal growth rate between the two most recent Censuses

t is the number of years between the base year and the post census target year

22 APPENDIX C

HIGHEST REMAINDER ALLOCATION FORMULA FOR APPORTIONING SEATS TO LOCALITIES FOR LOCAL ELECTIONS

• The allocation of seats to each local council shall be based on the highest remainder method

• Total seats to be allocated= 475 (A total of 394 wards shall be delimited from which 456 Councillors shall be elected on ward basis + 19 Chairpersons/Mayors = 475)

• Every local council shall, however, consist of not less than 12 seats. (S 4(3) Local Government Act 2004)

• Assign 12 council members to each of the 19 localities: one seat for the chairperson/mayor and 11 seats for the councillors. ( As above, twelve seats is the minimum number of seats to be allocated to each locality). A total of 228 seats will be allocated on this basis (i.e. 12 minimum seats allocated x 19 local councils = 228).

• Calculate the national population quota: divide the total population of Sierra Leone by the number of seats still to be allocated: 247 seats. (475 seats minus 228 seats = 247 seats).

• Calculate the representational quotient for each locality by dividing the total population of the locality by the national population quota. This quotient will be a whole number plus some fraction.

• Each locality is awarded a number of seats equal to the whole number contained within the representational quotient.

• The whole numbers are then added up and subtracted from the total number of seats to be apportioned on the basis of population (247).

• The seats that are remaining are then apportioned on the basis of the fractional remainders of the representational quotients – with the highest remainders each getting seats until the requisite number of seats are allocated.

• The total number of seats awarded to each locality is equal to 12 plus the whole number of the representation quotient plus any additional seats that may be awarded on the basis of the highest remainder.

23 12 14 13 10 16 15 17 11 18 19 3 2 1 9 8 7 6 5 4 24 atKnm Kenema Kenema Kailahun Kenema Kenema East Kailahun East East ot oBo Bo South ot ondg Koinadugu Kambia Makeni Koinadugu Bombali Koidu/New Kambia North Kono Bombali North Bombali North North Kono Kono East East ot oteBonthe Bonthe South ot oBo Bo South ot Port North ot oab Moyamba Bonthe Moyamba Bonthe South South ot ueu Pujehun Pujehun South ot okll Tonkolili Tonkolili North etWestern West etWestern West

Region 1. 2. 3. 4. Rural Note:

19 209 456 247

ooPort Loko

(Chairperson/Mayor

(i.e. (i. remaining

Area Area

e. District

475 Table 1:ALLOCATIONOF475LOCALCOUNCILSEATSTO19COUNCILSUSINGHIGHESTREMAINDER METHOD

additional

total Total Council Western Council Freetown

seats

District City

seats Loko

District

for

oni 12 3 Council National

District Mun. District City

Seats

City District District District District Area District

‐ District

seats) allocation, City

District oni 141 41 Council District

19 Sembehun

oni 12 3 Council

oni 12 3 council

oni 929 29 Council oni 12 3 Council

x Rural oni 32 8 Council Chair/Mayor

oni 818 18 Council oni 020 20 Council

oni 848 48 Council

oni 626 26 Council oni 222 22 Council

oni 222 22 council Name of Locality oni 333 33 Council Population

oni 747 47 council

oni 040 40 Council

oni 121 21 Council councils)

District

(i.e.

City

475

seats) Quota

total

9 7 ,2,5 929298456 8 239 209 19 5,324,957 475 394 seats 312 416 Number of wards 2004 elections ‐ 228

[19 Number of councilors

Chairs elected 2004

+ 15946271/3 247 456 21,559 APPENDIX D-1

209 374177 392549 385748 324274 350650 274629 286940 292008 137122 140257 160608 279187 489259 243391 183390 825634 88247 86383 10504 Total population 2008

additional] 11.531 813,363 28 17 17.3563 11 1 11.051 913,536 13,302 29 29 1 18 17 18.2085 17.8931 11 11 1 1 11.461 612,472 26 15 15.0416 11 1 11.601 712,987 27 11,443 24 1 16 16.2650 12 12.7388 11 1 11 1 11.081 411,956 5,883 11,680 24 15 25 1 8,066 17 13 13 4 13.3098 13.5449 4.0934 11 6 11 11 1 6.3605 1 1 11 1 1406 55,759 15 4 4.0069 11 1 1655 87,792 18 1 6 6.5059 11 1 1749 88,923 18 7 7.4499 11 1 11.521 411,633 24 1 12 12.9502 11 1 1047 2875 12 1 0 0.4872 11 1 12.952 414,390 34 1 22 22.6945 11 1 11.881 211,063 22 11 11.2898 11 1 1856 09,170 20 1 8 8.5066 11 1 13.933 916,850 49 38 38.2973 11 1 Chair

)

Minimum allocation of additional councilor seats

Representational Quotient

national 1st Distribution (whole Number only)

population

Added seats based on highest remainder

ut 7,186 quota

Total Councilor Seats (not including Chair)

Locality Population Quota

Number of Wards (including 394 28 29 29 26 27 24 24 25 18 24 34 22 20 49 multimember wards) 3 3 3 3 3 12 10 14 13 16 15 11 17 18 19 9 8 7 Kenema 6 5 Kailahun Kenema 4 East 3 Kailahun 2 East 1 25 ot ondg Koinadugu Kambia Makeni Koinadugu Bombali Koidu/New Kambia North Kono Bombali North Bombali North North Kono Kenema Kono East East Kenema East ot oBo Bo South ot Port North ot oteBonthe Bonthe South ot oBo Bo South ot oab Moyamba Bonthe Moyamba Bonthe South South ot okll Tonkolili Tonkolili North ot ueu Pujehun Pujehun South etWestern West etWestern West

Region 1. 2. 3. 4. Rural Note:

19 209 456 247

ooPort Loko

(Chairperson/Mayor

(i.e. (i. remaining

Area Area

e. District

475 Table 1:ALLOCATIONOF475LOCALCOUNCILSEATSTO19COUNCILSUSINGHIGHESTREMAINDER METHOD

additional

total Total Council Western Council Freetown

seats

District City

seats Loko

District

for

oni 12 3 Council National

District Mun. District City

Seats

City District District District District Area District

‐ District

seats) allocation, City

District oni 141 41 Council District

19 Sembehun

oni 12 3 Council

oni 2172 1630 6 6.3605 11 1 137122 12 3 council

oni 929 29 Council oni 12 3 Council

x Rural oni 32 8 Council Chair/Mayor

oni 818 18 Council oni 020 20 Council

oni 848 48 Council

oni 626 26 Council oni 222 22 Council

oni 222 22 council Name of Locality oni 33 87811 783 712 33229 13,302 29 1 17 17.8931 11 1 385748 33 33 Council Population

oni 747 47 council

oni 040 40 Council

oni 121 21 Council councils)

District

(i.e.

City

475

seats) Quota

total

9 7 ,2,5 929298456 8 239 209 19 5,324,957 475 394 seats 312 416 Number of wards 2004 elections ‐ 228

[19 Number of councilors

Chairs elected 2004

+ 15946271/3 247 456 21,559

209 APPENDIX D 350650 274629 392549 286940 292008 324274 140257 160608 489259 279187 374177 243391 183390 825634 88247 86383 10504 Total population 2008

additional] 11.601 712,987 27 11,443 24 1 16 16.2650 12 12.7388 18 11 18.2085 1 11 11 1 1 11.081 411,956 5,883 11,680 24 15 25 1 13 13 4 13.3098 13.5449 4.0934 11 11 11 1 1 1 1406 55,759 15 4 4.0069 11 1 11.461 612,472 26 15 15.0416 11 1 1655 87,792 18 1 6 6.5059 11 1 1749 88,923 18 7 7.4499 11 1 12.952 414,390 34 1 22 22.6945 11 1 11.521 411,633 24 1 12 12.9502 11 1 1047 2875 12 1 0 0.4872 11 1 11.531 813,363 28 17 17.3563 11 1 11.881 211,063 22 11 11.2898 11 1 1856 09,170 20 1 8 8.5066 11 1 13.933 916,850 49 38 38.2973 11 1 Chair

)

Minimum allocation of additional councilor seats Note: removed District **

Single By

Representational Council

unanimous from Quotient

member

the

seats

decision

(now

wards national City 1st Distribution

Council

making

+ (whole Number only)

of 5

multi the population

seats

11 ‐

member seats).

Kenema

(now Added seats based on highest remainder

Details

remaining ut 7,186 quota

wards

District 34 12

Total Councilor Seats attached.

MPs, (not including Chair) 12)

and 11,546 1473 11,427

seats

added Locality Population Quota

have

the been Number of Wards

** (including 394 28 27 24 29 24 25 26 18 34 24 22 20 49 multimember wards) 3 3 3 3 Table 2: 25% POPULATION DEVIATION RANGE (+ OR -)

EXCEPT IN EXTRA ORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES WARD BOUNDARY DELIMITATION PROCESS 25% (+ or ‐) DEVIATION RANGE FOR 19 LOCALITIES

Name of Locality Locality Deviation ‐25% +25% Population Quota Kailahun District Council 13,302 3325 9976 16627 Kenema District Council 13,536 3384 10152 16920 Kenema City Council 8,066 2017 6050 10083 Kono District Council 11,443 2861 8582 14304 Koidu/New Sembehun City 5,759 1440 4319 7198 Council Bombali District Council 12,987 3247 9740 16234 Makeni City Council 5,883 1471 4413 7354 Kambia District Council 11,680 2920 8760 14600 Koinadugu District Council 11,956 2989 8967 14945 Port Loko District Council 14,390 3598 10793 17988 Tonkolili District Council 13,363 3341 10022 16704 Bo District Council 12,472 3118 9354 15590 Bo City Council 8,923 2231 6692 11154 Bonthe District Council 7,792 1948 5844 9740 Bonthe Municipal Council 875 219 656 1094 Moyamba District Council 11,633 2908 8725 14541 Pujehun District Council 11,063 2766 8297 13829 Western Area Rural District 9,170 2293 6877 11463 Council Freetown City Council 16,850 4213 12637 21063

Table 3: WARD NUMBERING FORMAT

Total councillors seats excluding Region District Name of Locality No of Wards Ward Number chair East Kailahun Kailahun District Council 29 29 1 ‐ 29 East Kenema Kenema City council 17 330‐32 East Kenema Kenema District Council 29 29 33‐61 East Kono Koidu/New Sembehun City 15 362‐64 East Kono Kono District Council 24 24 65‐88 North Bombali Makeni City Council 15 389‐91 North Bombali Bombali District Council 27 27 92‐118 North Kambia Kambia District Council 25 25 119‐143 North Koinadugu Koinadugu District Council 24 24 144‐167 North Port Loko Port Loko District council 34 34 168‐201 North Tonkolili Tonkolili District council 28 28 202‐229 South Bo Bo City Council 18 3 230‐232 South Bo Bo District Council 26 26 233‐258 South Bonthe Bonthe Municipal Council 12 3 259‐261 South Bonthe Bonthe District Council 18 18 262‐279 South Moyamba Moyamba District Council 24 24 280‐303 South Pujehun Pujehun District Council 22 22 304‐325 West Western Area Rural Western Area Rural District 20 20 326‐345 West Western Area Urban Freetown City Council 49 49 346‐394 Total No of Wards 456 394

27 TABLE 4: SUMMARY INFORMATION ON WARDS No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) 1 This ward consists of Mofindor and Baoma Sections in the Luawa Kailahun District 1 7,796 Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 7,796 people. 1 This ward is made up of the Luawa Foguiya Sections only in the Luawa Kailahun District 2 24,042 Chiefdom. It has a projected population of about 24,042 people. 1 This ward is made up of Gbela and Mano‐Sewallu Sections in the Kailahun District 3 12,575 Luawa Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 12,575 people. 1 This ward consists only of the Upper Kpombali Section in the Luawa Kailahun District 4 9,041 Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 9,041 people. 1 This ward consists of Mende Buima and Giehun Sections in the Luawa Kailahun District 5 8,802 Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 8,802 people. 1 This ward comprises of Lower Kpombali and Gao Sections in the Kailahun District 6 8,405 Luawa Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 8,405 people. 1 This ward is made up of Goleiwoma and Naiahun Sections in the Upper Kailahun District 7 15,177 Bambara Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 15,177 people. 1 This ward comprises of Golu, Korbu, Bambara and Bomaru–guma Kailahun District 8 15,539 Sections in the Upper Bambara Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 15,539 people. 1 This ward is made up of the whole Kissi Kama Chiefdom and has a Kailahun District 9 14,004 projected population of 14,004 people.

No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) 1 This ward comprises of Torli, Konio and Kundu Sections in the Kissi Teng Kailahun District 10 13,174 Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13,174 people. 1 This ward is made up of Lela Section in the Kissi Teng Chiefdom. It has a Kailahun District 11 12,505 projected population of 12,505 people. This ward is made up of Bumasadu Section in the Kissi Teng Chiefdom. Kailahun District 12 7,213 1 This ward has a projected population of 7,213 people. This ward consists of the whole of Konio Section in the Kissi Tongi Kailahun District 13 13,851 1 Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13,851 people. This ward is made up of the whole Pokorli and Bende Bengu Sections in Kailahun District 14 8,423 1 the Kissi Tongi Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 8,423 people. This ward is made up of the whole of the Tongi Tingi Sections in the Kailahun District 15 13,859 1 Kissi Tongi Chiefdom and has a projected population of 13,859 people. This ward consists of the entire Kailahun District 16 21,285 1 Mandu Chiefdom with a projected population of 21,285 people. This ward is made up of the whole of Dea Chiefdom and has a Kailahun District 17 10,666 1 projected population of 10,666 people. This ward comprises of Upper Sami and Njagbla Sections in the Malema Kailahun District 18 11,574 1 Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 11,574 people.

29 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward comprises of Lower Sami, Pelegbambeima and Bamburu Kailahun District 19 13,587 1 Sections in the Malema Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13, 587 people. This ward is made up of the entire Sowa Section in Jawie Chiefdom. It Kailahun District 20 21,338 1 has a projected population of 21,338 people. This ward consists of Bobor, Mano Kailahun District 21 11,785 1 and Kaio Sections in the Jawie Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 11,785 people. This ward comprises of Lower Luyengeh, Upper Luyengeh Lower Giebu and Upper Giebu Sections in Kailahun District 22 12,923 1 the Jawie Chiefdom. It has a projected population of about 12,923 people. This ward is made up of Gboo, Sei II, Falley, Jonga, Dan Sei and Bonbowa Kailahun District 23 14,398 1 Sections in the Njaluahun Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 14,398 people. This ward consist of three Sections in the Njaluahun Chiefdom namely Kailahun District 24 14,536 1 Fauya, Lower Nyawa and Sei I. It has a projected population of 14,536 people. This ward is made up of three Sections in the Njaluahun Chiefdom: Kailahun District 25 10,541 1 Kargbu, Keimaya and upper Nyawa Sections. The ward has a projected population of 10,541 people. This ward is made up of the whole of Yawei Chiefdom and has a Kailahun District 26 17,425 1 projected population of 17,425 people.

30 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward comprises of the whole of the Penguia Chiefdom. It has a Kailahun District 27 13,518 1 projected population of about 13,518 people. This ward comprises of the entire Kpeje West Chiefdom. It has a Kailahun District 28 14,050 1 projected population of 14,050 people. This ward consists of the entire Kpeje Bongre Chiefdom. It has a Kailahun District 29 13,716 1 projected population of 13,716 people. Kailahun District Total 385,748 29 This ward is made up of RTI, Gombu, Kondebotihun, Burma, Airfield, Lumbebu, Lekpetieh, Technical /Gbongbotoh, Kpayama Kenema City 30 46,254 4 and part of Reservation Sections all in Kenema city. It has a projected population of 46,254 people. (4 Seats). This ward consists of Lambayama, Fonikoh, Nyandeyama, Ndigbuama and parts of Shimbeck and Kenema City 31 45,124 4 Reservation Sections in the Kenema city. It has a projected population of 45,124 people. (4 Seats). This ward comprises of Njaguema, Kissy Town and part of Shimbeck Kenema City 32 45,744 4 Sections in the Kenema city. It has projected population of 45,744 people. (4 Seats).

Kenema City Total 137,122 12

This ward comprises of Kona‐ Kpindibu Sections only in the Kenema District 33 12,499 1 Nongowa Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 12,499 people.

No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR)

This ward consists of three Sections in the Nongowa Chiefdom: Gbo Lambayama “B”, Kagbado Kenema District 34 11,841 2 Kambuima and Gbo Kakajama “B”, with the exception of Kenema City itself. It has a projected population of 11,841 people. This ward is made up of Kona Foiya and Dakpana Sections in the Kenema District 35 15,959 1 Nongowa Chiefdom and has a projected population of 15,959 people. This ward is made up of Dagbanya and Kagbado Njeigbla Sections, with Kenema District 36 11,122 1 a projected population of 11,122 people. This ward comprises of the whole of Malegohun Chiefdom and has a Kenema District 37 13,202, 1 projected population of 13,202 people. This ward is made up of Fallay and Sei Sections in the Lower Bambara Kenema District 38 17,762 2 Chiefdom, with a projected population of 17,762 people. This ward consists of Korjei Ngieya, Korjei Buima and Gboro Sections in Kenema District 39 14,597 1 the Lower Bambara Chiefdom and has a projected population of 14,597 people. This ward consists of the whole of Bonya Section in the Lower Bambara Chiefdom and has a Kenema District 40 17,827 1 projected population of 17,827 people.

32 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) The ward is made up of parts of Nyawa Section in the Lower Bambara Chiefdom consisting of the following localities/towns: Kenema District 41 12,347 1 Kpandebu, Tokponbu II, Bumpeh, Old Lalehun, New Lalehun and Kebie‐Yiema. It has a projected population of about 12,347 people.

This ward consists of Tongola, Tokpombu I and Palima in the southern half of Nyawa section in Kenema District 42 10,763 1 the Lower Bambara Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 10,763 people This ward is made up of part of Nyawa Section (the northern half) in the Lower Bambara Chiefdom. It consists of the following localities Townsandvillages): Kakigbouma, Kortorhun, Vandema I, Vandema II, Kenema District 43 10,210 1 Kpoiya, Korbouma, Njagbahun, Nyangahun, Koigoryeima, Giema I, Landoma, Taninahun, Bomie, Giema III, Ngeliama, Sembiema, Giema II, Semewabu, Mavehun, and Sandeyeima. It has a projected population of 10,210 people. This ward comprises of Biatong and Famanjo Sections in the Gorama Kenema District 44 19,835 1 Mende Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 19,835 people. This ward is made up of Kualley and Kaklawa Sections in the Gorama Kenema District 45 15,306 1 Mende Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 15,306 people. This ward comprises of Kemoh, Gbogbeima and Niawa Sections in the Kenema District 46 11,043 1 Wandor Chiefdom and has a projected population of 11,043 people.

33 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward consists of Tongowa, Boryongor and Songhai Sections in Kenema District 47 7,765 1 Wandor Chiefdom, with a projected population 7,765 people.

This ward consists of the entire Kenema District 48 19,847 2 Simbaru Chiefdom in the Kenema district and with a projected population of about 19847 people. This ward is made up of the whole Kenema District 49 15,328 1 of Dodo Chiefdom with a projected population of 15,328 people. This ward is made up of the Sonnie Section only in Kandu Leppiama Kenema District 50 10,655 1 Chiefdom, and has a projected population of 10,655 people. This ward comprises of the following Sections in the Kandu Leppiama hiefdom: Karga, Borley Kenema District 51 12,830 1 and Gboro‐Lokoma. It has a projected population of 12,830 people. This ward consists of Sowa and Niawa Sections in the Small Bo Kenema District 52 11,579 1 Chiefdom, with a projected population of 11,579 people. This ward comprises only of Fallay Section in the Small Bo Chiefdom, Kenema District 53 9,291 1 and has a projected population of 9,291 people.

34 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward consists of Gorama and Kamboma Sections in the Small Bo Kenema District 54 11,588 1 Chiefdom, with a projected population of 11,588 people. This ward consists of Niawa and Langrama Chiefdoms in the Kenema Kenema District 55 13,879 2 District. It has a projected population of 13,879 people. This ward is made up of Upper Dabor, Dassama, Dakowa and Klajie Kenema District 56 14,757 1 Sections in the Dama Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 14,757 people. This ward consists of Danyadejo, Fowai and Lower Dabor Sections in Kenema District 57 13,494 1 the Dama Chiefdom, with a projected population of 13,494 people. This ward is made up of the whole Kenema District 58 10,998 2 of Koya Chiefdom, with a projected population of 10,998 people. This ward consists of the entire Gaura Chiefdom in the Kenema Kenema District 59 18,750 1 District with a projected population of 18,750 people. This ward consists of the whole of Nomo Chiefdom, and Daru and Kenema District 60 12,121 1 Kuawuma Sections in the Tunkia Chiefdom with a projected population of 12,121 people. This ward consists of Gegbwema, Jewahun, Giewoma, Taninahun and Kenema District 61 15,354 1 Gorahun Sections in the Tunkia Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 15,354 people.

Kenema District Total 392,549 34

35 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward is made up of Tankoro‐ Lebanon and Tankoro‐Kwaquima and part of New Sembehun Koidu City 62 17,706 3 Sections. It has a projected population of 17,706 people. (3 Seats). This Ward is made up of Tankoro, Kinsey, and part of Tankoro New Koidu City 63 24,607 4 Sembehun Sections. It has a projected population of 24,607 people. (4 Seats). This ward Comprises part of Koidu Town, with the following Sections: Gbense‐Moindefeh, Gbenseh‐ Koidu City 64 44,070 8 Moindekoh, Part of Tankoro‐New Sembehun, and Gbense‐Sina Town. It has a projected population of 44,070 people. (8 Seats) Koidu City Total 86,383 15 This ward comprises of the entire Kamara Chiefdom. This ward has a Kono District 65 13,539 1 projected population of 13,539 people. This ward is made up of the Moindekor Sections only in Gbense Kono District 66 11,936 1 Rural and has a projected population of 11,936 people. This ward is made up of part of Gbense Rural Chiefdom consisting of the follow Sections: Moindefeh, Kono District 67 13,464 1 Banyafeh, Banyakor and Banfinfeh. It has a projected population of 13,464 people. This ward comprises of Dangbaidu and Tharma Forest Sections in the Kono District 68 12,159 1 Sandor Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 12,159 people. This ward is made up of the entire Yawatanda Sections in the Sandor Kono District 69 8,822 1 Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 8,822 people.

36 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward is made up of Bafinfeh Sections in the Sandor Chiefdom Kono District 70 9,231 1 with a projected population of 9,231 people. This ward consists of Sinkongofeh, Kawafeh and then Sumungifeh Kono District 71 13,112 1 Sections in Sandor Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13,112 people. This ward is made up of Njeikor, Samgbafeh and Fakongofeh Kono District 72 10,645 1 Sections in Sandor Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 10,645 people.

This ward is made up of part of Bandafajeh section consisting of the following localities; Kpaikor, Kono District 73 13,027 1 Kabokaya, Baoma I, Yengema, Gaya, Bondofulahun, Motema, Simbakoro and Joe Town. It has a projected population of 13,027 people.

This ward is made up on the following localities; Fandehun, Levuma Bumpe, Deny Town and Ndoryogbor in the Jaiama section as well as the following localities in the Bandafafeh section; Bendu III, Njama Limba corner, Kpakama Junction, Kpakama, Wadeh, small Kono District 74 13,243 1 Gaya, Norway, Bandafayie, Sinji Camp, Bandafada, Bardu, Konodu, Baoma II, Sembehun, Tongbodo, Peyima, Bangalo and Sawakor in the Bandafafeh section. It has a projected population of 13,243 people.

37 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) Ward 75 is made up of the whole of Masayiefeh Section; and Jaiama Section excluding the following localities: Fandehun, Levuma, Kono District 75 10,427 1 Bumpe, Deny Town and Ndoryogbor which is part of ward 74. It has a projected population of 10,427 peoples This ward consists of Gbogboafeh and Bafinfeh Sections in the Kono District 76 11,132 1 Nimikoro Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 11,132 people. This Ward is made up of Fiama Kono District 77 9,821 1 Chiefdom only with a projected population of 9,821 people.

This ward comprises of Tama and Njagabakahun Sections in the Kono District 78 7,229 1 Nimiyama Chiefdom with a projected population of 7,229 people. This ward consists of the Bafinfeh Section only in the Nimiyama Kono District 79 9,429 1 Chiefdom it has a projected population of 9,429 people. This ward is made up of two Sections in the Nimiyama Chiefdom, Kono District 80 11,572 1 which are Njaifeh and Peyifeh Sections. It has a projected population of 11,572 people. This ward consists only of Gorama‐ Kono District 81 12,572 1 Kono Chiefdom with a projected population of 12,572 people.

This ward comprises of Tankoro Kono District 82 11,895 1 Rural Chiefdom with a projected population of 11,895 people.

No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward consists of the entire Gbane Chiefdom with a projected 15,997 Kono District 83 1 population of 15,997 people

This ward is made up of five Sections in the Soa Chiefdom, notably: Maindu, Tenlendaka, Kono District 84 9,921 1 Foidu‐Mongo, Sawa‐Buma and Sawa‐Fiama Sections. It has a projected population of 9,921 people. This ward is made up of Kokongo‐ Kuma, Mofunkor and Tensenkor Kono District 85 13,029 1 Sections in the Soa Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13,029 people. This ward consists of the entire Toli Chiefdom and Koaro, Dia, Yawai‐ Kono District 86 9,208 1 Kamara Sections in Lei Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 9,208 people. This ward is composed of Tungi– Kor, Lei, Tankoro, Sangbanda and Kensay Sections in the Lei Kono District 87 11,377 1 Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 11,377 people. This ward is made up of two Chiefdoms namely: Mafindor and Kono District 88 11,842 1 Gbane‐Kandor Chiefdoms. It has a projected population of 11,842 people. Kono District Total 274,629 24

39 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward is made up of Market, Masuba, Rogbane, Wusum wards Makeni City 89 43,083 7 and part of Teko ward. This ward has a projected population of 43,083 people. This ward consists of Banana Wards, Kagbaran Dokom Section and part of Makeni City 90 19,973 4 Teko ward. This ward has a projected population of 19,973 people. This ward consists of Mina Gbanti, Mayanka I, Mayanka II, Maslasie Makeni City 91 25,191 4 wards This ward has a projected population of 25,191 people. Makeni City Total 88,247 15 This ward consists of the following Sections: Konta in Bombali ‐ Sebora Chiefdom, Masabong and Mayagba Bombali District 92 14,705 1 in Paki Masabong Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 14,407 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Kafala and Matotoka in Bombali District 93 12,068 1 Bombali ‐ Sebora Chiefdom, it has a projected population of 12,068 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Kagbaran Dokom ‘B’ in Bombali ‐ Sebora Chiefdom, Mapaki, Bombali District 94 16,073 1 Kathanthan, Kathegeya and Rosanda in Paki Masabong Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 16,073 people. This ward consists of the four Sections in the Makari Gbanti Chiefdom: Gborbana, Mabanta, Bombali District 95 15,201 1 Magbenteh and Rosint Sections. The ward has a projected population of 15,201 people.

40 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward consists of the three Sections in the Makari‐Gbanti Chiefdom: Mankene and Masongbo Bombali District 96 13,157 1 ‘A’ Sections. The ward has a projected population of 13,157 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Masongbo ‘B’, Puthun ‐ Bombali District 97 16,124, 1 Tonkoba, Mangay and Yainkassa. The ward has a projected population of 16,124 people. This ward consists of the whole of Libeisaygahun Chiefdom and having the following Sections: Batkanu, Mafonda, Magbaingba, Magbanaba, Bombali District 98 14,423 1 Makaiba, Makayrembay, Mandawahun, Mayakoi, Mayankay, Robaka, Rotha‐tha and Simbaya. The ward has a projected population of 14,423 people. This ward consists of part of Gbendembu‐Ngowahun Chiefdom with the following Sections: Mamaka, Bombali District 99 10,807 1 Mamukay, Garangawa, Masongbo and Kalangba. The ward has a projected population of 10,807 people. This ward consists of part of Gbendembu‐Ngowahun Chiefdom with the following Sections: Mayorthon, Gbendembu, Matehun, Bombali District 100 11,618 1 Kania, Makarihiteh, Tambiama and Makeregbohun. The ward has a projected population of 11,618 people.

41 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward consists of the northern boundary of Rogbin Section, Gbendembu‐Ngowahun Chiefdom with the following Sections: Makai, Bombali District 101 9,945 1 Lohindie, Tanyehun, Lobanga, Sahun, Makump and Loko‐Medina. The ward has a projected population of 9,945 people. This ward consists of Mabaimba‐ Ndorwahun Chiefdom with the following Sections: Kawuungulu, Yana, Sokudala, Makendema, Bombali District 102 9,348 1 Mabaimba, Manjahagha, Hunduwa, Kagberay and Kababala. The ward has a projected population of 9,348 people. Six Sections in Sanda‐Tendaran Chiefdom make up this ward, these are: Rogbin, Kalangba, Sendugu, Bombali District 103 14,045 1 Kukuna Masisan and Rogboreh. The ward has a projected population of 14,045 people. This ward consists of Yankabala, Mateboi, Marampa and Rosos Sections in Sanda‐Tendaran Chiefdom and Makumray ‘A’ and Bombali District 104 14,535 1 ‘B’, Gbonkobana, Kayourgbo, Rogberay and Laminaya Sections in Gbanti‐Kamranka Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 14,535 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Makapa in the Sanda‐Loko Chiefdom, Kambia, Makulon and Bombali District 105 13,123 1 Gbainkfay Sections in Gbanti‐ Kamranka Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13,125 people.

42 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward consists of the following Sections: Timbo and Kania in the Sanda‐Loko Chiefdom, Romaneh, Sendugu ‘A’ and ‘B’, Kamranka, Bombali District 106 13,224 1 Sakoma ‘A’ and ‘B’ and Royema ‘A’ and ‘B’ Sections in Gbanti‐Kamranka Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13,224 people. This ward is made up of two Sections in Safroko‐Limba Chiefdom: Bombali‐Bana and Bombali District 107 14,168 1 Binkolo Sections. The ward has a projected population of 14,168 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Kabonka, Mabamba, Kayassi, Massapri and Kasengbeh in Bombali District 108 8,727 1 Safroko‐Limba Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 8,727 people. This ward consists of the following Sections in Biriwa Chiefdom: Bombali District 109 17,673 1 Bumban, Karina, Bumbandain and Kamabai with a projected population of 17,673 people. This ward consists of the following Sections in Biriwa Chiefdom: Kagbankuna, Kabakeh and Bombali District 110 12,757 1 Balandugu, Karassa and Kayonkoro. The ward has a projected population of 12,757 people. Parts of Kamakwie Section form this Bombali District 111 16,626 1 ward. It has a projected population of 16,626 people. This ward consists of part of Kamankoh Section. It has a Bombali District 112 9,190 1 projected population of 9,190 people.

43 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward consists of Samia, “Paramount Chief”, Moria and Dugutha Sections in Tambakha Bombali District 113 14,529 1 Chiefdom and Samia Section in Sella‐Limba Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 14,529 people. This ward consists of Thalla and Semibue Sections in Tambakha Bombali District 114 9,658 1 Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 9,658 people. The ward consists of the following Sections in Sella‐Limba Chiefdom: Magbonkoni II, Manonkoh and the following localities in Kamankoh Bombali District 115 11,520 1 Section: Rosegeri, Katambi and Tumparay. The ward has a projected population of 11,520 people. The ward consists of the following Sections in Sella‐Limba Chiefdom: Bombali District 116 13,893 1 Kayimbor, Magbonkoni I and part of Kamakwie. It has a projected population of 13,893 people.

The ward consists of the following Sections in Sanda‐Loko Chiefdom: Bombali District 117 13,208 1 Kaindema, Rothatha, Banka, Kamalu and Maparay. It has a projected population of 13.208 people. The ward consists of the following Sections: Benia, Kindia, Makwie‐ Loko, Madina, Laminaya, Maharibo Bombali District 118 10,305 1 and Manathi in the Sanda Loko chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 10,305 people.

Bombali District Total 350,650 27

This ward is made up of Rokupr Town in the Magbema Chiefdom. Kambia District 119 12,819 1 The ward has a projected population of 12,819 people.

No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward consists of parts of Rokupr, Bombe and Kagbulor Kambia District 120 8,996 1 Sections. The ward has a projected population of 8,996 people. Robat Section makes up this ward. Kambia District 121 8,384 1 The ward has a projected population of 8,384 people. Part of Kambia Section Constitute Kambia District 122 14,049 1 this ward. The ward has a projected population of 14,049 people. This ward consists of parts of Rokupr, Bombe, Kagbulor Sections Kambia District 123 13,009 1 in Magbema Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 13,009 people. This ward is made up of the following Sections in Masumgbala Chiefdom: Benna, Maserie, Kambia District 124 8,984 1 Kayenkassa and Thalla. It has a projected population of 8,984 people. Bamoi, Sumbuya, Mapolon, Matengha and Matilba Sections in Kambia District 125 9,157 1 Masumgbala Chiefdom make up this ward. It has a projected population of 9,157 people. The ward consists of the following Sections in Masumgbala Chiefdom: Kambia District 126 12,641 1 Samu, Nonko and Kawula. It has a projected population of 12,641 people. The ward consists of the following Sections in Tonko‐Limba Chiefdom: Kambia District 127 10,676 1 Mamankoh and Magbonkone. It has a projected population of 10,679 people

45 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) The ward consists of the following Sections in Tonko‐Limba Chiefdom: Kambia District 128 20,988 1 Bubuya and Kathainthineh. It has a projected population of 20,988 people. The ward consists of the following Sections in Tonko‐Limba Chiefdom: Kambia District 129 10,571 1 Kamassassa and Yebaya. It has a projected population of 10,571 people. Parts of Kambia Tormina and Kamba Sections in Magbema Chiefdom Kambia District 130 15,239 1 constitute this ward. The ward has a projected population of 15,239 people. This ward is made up of the following Sections: Gbolon, Kua Bramaia, Sulamania, Shekaia, Kambia District 131 7,702 1 Bassia, Kanku‐Bramaia, Laminaia, Sansangie, Banguraia in Bramaia Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 7,702 people. This ward is made up of the following Sections: Bramaia Chiefdom, Fillingungee, Kambia District 132 10,366 1 Fortumboyie, Teneba‐Bramaia and Kukuna. It has a projected population of 10,366 people. This ward is made up of the following Sections in Bramaia Chiefdom: Kufuru, Konta, Bugamie, Kambia District 133 9,354 1 Duramania, Seduya, Turaya, Gberakuray and Kabaya. It has a projected population of 9,354 people. The following Sections in Gbinle‐ Dixing Chiefdom make up this ward: Kambia District 134 9,675 1 Maton, Mafaray, Kalangba and Gbinle. The ward has a projected population of 9,675 people.

46 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward is made up of the following Sections in Gbinle‐Dixing Kambia District 135 11,457 1 Chiefdom, Rogberay, Katalan, Sanda and Tawuya. It has a projected population of 11,457 people. The following Sections in Samu Chiefdom make up this ward: Mange, Rokon, Bubuya, Mafufuneh and parts of Koya (Kundaia and Kambia District 136 13,139 1 Kainfilli village) and Rosinor (Mataety, Fodeia, Putilol, Liayah and Foregoya). The ward has a projected population of 13,139 people. The following Sections in Samu Chiefdom make up this ward: Kambia District 137 8,144 1 Moribaia, Lusenia and part of Kychom. The ward has a projected population of 8,144 people. The follows Sections are found in this ward: Mapotolon and Makuma. Kambia District 138 17,171 1 The ward has a projected population of 17, 171 people. This ward consists of the following Section: Parting Kychom Section Kambia District 139 10,239 1 (except Bapuya and Sineya). The ward has a projected population of 10,239 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Kassiri, parts of Koya and Kambia District 140 12,713 1 Rosinor Section. The ward has a projected population of 12,713 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Robis, Mayakie and Kambia District 141 12,444 1 Rowollon Sections. The ward has a projected population of 12,444 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Matetie and Mambolo Kambia District 142 10,889 1 Sections. The ward has a projected population of 10,889 people.

No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward consists of the following Sections: Kalenkay and Tombo – Kambia District 143 13,199 1 Wallah Section. The ward has a projected population of 13,199 people. Kambia District Total 292,008 25 Zone 3: (Kabala Town – Section of Koinadugu Warawara ‐Yagala Chiefdom). This 144 15,237 1 District ward has a projected Population of 15,237 people. Zones 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 in Warawara‐Yagala Chiefdom make Koinadugu 145 14,043 1 up this ward. This ward has a District projected population of 14,043 people. Genekoro, Kondenbaia, and Lengekoro Sections in Diang make Koinadugu 146 9,211 1 up this ward. This ward has a District projected population of 9,211 people. Kania, Darakuru, and Sukurola Sections in Diang Chiefdom make Koinadugu 147 12,065 1 up this ward. This ward has a District projected population of 12,065 people. Yogomaia, Bilimaia, Bendugu, and Heremakono Sections in Sengbe Koinadugu 148 11,178 1 Chiefdom make up this ward. This District ward has a projected population of 11,178 people. Yiraia, Koinadugu, Lower and Upper Koinadugu Kamadu Sections make up this 149 13,078 1 District ward. This ward has a projected population of 13,078 people. Morifindugu and Mongo I Sections Koinadugu in Mongo Chiefdom make up this 150 11,011 1 District ward. This ward has a projected population 11,011 people.

48 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) This ward comprises of the entire Koinadugu Mongo II section in the Mongo 151 8,306 1 District chiefdom. It has a projected population of 8,306 people. Mankalia, Benadugu and Deldugu Koinadugu Sections in Mongo Chiefdom make 152 12,319 1 District up the ward. It has a projected population of 12,319 people. Neya I, and Nyedu Sections in the Koinadugu Neya chiefdom constitute this ward. 153 17,456 1 District It has a projected population of 17,456 people. Neya II Section in Neya Chiefdom Koinadugu makes up this ward. It has a 154 7,501 1 District projected population of 7,501 people. This ward comprises of Seradu and Koinadugu Kulor Sections in the Neya 155 11,145 1 District chiefdom. It has a projected population of 11,145 people. This ward is made up of Barawa Koinadugu Section in Nieni Chiefdom. It has a 156 6,693 1 District projected population of 6,693 people. This ward is made up of Wollay and Koinadugu Yiffin Sections in the Nieni 157 13,773 1 District chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13,773 people. This ward comprises of the whole of Koinadugu Kalian Section in the Nieni chiefdom 158 15,045 1 District with a projected population of 15,045 people. Sumbaria Section in the Nieni Koinadugu Chiefdom forms this ward with a 159 6,726 1 District projected population of 6,726 people. This ward consists of Kakallain, Kasunko and Kayaka Sections in Koinadugu 160 11,961 1 Kasunko Chiefdom. It has a District projected population of 11,961 people.

No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) The following Sections in Kasunko Chiefdom constitute this ward: Koinadugu 161 10,028 1 Tamiso I, Tamiso II and Gbonkobor. District It has a projected population of 10,028 people. Taelia, Kambalia, Kambia, Pampakoh, Kamanikie, and Koinadugu Kamayortortor Section in Wara – 162 14,850 1 District Wara Bafodia Chiefdom make up this ward. It has a projected population of 14,850 people. Bafodia, Kakoya, Seimamaia, Kaponpon, and Kadanso Sections Koinadugu make up this ward in the Wara‐ 163 12,901 1 District Wara Bafodia chiefdom . It has a projected population of 12,901 people. The entire Folosaba Dembelia Koinadugu Chiefdom make up this ward. The 164 15,715 1 District ward has a projected population of 15,715 people. The entire Dembelia Sinkunia Koinadugu Chiefdom make up this ward. It has 165 15,033 1 District a projected population of 15,035 people. The following Sections in Sulima Chiefdom make up this ward: Koinadugu Falaba, Biribaia, Gberia‐Timbako, 166 11,154 1 District Kambaia, Sonkoya and Fudea. The ward has a projected population of 11,154 people. Nomokoya, Ganya, Kaliyereh, Gberia‐Fotombu and Dara Sections Koinadugu 167 10,511 1 in Sulima Chiefdom make up this District ward. It has a projected population of 10,511 people. Koinadugu District Total 286,940 24

No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) The ward comprises of part of Port Loko Town with the following Port Loko District 168 13,189 1 Sections: Sendugu Falaba and Sanda. The ward has a projected population of 13,189 people. The following Sections constitute this ward: Maforay, Rosarr, Gberray‐Thunkara and part of Port Port Loko District 169 12,535 1 Loko Town. (Old Port Loko and Kondato Sections). The ward has a projected population of 12,535 people. The ward consists of the following Sections: Romaka, Fenka, Mathera, Magbengbeh, Marunia, Gbonko‐ Mayira, Mapolie and parts of Batpolon Sections (with the Port Loko District 170 12,951 1 following localities in Batpolon Section: Petifu, Marampa, Masoria, Manenssue, Batpolon, and Magbema). It has a projected population of 12,951 people. Gbonko‐Mayira, Maboni, Massebay, Gberray‐Bana and Makorobolai Port Loko District 171 10,899 1 Sections are found within this ward. It has a projected population of 10,899 people. This ward comprises of the entire Lunsar Town (Except Lunsar old Port Loko District 172 17,892 1 Town Section). It has a projected population of 17,892 people. This ward consists of Rogbalan, Lunsar‐Old Town, Mawullay Port Loko District 173 13,921 1 Marampa and Mange Sections. The ward has a projected population of 13,921 people.

51 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR) The following Sections constitute this ward: Rolankonoh, Magbele, Petifu‐Madina in Marampa Chiefdom, Maronko, Magbankitha, Port Loko District 174 16,664 1 Mamanso, Kumrabai‐Waterloo and part of Batpolon Section in Maforkie Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 16,664 people. The following Sections in the T.M.S. Chiefdom make up this ward: Kargbo, Kanu, Kambia, Magbapsa Port Loko District 175 14,800 1 Malakuray & Konkorie. The ward has a projected population of 14,800 people. The following Sections in the Buya RoMende Chiefdom constitute this ward: Petifu‐Bana, Rokel, Mabureh‐ Mende, Rosint, Kamasundu, Port Loko District 176 14,858 1 Mabureh‐Buya, Manungbu, and Worreh‐Mapoteh. It has a projected population of 14,858 people. Robis, Foredugu, Gbaran‐Kamba and Magbengbe Sections in Buya Port Loko District 177 15,251 1 RoMende Chiefdom make up this ward. It has a projected population of 15,251 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Konta‐Kargbo, Rogbalan, Karine in Dibia Chiefdom; and Mafonikay, Magbafth. Robombeh, Port Loko District 178 11,325 1 Maron and Gberay Bana in T.M.S. Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 11,325 people. The ward consists of the following Sections in Dibia Chiefdom: Port Loko District 179 12,766 1 Mafonda, Kayembor, Makabari and Makump. The ward has a projected population of 12,766 people.

52 No. OF PROJECTED SEATS SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION (EXCLUDING BOUNDARIES 2008 CHAIR/ MAYOR)

The entire Sanda Magbolontor Chiefdom makes up this ward. It Port Loko District 180 16,297 1 has a projected population of 16,297 people. The following Sections in Mafokie Chiefdom make up this ward: Malal, Port Loko District 181 14,293 1 Kabata, Tauya, Gberray Morie and Magbenie. It has a projected population of 14,293 people. The following Section in Bureh Kasseh Makonteh (BKM) Chiefdom makes up this ward: Rogbla, Kalangba, Mange Morie, Kambia Port Loko District 182 17,729 1 Morie, Minthormore, Kaiyeabor, Konta Ferry, Yali‐Sanda and Mamanka. The ward has a projected population of 17,729 people. The following Sections in BKM Chiefdom constitute this ward: Bamoi, Marenka, Mabombo, Port Loko District 183 17,020 1 Rotifunk, Kagbanthama, Romeni, and Makana. The ward has a projected population 17,020 people. Parts of Foronkoya Section and the whole of Mahera Section in the Port Loko District 184 20,969 1 Kaffu Bullom Chiefdom make up this ward. It has a projected population of 20,969 people. Rosint, Yongro and Mamanki Sections in Kaffu Bullum Chiefdom, Port Loko District 185 15,324 1 makes up this ward. It has a projected populaion of 15,324 people. This ward consists of Kasongha Section in Kaffu Bullum Chiefdom and Mapiterr in Lokomasama Port Loko District 186 13,091 1 Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 13,091 people.

No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR)

The ward consists of the following Sections: part of Matheng (Matheng), Kigbal, Mabombo, Mahera and Kurabai in Port Loko District 187 10,217 1 Lokomasama Chiefdom and part of Foronkoya in Kaffu Bullum Chiefdom. It has projected population of 10,217 people. Yurika Section in Lokomasama Chiefdom makes up this ward. It Port Loko District 188 21,695 1 has a projected population of 21,695 people. Lungi Section in Kaffu Bullum Chiefdom makes up this ward. The Port Loko District 189 9,612 1 ward has a projected population of 9,612 people. Mayaya Section in the Kafu Bullom Chiefdom made up this ward. It has Port Loko District 190 10,167 1 a projected population of 10,167 people. The following Sections made up this ward: Petifu, Mannah, Magbokorr, Port Loko District 191 17,583 1 and Kamasondo. It has a projected population of 17,583 people. This ward consists of the following Sections in Lokomasama Chiefdom: Konta, Katonga, Benkia, Kantaya, Royema and part of Matheng Port Loko District 192 17,186 1 (Excluding the following localities Matheng, Mabombo, Mahun and Kighbal). The ward has a projected population of 17, 186 people. This ward consists of Gbainty Section in Lokomasama Chiefdom. Port Loko District 193 16,844 1 It has a projected population of 16,844 people.

54 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward consists of the following Sections in Koya Chiefdom: Marefa, Robia, Tumba, Benkia, Roponka, Port Loko District 194 13,925 1 Futa and Magbandoma. The ward has a projected population of 13,925 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Kagbala ‘B’, Sanda, Port Loko District 195 12,131 1 Gbabai, Mathirie and Kagbala ‘A’. It has a projected population of 12,131 people. This ward consists of Magbeni and Foredugu Sections. The ward has a Port Loko District 196 11,460 1 projected population of 11,460 people. Rosarr, Mahera and Foindu Sections in Koya Chiefdom make up this Port Loko District 197 14,239 1 ward. It has a projected population of 14,239 people. The following Sections in Koya Chiefdom constitute this ward: Port Loko District 198 16,955 1 Rokel, Matene, and Mawoma. The ward has a projected population of 16,955 people. The ward consists of the following Sections in Masimera Chiefdom: Mamalikie, Nokoba, Rokon and Port Loko District 199 11,911 1 Komboya and Rokel. The ward has a projected population of 11,911 people. This ward consists of the following Sections in Masimera Chiefdom: Port Loko District 200 11,868 1 Yoni‐Pet, Biss‐Manika, Maconteh and Biki. It has a projected population of 11,868 people. This ward constitutes the following Sections in Masimera Chiefdom: Masimera, Matuku, Katick, and Port Loko District 201 11,692 1 Mayola‐Thatha. The ward has a projected population of 11,692 people. Port Loko District Total 489,259 34

No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) Magburaka Township (Old Magburaka and Bo Road) Sections Tonkolili District 202 17,618 1 make up this ward. The ward has a projected population of 17, 618 people. Lal‐Lenken Section in the Kholifa Rowalla Chiefdom makes up this Tonkolili District 203 8,950 1 ward. It has a projected population of 8,950 people. These Sections in Kholifa Rowalla Chiefdom make up this ward: Makump and Mayatha Sections. It Tonkolili District 204 12,081 1 has a projected population of 12,081 people.

Mamuntha and Mayossoh Sections in Kholifa Rowalla Chiefdom Tonkolili District 205 12,535 1 constitute this ward. It has a projected population of 12,535 people. The entire Kholifa Mabang Chiefdom make up this ward. It has Tonkolili District 206 13,432 1 a projected population of 13,432 people. The entire Malal Mara Chiefdom makes up this ward. This ward has a Tonkolili District 207 15,150 1 projected population of 15,150 people. Mamaka and Mayira Sections in Yoni Chiefdom constitute this ward. Tonkolili District 208 13,582 1 It has a projected population 13,582 people. Macrogba and Petifu Upper Sections in Yoni Chiefdom make up Tonkolili District 209 11,354 1 this ward. This ward has a projected population of 11,354 people. Ronietta and Petifu‐Lower Sections in Yoni Chiefdom make up this Tonkolili District 210 10,355 1 ward. It has a projected population of 10,355 people.

56 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) The following Sections in Yoni Chiefdom constitute this ward Tonkolili District 211 11,963 1 Makeni Rokefula and Malanchor. It has a projected population of 11,963 people. The entire Yoni Section in Yoni Tonkolili District 212 9,842, 1 Chiefdom with a projected population of 9,842 people. The entire Gaindema Section in Yoni Chiefdom. This ward has a Tonkolili District 213 26,693 1 projected population of 26,693 people. This ward consists of the following Sections in Yoni Chiefdom: Tonkolili District 214 10,567 1 Malompor, Foindu and Masengbe. It has a projected population of 10,567 people. The following Sections in Gbonkolenken Chiefdom constitute this ward: Lower Polie, Upper Polie, Tonkolili District 215 13,655 1 and Petifu Mayopoli. The ward has a projected population of 13,655 people. Lower Massakong, Massakong and Yiben Sections in Gbonkoleken Tonkolili District 216 14,000 1 Chiefdom constitute this ward. This ward has a projected population of 14,000 people. The following Sections in Gbonkolenken Chiefdom make up this ward: Yele Manowo, Petifu Tonkolili District 217 13,654 1 Mayawa A and Petifu Mayawa B. This ward has a projected population of 13,654 people. Mayeppoh Section in Gbonkoleken Tonkolili District 218 10,168 1 Chiefdom with a projected population of 10,168 people. The following Sections in Tane Chiefdom constitute this ward: Mange‐bana, Mapakie, and Tonkolili District 219 16,645 1 Matotoka. The ward has a projected population of 16,645 people.

57 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) Ward 220 consists of the following Sections in Tane Chiefdom: Tonkolili District 220 7,374 1 Mathunkara, Maboboh Koray and Makrugbeh. It has a projected population of 7,374 people. The entire Kunike Barina Chiefdom makes up this ward. The ward has a Tonkolili District 221 14,482 1 projected population of 14,482 people. This ward consists of the following Sections in Kafe Simiria Chiefdom: Tonkolili District 222 11,189 1 Makelfa, Kamarugu and Kabaia. The ward has a projected population of 11,189 people. The following Sections in Kunike Chiefdom constitute this ward: Tonkolili District 223 16,729, 1 Semorkamie, Rolal, Wana, and Thanbaya. It has a projected population of 16,729 people. Yenkeh and Thamah Sections is Kunike Chiefdom make up this Tonkolili District 224 15,271 1 ward. This ward has a projected population of 15,271 people. Masingbi and Sanda Sections in Kunike Chiefdom constitute this Tonkolili District 225 14,409 1 ward. It has a projected population of 14,409 people. The following Sections in Kafe Simiria Chiefdom constitute this ward: Simiria, Mabonto, Tonkolili District 226 10,214 1 Makonthande and Mayossoh. It has a projected population of 10,214 people. The following Sections in Kalansogoia Chiefdom constitute the ward: kakallain, Fuladugu Tonkolili District 227 13,837 1 Kasokira, Kamakilla, Kamakathie, and Lower Section. It has a projected population of 13,837 people.

58 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made up of the following Sections: Upper Section in Kalansogoia Chiefdom, Dayie and Tonkolili District 228 13,818 1 Borowah in Sambaya Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 13,818 people. Sambaya and Buyan Sections in Sambaya Chiefdom with a Tonkolili District 229 14,610 1 projected population of 14,610 people. Tonkolili District Total 374,177 28 The ward comprises of Kissy Town, Samamie, Bo Number ‘2’, Lower Samamie and Dubar Ground, Moriba Town, New Site and Part of Bo City 230 65,997 8 Kissy Town and Kortugbuma Sections. It has a projected population of 65,997 people. (8 Seat). This ward is made of Nikibu – Bo School, Njagboima and Moriba Bo City 231 47,018 5 Town Sections. It has a projected population of 47,018 people. (5 Seats). This ward is made of Kande Town – Korwama, Lewabu – Manjama, Manjama – Shell Mingo, Gbondo Town, Messima ‘I’, Messima ‘II’, Bo City 232 47,593 5 and Kindia Town ‐ Yimoh Town, and Batiema – Layout and Bumpe Wo – Torkpoi Town. It has a projected population of 47,593 people. (5 Seats). Bo City Total 160,608 18 This ward is made up of Samamie Section in the Kakua Chiefdom, Bo District 233 16,866 1 with a projected population of 16,866 people.

59 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward comprises of Nguabu Section only in the Kakua Chiefdom Bo District 234 11,780 1 with a projected population of 11,780 people. This ward consists of Sewa, Nyallay, Korjeh, Nyawa, Sindeh and Bo District 235 8,303 1 Kpandobu Sections in the Kakua Chiefdom with a projected population of 8,303 people. This ward is made up of the entire Komboya Chiefdom and has a Bo District 236 13,582 1 projected population of 13,582 people. This ward comprises of the whole of Bagbwe (Bagbe) Chiefdom and Bo District 237 14,567 1 has a projected population of 14,567 people. This ward consists of the whole of Badjia Chiefdom and has a Bo District 238 10,685 1 projected population of 10,685 people. This ward consists of Bambawo and Sonnah Sections in the Baoma Bo District 239 19,156 1 Chiefdom and has a projected population 19,156 people. This ward comprises of Kimaya and Lower Pataloo Sections in Baoma Bo District 240 11,996 1 Chiefdom with a projected population of 11,996 people. This ward comprises of Mawojeh and Fallay Sections in the Baoma Bo District 241 11,298 1 Chiefdom, with a projected population of 11,298 people. This ward comprises of two Sections in Baoma Chiefdom: Bo District 242 9,372 1 namely Upper Patoloo and Njeima Sections. It has a projected population of 9,372 people.

60 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made up of Upper Kama, Tongowa, Nekpondo and Upper Baimba Sections in the Bo District 243 13,932 1 Jaiama Bongor Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 13,932 people. This ward is made up of Lower Baimba, Lower Kama Lower Niawa and Upper Niawa Lower Kama, Lower Niawa and Upper Niawa Bo District 244 9,450 1 Sections in the Jaiama Bongor Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 9,450 persons. This ward is made up of the whole of Wonde Chiefdom and has a Bo District 245 14,994 1 projected population of 14,994 people. This ward comprises of Ngolamajie and Seiwa Sections in the Tikonko Bo District 246 16,136 1 Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 16,136 people. This ward consists of Njagbla I, Njagbla II, Mambawa, and Morku Bo District 247 13,252 1 Sections in Tikonko Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 13,252 people. This ward comprises of Bainyawa and Sendeh Sections in the Tikonko Bo District 248 9,734 1 Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 9,734 people. This ward is made up of Kemoh, Gao Yorma and Magbao Sections in Bo District 249 13,723 1 the Lugbu Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 13,723 people.

61 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ MAYOR) BOUNDARIES 2008 This ward is made up of Kamba and Kargbevu Sections in the Lugbu Bo District 250 10,619 1 Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 10,619 people. This ward consists of Bum, Mano, Gorapon, Tissana and Kpangbalia Bo District 251 13,020 1 Sections in the Bagbo Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 13,020 people. This ward comprises of Jimmi and Niagorehun Sections in the Bagbo Bo District 252 11,806 1 Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 11,806 people. This ward is made up of Foya, Bumpe and Kpetema Sections in the Bumpe Bo District 253 12,334 1 Ngao Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 12,334 people. This ward is made up of Taninahun, Yengema, Serabu and Bongo Section Bo District 254 15,398 1 in the Bumpe Ngao Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 15,398 people. This ward comprises of the whole of Walihun, Sahn and Sewama Sections Bo District 255 10,763 1 in the south of Bumpe Ngao Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 10,763 people. This ward is made up of the whole valunia Chiefdom. This ward has a Bo District 256 11,906 1 projected population of 11,906 people. This ward is made up of the entire Chiefdom of Niawa Lenga. This ward Bo District 257 11,204 1 has a projected population of 11,204 people. Gbo and Selenga Chiefdoms made up Bo District 258 8,398 1 this ward. This ward has a projected population of 8,398 people. Bo District 324,274 26 Total

62 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward comprises of the following parts of Bonthe City: Shogoro, Buntibai, Worreh, Bonthe Municipal 259 2,551 3 Gbomgoma, Ngiyeya, Bomuguh, Tongeihun and Domboko with a projected population of 2,551 people. (3 Seats). This ward consists of Kissy Town, Biakoi, Torndu, Fonima and Semabu Bonthe Municipal 260 4,069 5 Sections in Bonthe City with a projected population of 4,069 people. (5 Seats). Ward 261 consists of Nyandehun, Kambawukoh, Kombihun, Nyukoihun, Central I, Central II, King Jimmy and Barrettes, Allridge, Bonthe Municipal 261 3,884 4 Malcolm, Yelibana, and York Islands. It has a projected population of 3,884 people. (4 Seats). Bonthe Municipal Total 10,504 12 This ward consists of the entire Dema Chiefdom and Sahaya Section in Sittia Bonthe District 262 7,605 1 Chiefdom with a projected population of 7,605 people. This ward is made up of Kamai, Kwalloh, Saama, Moh and Sampoh Bonthe District 263 6,329 1 Sections is Sittia Chiefdom, and has a projected population of 6,329 people. This ward is composed of Gonoh, Ngepay, Sahn‐Gbegu, Yoni and Bamba Bonthe District 264 6,315, 1 Sections in the Sittia Chiefdom with the exception of Bonthe Town and Municipality. It has a projected population of 6,315 people. This ward is made up of the entire Bendu‐Cha Chiefdom with a Bonthe District 265 5,054 1 projected population of 5,054 people.

63 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward consists of the north western half of Nongoba Bullom comprising of Bohol, Garinga, Bonthe District 266 8,103 1 Bullom, Pelewahun, Baoma, Gbap and Solon Sections, with a projected population of 8,103 people. This ward comprises of the southeastern half of Nogoba Bullom Chiefdom consisting of Bonthe District 267 6,604 1 Salma, Hahun, Gbangbassa, Kessie, Manyime and Tormasubu Sections. It has a projected population of 6,604 people. This ward consists of Babum, Kahekay, Bapus, and Sokrapan Bonthe District 268 10,112 1 Sections in the Imperi Chiefdom with a projected population of 10,112 people. This ward comprises of Bigo and Moimaligie Sections in the imperi Bonthe District 269 8,838 1 Chiefdom and has a projected population of 8,838 people. This ward is made up of Falewuja, Kumabe‐Kwe, and Landi‐Ngere Bonthe District 270 10,917 1 Sections in the Jong Chiefdom and has a projected population of 10,917 people. This ward is made up of Beyinga, Sopan‐Cleveland, Tucker‐Nyambe Bonthe District 271 11,552 1 and Basiaka Sections in the Jong Chiefdom with a projected population of 11,552 people. This ward is made up of the entire Bayengbe Section in the Jong Bonthe District 272 8,258 1 Chiefdom, with a projected population of 8,258 people.

64 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward consists of the whole of Bonthe District 273 8,481 1 Sogbeni Chiefdom with a projected population of 8,481 people. This ward is made up of the whole of Kpanda Kemo Chiefdom in the Bonthe District 274 8,271 1 Bonthe District, with a projected population of 8,271 people. This ward comprises of the whole of Yawbeko Chiefdom and has a Bonthe District 275 5,155 1 projected population of 5,155 people. This ward is made up of the one whole Kwamebai Krim Chiefdom Bonthe District 276 8,331 1 with a projected population of 8,331 people. This ward consists of Fikie, Gbengain, Yargbe and Tamba Bonthe District 277 6,277 1 Sections in the Bum Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 6, 277 people. This ward consists of Gbondubum and Torma Sections in the Bum Bonthe District 278 5,934 1 Chiefdom and has a projected population of 5,934 people. This ward consists of Yawma, Lanje and Koimato Sections in the Bum Bonthe District 279 8,121 1 Chiefdom with a projected population of 8,121 people. Bonthe District Total 140,257 18 This ward is made up of Kovella, Kpangulgo, Tangbla, Maninga and To‐Ndambalenga Sections in the Moyamba District 280 12,772 1 Fakunya Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 12,772 people.

65 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made up of Fakoi, Kunyafoi, Songo, Njawa and Tullu Moyamba District 281 11,340 1 Sections in the Fakunya Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 11,340 people. This ward consists of Kpange, Angigboya, Waliwahun, Lungili and Moyamba District 282 11,543 1 Mosoe Sections in the kaiyamba Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 11,543 people. This ward comprises of Koromboya and Mendegelema Sections in the Moyamba District 283 11,546 1 Kaiyamba Chiefdom with a projected population of 11,546 people. This ward consists entirely of the Kowa Chiefdom in the Moyamba Moyamba District 284 7,648 1 District. It has a projected population of 7,648 people. This ward comprises mainly of the whole of Kamajei Chiefdom in the Moyamba District 285 9,232 1 Moyamba District, with a projected population of 9,232 people. This ward is made up of the Western half of Kori Chiefdom. It is found in the west of the Taia River; with the River being the dividing Moyamba District 286 13,272 1 line between the two wards in the Kori Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13,272 people.

This ward is the eastern half of Kori Chiefdom. It is found in the east of Moyamba District 287 15,816 1 the Taia River, with a projected population of 15,816 people. This ward is made up of the entire Dasse Chiefdom only, and has a Moyamba District 288 11,750 1 projected population of 11,750 people.

66 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward comprises of Ndendemoya, Mofindoh, Ngolala, Njagbahun, Wulbange and Moyamba District 289 14,113 1 Mokotawa Sections in the Lower Banta Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 14,113 people. This ward is made up of Largoh, Gbangbatoke and Bengelloh Moyamba District 290 13,918 1 Sections in the Lower Banta Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13,918 people. This ward is made up of the whole Upper Banta Chiefdom with a Moyamba District 291 8,878 1 projected population of 8,878 people. This ward is made up of Massah, Yengessa Bumpeh, Mokebbie, Saiama and Greema Sections in the Moyamba District 292 15,310 1 Bumpeh Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 15,310 people. This ward is made up of the whole Kongbora Chiefdom, with a Moyamba District 293 12,234 1 projected population of 12,234 people. This ward consists of Benkeh, Kigbai, Sembehun and Mani Moyamba District 294 10,531 1 Sections in the Bagruwa Chiefdom, with a projected population of 10,531 people. This ward consists of Moseilolo, Benduma, Mokassi, Kawaya and Moyamba District 295 9,976 1 Palima Sections in the Bagruwa Chiefdom and has a projected population of 9,976 people. This ward is made up of Mofuss, Mambo, Moyah, Yondu and Rembe Moyamba District 296 11,136 1 Sections in the Kagboro Chiefdom and has a projected population of 11,136 people.

67 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward comprises of Gubullay, Moyibu, Ngiehun, Mobeh, Mokobo, Mokandor, Konolor, Bendu B, Moyamba District 297 9,282 1 Thumba B, Mopaileh Sections in Kagboro Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 9,282 people. This ward is made up of Mokebe, Thumba‐A, Mano, Bumpetoke, Tassoh and Bendu Sections in the Moyamba District 298 13,225 1 Kagboro Chiefdom. This ward also has a projected population of 13,225 people. This ward is made up of the whole of Timdale Chiefdom with a Moyamba District 299 8,846 1 projected population of 8,846 people. This ward is made up of Kentineh, Masanka, Motoni, Makera and Moyamba District 300 12,788 1 Masarakulay Sections in the Ribbi Chiefdom with a projected population of 12,788 people. This ward consists of Mobureh Lower Ribbi, Upper Ribbi, Moyamba District 301 14,391 1 Motonkoh and Yoni Sections in the Ribbi Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 14,391 people. This ward is made up of Kassipoto, Bellentin, Motobon and Samu Moyamba District 302 9,852 1 Sections in the Bumpeh Chiefdom with a projected population of 9,852 people. This ward is made up of Mamu, Moforay and Moyemi Sections in Moyamba District 303 9,788 1 the Bumpe Chiefdom and has a projected population of 9,788 people. Moyamba District Total 279,187 24

68 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made up of the entire Pujehun District 304 14,091 1 Sowa Chiefdom and has a projected population of 14,091 people This ward consists of Bakoi, Samba and Kabonde Sections in the Panga Pujehun District 305 11,427 1 Kabonde Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 11,427 people. This ward comprises of the following Sections in the Panga Kabonde Chiefdom: Setti‐Yakanday, Pujehun District 306 11,297 1 Banyande, Pessekeh, Upper Kayiemba and Kondogbe. This ward has a projected population of 11,297 people. This ward consists of Panga and Lower Kayiemba Sections in the Pujehun District 307 12,502 1 Panga Kabonde Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 12,502 people. This ward is made up of Upper Pemba, Lower Pemba, Kakpanda Pujehun District 308 10,389 1 and Kahaimoh Sections in the Malen Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 10,389 people. This ward consists of Seijeila, Bahoin, Korwa, Kemoh and Taukunor Sections in the Malen Pujehun District 309 13,466 1 Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 13,466 people. This ward is made up of almost the entire Yakemu Kpukumu Krim (YKK) Chiefdom except for two Sections Pujehun District 310 6,411 1 Deyombo and Batowa. The ward has a projected population of 6,411 people.

69 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made up of the entire Mano Sakrim Chiefdom and Deyombo and Batowa Sections in Pujehun District 311 9,322 1 Yakemu Kpukumu Krim (YKK) Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 9,322 People. This ward is made up of the whole of Panga Krim Chiefdom with a Pujehun District 312 7,183 1 projected population of 7,183 people. This ward is made up of the entire Kpaka Chiefdom; except Jassende Pujehun District 313 13,288 1 and Ngoleima II Sections. The ward has a projected population of 13,288 People. This ward consists of Mewah, Kortugbu and Joya Sections in the Galliness Perri Chiefdom alongside Pujehun District 314 10,327 1 Jassende Ngoleima Section in Kpaka Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 10,327 people. This ward comprises of Dakona, Pelegbulor and Jakema I Sections in Pujehun District 315 10,466 1 the Galliness Perri Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 10,466 people. This ward comprises of Mallah, Bondor, Kemokai, Dabeni, Jakema II Gendema II and Gendema I Sections Pujehun District 316 9,010 1 in Galliness Perri Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 9,010 people. This Ward consists of the whole of Pejeh (Futa Pejeh) Chiefdom, it has Pujehun District 317 11,161 1 a projected population of 11,161 People.

70 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made up of Fallay Section only in the Barri Chiefdom Pujehun District 318 11,015 1 and the ward has a projected population of 11,015 people. This ward is made up of Laimba, Tetima, Karjei and Jougba Sections Pujehun District 319 12,020 1 in Barri Chiefdom and has a projected population of 12,020 people. This ward is made up of Dakona, Sonjour I, Sonjour II and Malla Pujehun District 320 11,787 1 Sections in Barri Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 11,787 people. This ward consists of the whole of Selimeh Section in the Makpele Pujehun District 321 10,615 1 Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 10,615 people. This ward comprises of Samagbe, Seitua and Kengo Sections in Pujehun District 322 13,084 1 Makpele Chiefdom. It has a projected population of 13,084 people. This ward consists of Moiwebu, Massaquoi I, Kengo, Zombo and Zoker II Sections in Soro Gbema Pujehun District 323 10,025 1 Chiefdom. This ward has a projected population of 10,025 people. This ward consists of Zoker I and Kiazombo Sections in the Soro Pujehun District 324 10,257 1 Gbema Chiefdom and has a projected population of 10,257 people. This ward is made up of Mano River, Kemokai and Massaquoi II Sections in the Soro Gbema Pujehun District 325 14,248 1 Chiefdom. The ward has a projected population of 14,248 people. Pujehun District Total 243,391 22

71 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward consists of Leicester, Gloucester, Regent, Bathurst and Western Rural 326 9,586 1 Charlotte village Area. The ward has District a projected population of 9,586 people. The following localities within the Hastings Village area constitute this ward; New Site Grafton, Grafton II, Western Rural Scout Camp, Fullah Town, New Susu 327 11,748 1 District Town, New Yams farm, Sima Town, Amputee Camp, Congo and Pawpaw. It has a projected population of 11,748 people. This ward consists of the following localities in the Hastings Village Western Rural Area, Grafton I, Kossoh Town I, 328 8,115 1 District Kossoh Town II and Hastings. It has a protected population of 8,115 people. This ward consists of the following localities, Lower Jui, Upper Jui Rogbanaba, Old Yarms Farm, Kondala, Joe town, Gbongbo Juite Town, Limba corner, New Yams Western Rural 329 10,898 1 Farm, Old Susu Town, Rokel, District Compound Susu Town, Devil Hole, Deep Water, Alia Wharf, Loko Town and Bondigre. The ward has a projected population of 10,898 people. This ward consists of the following localities, Mayali, Mosantigie, Pa Western Rural 330 6,824 1 Lokko and part of Waterloo Town. It District has a projected population of 6,824 people. The ward comprises of Goderich Western Rural 331 7,624 1 Funkia Section with a projected District population of 7,624 peoples.

72 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made up of Goderich Western Rural – Gbendembu Section with a 332 13,110 1 District projected population of 13,110 people. This ward comprised of Goderich Adonkia, Milton Margai College of Western Rural Education and Technology. 333 13,121 1 District (MMCET) Section. (Includes Angolo Town.) It has a projected population of 13,121 people. Hamilton Sections (Lakka, Ogoo Farm, Hamilton, Mambo, One Ose, Mile 13, Banga Farm, Sussex junction, Sussex, Sherbro Town, Western Rural 334 6,750 1 Babubaw I and II, number two District village, Amputee camp, No 2 River, and Guma camp localities) make up the ward. It has a projected population of 6,750 people. This ward consists of York and Kent Sections. (Ricket and Dublin Island, Kent, Bongo Wharf, Bureh Town, Western Rural 335 6,009 1 Mamah Beach Compound, York, District Tokeh, Big Wharf, Black Johnson and John Obeh. The ward has a population of 6,009 people. This ward is made up of part of Western Rural 336 12,014 1 Waterloo (Lumpa Area). The ward District has a population of 12,014 people. Benguema Village Area with a projected population of 10,557 Western Rural 337 10,557 1 people constitutes this ward. District (Benguema, Bassa Town new and old Ategbeh Town). The ward consist of the entire Campbell Town Village Area and Western Rural Tombo Sitia Section( excluding 338 5,460 1 District Tombo Town). The ward has a projected population of 5,460 people.

73 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) Western Rural This ward is made up of part of District 339 7,163 1 Tombo Town: it has a projected population of 7,163 people. Western Rural Part of Tombo Town with a District projected population 9,106 people 340 9,106 1 makes up this ward.

Western Rural Part of Waterloo Town with a District 341 9,612 1 projected population of 9,612 people makes up this ward. Western Rural This ward undivided Lumpa in District 342 10,866 1 Waterloo. It has a projected population of 10,866 people. Malambay Section in Koya Rural Western Rural District with a projected population 343 6,745 1 District of 6,745 people constitutes this ward. This ward consists of the following Sections in Koya Rural District. Western Rural 344 10,032 1 Madonkeh, Songo and Newton, it District has a projected population of 10,032 people. Magbagth and Fabaima Sections in Western Rural Koya Rural District with a projected 345 8,051 1 District population of 8,051 people constitute this ward. Western Rural 183,390 20 District Total

74 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made up of Mayenkineh Section and parts of Western Area 346 26,547 1 Pamuronko. This ward has a Urban projected population of 26,547 people. This ward consists of the following Western Area Sections: Allen Town 1 and 2. This 347 20,760 1 Urban ward has a projected population of 20,760 people. This ward comprises of the whole of Old Wharf Tasso Island and parts Western Area 348 17,143 1 of Pamuronko and Bottom Oku Urban Sections. The ward has a projected population of 17,143 people. This ward is made up of the Robis Western Area 349 16,639 1 Section. This ward has a projected Urban population of 16,639 people. Industrial Estate Section makes up Western Area this ward. This ward has a 350 14,133 1 Urban projected population of 14,133 people. This ward is made up of part of Western Area Bottom Oku. This ward has a 351 9,860 1 Urban projected population of 9,860 people. This ward is made up of Congo Western Area Water II Section. This ward has a 352 15,532 1 Urban projected population of 15,532 people. This ward consists of the entire Western Area Congo Water I and part of Kuntolor 353 22,016 1 Urban Sections. This ward has a projected population of 22,016 people. This ward is made up of Rokupa Western Area 354 12,172 1 Section with a projected population Urban of 12,172 people.

75 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made up Portee Western Area 355 16,143 1 Section and has a projected Urban population of 16,143 people. Parts of Jalloh Terrace and Kuntolor Western Area Sections made up this ward. This 356 19,873 1 Urban ward has a projected population of 19,873 people. This ward comprises of the following Sections: Thunder Hill Western Area 357 10,476 1 and part of Jalloh Terrace. It has a Urban projected population of 10,476 people. This ward comprises of Kissy Mess Western Area 358 19,033 1 Mess Section. It has a projected Urban population of 19,033 people. This ward consists of Lowcost Western Area Housing Section and part of Shell 359 18,091 1 Urban Section. The ward has a projected population of 18,091 people. This ward consists of Grass Field Wt AWestern 360 17,724 1 Section and has a projected Area Urban population of 17,724 people. This ward consists of the following Western Area Sections: Kissy Bye Pass II and part 361 21,479 1 Urban of Shell. This ward has a projected population of 21,479 people. This ward consists of Kissy Bye Pass Western Area 362 9,237 1 I Section and has a projected Urban population of 9,237 people. The following Sections made up Western Area this ward: Kissy Mental and Mamba 363 19,846 1 Urban Ridge II. It has a projected population of 19,846 people. This ward consists of the following Sections: Mamba Ridge I and part Western Area 364 13,897 1 of Kissy Brook. This ward has a Urban projected population of 13,897 people.

76 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward consists of parts of Kissy Western Area Bye Pass I Section and has a 365 14,067 1 Urban projected population of 14,067 people. This ward consists of Coconut Farm. Ashorbi Corner and parts of Kissy Western Area 366 20,091 1 Brook Sections. The ward has a Urban projected population of 20,091 people. This ward consists of the Cline Western Area 367 12,167 1 Town Section and has a projected Urban population of 12,167 people. This ward consists of Quarry and Western Area Parts of Fourah Bay Sections. The 368 16,252 1 Urban ward has a projected population of 16.252 people. Part of the Fourah Bay Section Western Area makes up this ward. It has a 369 13,700 1 Urban projected population of 13,700 people. This ward consists of Ginger Hall Western Area 370 13,265 1 Section with a projected population Urban of 13,265 people. The boundary starts at the junction Western Area of Bombay Street on Kissy Road. 371 24,199 1 Urban This ward has a projected population of 24,199 people. This ward comprises of Bombay and Western Area Mount Aureal Terrace Sections. 372 17,914 1 Urban This ward has a projected population of 17,914 people. This ward is made up of the Foulah Western Area 373 17,562, 1 Town Section. It has a projected Urban population of 17,562 people. This ward is made up of the entire Western Area magazine Section. This ward has a 374 15,612 1 Urban projected population of 15,612 people.

77 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward consists of Albert Academy and Sorie Town and Western Area 375 15,748 1 Leicester Road Section. This ward Urban has a projected population of 15,748 people. This ward comprises of the whole Western Area of Mountain Regent Section. It has 376 18,838 1 Urban a projected population of 18,838 people. This ward consists of Tower Hill and Western Area part of Susan’s Bay Sections. This 377 13,428 1 Urban ward has a projected population of 13,428 persons. This ward consists of the whole of Connaught Hospital and part of Western Area 378 10,315 1 Susan’s Bay Sections and has a Urban projected population of 10,315 people. This ward consists of Sanders Brook Western Area 379 16,465 1 Section alone and has a projected Urban population 16,465 people. This Ward comprises of Kroo Town Western Area 380 22,154 1 Section. This ward has a projected Urban population of 22,154 people. This ward is made up of part of Western Area Tengbeh Town and Brookfield 381 15,002 1 Urban Section. This ward has a projected population of 15,002 people. This ward comprises of Ascension Western Area Town and Kingtom Sections with a 382 17,757 1 Urban projected population of 17,757 people. This ward is made up of Congo Western Area 383 15,238 1 Town only with a projected Urban population of 15,238 people. This ward is made up of the George Western Area Brook/Dwarzark and Sumaila Town 384 21,861 1 Urban Sections. It has a projected population of about 21,861 people.

78 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made of Hill Station Western Area and New England‐Hill Cut Sections. 385 8,641 1 Urban This ward has a projected population 8,641 people. This ward is made up of Brookfield Western Area Congo Market Section having a 386 19,101 1 Urban projected population of 19,101 people. This ward comprises of Hill station Western Area and New England‐Hill cut Sections 387 10,608 1 Urban with a projected population of 10,608 people. This ward is made up of part of Tengbeh Town and Brookfields – Western Area 388 19,986 1 Red Pump Sections. This ward has a Urban projected population of 19,986 people. This ward is made up of Western Area Wilberforce Section and has a 389 20,132 1 Urban projected population of 20,132 people. This ward consists of the whole of Western Area Murray Town Section. This ward 390 15,561 1 Urban has a projected population of 15,561 people. This ward consists of two Sections namely Cockle‐bay and Collegiate Western Area 391 23,182 1 and Pipe Line and Wilkinson Road. Urban It has a projected population of 23,182. People. This ward is made up of Aberdeen Section and part of Cockerill, Western Area 392 12,008 1 Aberdeen Creek Sections. It has a Urban projected population of 12,008 people. This ward is made up of Lumley Western Area 393 23,190 1 Section only and has a projected Urban population of 23,190 people.

79 No. OF SEATS PROJECTED (EXCLUDING SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF WARD COUNCIL WARD POPULATION CHAIR/ BOUNDARIES 2008 MAYOR) This ward is made up of Juba, Western Area Kaningo, Malama and kamayama 394 20,989 1 Urban Sections; it has a projected population of 20,989 people. Western Area 825,634 49 Urban Total

Grand Total 5,324,957 456

Local Council Ward Boundary Delimitation Maps APPENDIX D: LOCAL COUNCIL WARD BOUNDARY DELIMITATION MAPS

KAILAHUN DISTRICT SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) N

10 Koindu 13174 Y#

Y# Lalehun 3 Y# Dia Sandaru 9 Y# 27 14004 13518 12 26 7213 14 11 13 17425 8423 Y# Y# 12505 13851 BandajumaBendu 1 3 Y# 7796 Baaka 1 12575 Y# Borbu Buedu 2 # Y Y# Gbalahun 24042 Y# 8 Gbalama # Bandajuma Y 15 5 28 4 13859 4 14050 8802 9041 Y# Y# Bunumbu Manowa 29 13716 7 6 15177 8405 Pendembu 2 Y# Y# Grim a Yandohun 23 Y# 8 14398 15539 16 Y# 21285 Lev uma Bomaru 7 Y# Segbwem a 20 # Y Y# 21338 Y# Mobai Y# Jolla Daru Baiwalla Y# Dodo 25 Y# Mano Menima 10541 Y# 17 Kuiv a 24 21 Y# 10666 14536 11785 18 Y# 11574 6 Jojoima 22 12923 5

19 13587

#Y Main Locality 1...... 29 Ward Number 1...... 8 Constituency Number

Constituency Boundary PREPARED IN COLLABORATION 2024Miles WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS CHIEFDOMS AND SECTIONS

NATIO NAL ELECTOR AL COMMISSION (NEC) N

Koni o 10 Kundu Dakaleley Torli

Jagor Lo m b a m a Kama Teng Le l a 9 Bende Bengu Kui vawa 27 u d Kama Toh Nimima n a 12 t a m u u d a Koni o K Mano-Sewallu s 14 26 a m Bendu u Mofindor B Pok orl i Kuiva Jagor 11 3 13 Bul ima 1 Baoma Luawa Foguiya Kuiva Buima Gbela 2 Sei maya Kpaewa Gol ama Giehun Upper Kpombali 15 Tongi Tingi a Mende 5 4 w u Falloh o o Bui ma 28 n k r a o Lo we r Bunumbu M B Kpombali 29 7 Gol eiwoma Naiahun Kpi ndima 6 Mar we i Bombowa Gol u Gao Jorwu

Kor bu Sei II Bongre 8 Bambara Falley 23 Gbongre Jonga Le v u m a Gboo Bomaru- Dan Sei Jei gbl a Guma Sei I Upper Sak iema 25 Nyawa 20 16 Upper Kuiva Bai wall a 24 Kei maya Sowa Lo we r 17 Nyawa Kai o Lo we r Ku i v a Kar gbu Dodo 21 Fauya Bobor Ma n o Sienga

Lo we r 18 Njagbla Lu y e n g eh Upper Upper Giebu Upper Sami Lu y e n g eh 22 Lo we r Gi e b u Bamburu

Lo we r Sa m i 19 Pelegbambeima

1...... 29 Ward Number Ward Boundary

Chiefdom Boundary 1012 Miles PREPARED IN COLLABORATION Section Boundary WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

KENEMA CITY COUNCIL N

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC)

46254 ((64 SEATS) 10

31 45124 (4(5 SEATS) 11

32 45744 (4(6 SEAT S)

30...... 32 Ward Numbe r

9...... 11 Constituency Number PREPARED IN COLLABORATION WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE Constituency Boundary

KENEMA CITY COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS AND SECTIONS

Gbo Lambayama A- RTI

Gbo Lambayama A- Gombu

Gbo Lambayama A -Kondebotihun

30 Gbo Lambayama A- Lekpetieh Airfield

Gbo Kakajama A- Burma

Gbo Lambayama A- Reservation Gbo Kakajama A- Lumbebu

31 Gbo Kakajama A- Technical/Gbongbotoh

Gbo Lambayama A- Nyandeyama

Gbo Kakajama A- Gbo Kakajama A- Njaguema Kpayama Gbo Lambayama A- Ndigbuama

Gbo Kakajama A- Kissy Town Gbo Lambayama A- Gbo Kakajama A- Fonikoh Shimbeck 32

Gbo Kakajama A- Lambayama

30, 31, 32 Ward Number Ward Boundary Section Boundary 0.6 0 0.6 1.2 Kilometers

84 KENEMA DISTRICT SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION 44 19835 NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) 45 15306 N 15 46 40 47 11043 17827 7765 14

43 37 38 13202 49 10210 17762 42 15328 48 10763 19847 16 39 13 14597

33 51 12499 50 12830 35 10655 15959

34 11841 52 11579 12 36 11122 41 12347 53 9291 56 54 11588 17 14757

57 13494 59 55 18750 13879 18 58 10998

60 19 12121 61 15354

Y# Main Locality 33...... 61 Ward Num ber 12...... 18 Constituency Number PREPARED IN COLLABORATION 1012 Miles Constituency Boundary WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

KENEMA DISTRICT SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION

NATIONAL E LE CTORAL COMM ISSI ON (NEC) 44

Biatong 45 Fa man jo N Gorama Mende Kual le y Kakl awa 41 Konj o N jei go r

Tong orw a Kemoh

Gb og bei ma 46 40 Konj o Ye matan ga 47 Nia wa Go r ama Lower Bambara Boryo ngo r Wandor Song ha i 37 Konj o Bu iim a Karteh 43 Fo nd e Bony a 38 49 Nyaw a Sei Hulorhun Njeigor Bambara a Malegohun Yalenga m

y Simbaru r 48 o Fa ll ay d

n u Hul orh un N ja gb udo r B Bony a Bund orya ma Fa ll ay Upp er Torg bo ma Seiwor 39 Korjei Buima Korj ei Ngieya 42 Gb or o Low er Torg bo ma Gb oro -Lo koma Kandu Leppiama Korgay 51 33 50 35 Kona Kpi ndi bu Dak pan a

Borl ey Sonn ie Kona Fo iya Karga

34 Nongowa Kagb ad o Ka mbo ima 52 Nia wa 36 Kene ma Tow n Dag ba nya Kagb ad o Nj ei gb la Airfield Fa ll ay 53 Small Bo Sowa Das sama Gbo-Kakajama 56 Upp er D abo r Go rama 54 Kamboma Klajie Mend eke le ma Dak owa Band aw or Fo wa i Sand aru 57 Dan yad ej o Joi Nia wa Dama 59 Langrama Meni ma Low er D abo r Gaura Nje iw oma 55 Semb eh un Koya Joru Korj ei Vaam a 58 Gi eb u

Kokoru Ni awa Serabu Mabo nd or Gi ew oma Upp er Ko ya Jewahun Nomo Ngi eb u Ge gb wem a Ngiewoma-Njeigor Kpata wa 60 Koya Gb und oh un Ta ni nah un Kuawum a

Fa ama 61 Tunkia

Dar u Go r ah un

33...... 61 Ward Num ber 12...... 18 Constituency Number PREPARED IN COLLABORATION 1012 Miles Constituency Boundary WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

KOIDU -NEW SEMBEHUN CITY COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) N

20 64 44070 (8 SEATS) 63 24607 (4 SEATS)

62 17706 (3 SEATS)

62...... 64 Ward Number

20...... 21 Constituency Number

0.100.10.2 Miles Constituency Boundary PREPARED IN COLLABORATION WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

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Gbense- Moindefeh Ward Numbe Ward Boundary Section Ward Bounda Ward

1.8 Kilometers 62, 63, 64

0.9

Tankoro-New Sembehun Tankoro-New Gbense- Moindekor

Gbense- Sina Town

SHOWING WARDS AND SECTIONS KOIDU/NEW SEMBEHUN CITY COUNCIL CITY SEMBEHUN KOIDU/NEW 0.9

24 Tankoro-Kinsey

62 Tankoro- Lebanon Tankoro-Kwaquima

KONO DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) N

# Kond ew ako r Y

71 13112

86 9208 Y# Kayim a 72 69 10645 8822 23

87 Saiama Y# 11377 68 70 9231 27 12159 22 65 67 13539

To mbo du 13464 Y# 66 Kami en dor 11936 Y# 76 77 85 79 88 Koidu Town 9821 9429 11132 73 Y# 13029 11842 130 27 Jagbwema Y# 78 Y# Kainkor du Koar du 7229 Y# 74 13243 82 Sewafe # Y#Jaiama Y 11895 26 80 75 84 11572 10427 Baiama # 9921 24 Y 25 83 15997

Y# Ga nd orh un

81 12572 Y# Kang ah un

#Y MAIN LOCALITY 65...... 88 Ward Number

22...... 27 Constituency Number PREPARED IN COLLABORATION Constituency Boundary WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

KONO DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS CHIEFDOMS AND SECTIONS

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) N

Sinkongofeh Kw idu Toli 71 Kaw afeh Kom adu Baw adu

Sumunjifeh Dia Sam gbaf eh Koaro 86 Yaw at anda 72 Fakongofeh 69 Sandor Yaw ai Njeikor Tingi-Kor Kam ara 68 Kamara Lei 87 Tharma Forest 70 Baf infe h Lei Banf infeh Banyakor Tankoro Kensay Suk udu u Sangbada d Dangbaidu i Gbondu a 65 b Gben s e Mafindor g n Banyafeh Kamara a Koom a Kam iendor Kongofinj a D 66 67 Kokongokuma 88 ndek Mofinkor Mafindor Bafinfeh Moindefeh Gbane Kandor 79 Moi or Fiam a Soa 85 Gbane Kandor Kut ey Tama Bafinfeh 76 77 78 Gbogboafeh Fiama Nimiyama 73 York or Gbane Yanbidu Bandafafeh Tetema Gbendekor Kok ar Tensekor Njagbakahun 74 Tankoro Dumbia Nimikoro Tankoro Gbane Kour Njaifeh Woaf eh Maindu Foidu Jaiama Maikandor Mongor Tensendakor 75 82 Gbikidakor 80 Saw a Buma 84 83 Pey ifeh Njama Kam ara Saw a Fiam a Gb an e Masayiefeh Gbane Yemao Mongo Bunabu 81 Selok oma Go rama Kono Kangama

65...... 88 Ward Number Ward Boundary Chiefdom Boundary

Section Boundary PREPARED IN COLLABO RATION 2024Miles WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

MAKENI CITY COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS, POPULATION AND NUMBER OF SEATS N

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC)

28 89 43083 ( 7 Seats )

25191 ( 4 Seats )

90 19973 ( 4 Seats )

89, 90, 91 Ward Number 28, 29 Constituency Number Constituency Boundary

0.6 0 0.6 1.2 Kilometers PREPARED IN COLLABORATION WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

MAKENI CITY COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS AND SECTIONS N

Bombali Sebora - Rogbane Ward

Makari Gbanti - 89 Masuba Ward

Makari Gbanti - Bombali Sebora - Mina Gbanti Section Wusum Ward

Bombali Sebora - Market Ward

Bombali Sebora - Maslasie Ward 91 Bombali Sebora - Teko Ward Bombali Sebora - Mayanka Ward I

Bombali Sebora - Banana Ward

Bombali Sebora - Mayanka Ward II 90

Bombali Sebora - Kagbaran Dokom (A)

89, 90, 91 Ward Number Ward Boundary 0.800.8Kilometers Section Boundary

BOMBALI DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION N

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC)

#Y Sanya

113 35 14529

Fintonia 114 #Y

9658 Tandacta #Y

116 13893 112 111 16626 9190 #Y Kamakwie 118 115 110 11520 36 10305 117 12757 13208 #Y Kamalu 105 106 102 Dar-es-salam 13123 #Y #Y Kamaranka 9348 13224 Gbanti #Y #Y Mateboi #Y 33 Kagberay 34 104 103 101 14045 Kamabai 14535 9945 #Y Bumban 109 #Y Batkanu 100 #Y 11618 17673 108 32 8727 99 #Y Kalangba 98 10807 107 14423 14168 Niti Junction #Y Binkolo #Y 95 #Y Panlap Masongbo 15201 Main Locality #Y 31 96 #Y 94 92.....118 Ward Number 97 13157 16073 30...... 36 Constituency Number #Y Mapaki Constituency Boundary 16124 Makump 30 #Y 93 92 12068 14705 #Y 80816KilometersMasorie PREPARED IN COLLABORATION WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

BOMBALI DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS, CHIEFDOMS AND SECTIONS N

Moria

Thalla Dugutha

Tambakha 113

Paramount Chief Section 114

Simibue Samia Ka yimbor Sella Limb1a16 111 Ka mank oh Makwie Loko 112 Ka mak wi e Magbonkoni I Kindia Magbonkoni II Madina Kagbankuna 115 Manonkoh Sanda Loko Ba nka Rotha tha Be nia 118 117Ka malu Kaindema La minaya Biriwa Maharibo Makapa Maparay Ka ra ssa Timbo Sokudala Manathi Kawungulu Kania Yana Ka mbia Sendugu B 102 110 Laminaya Sendugu A 105 Rom aneh Mambiama Makendema Kabakeh/ Ba la ndugu Gbenkfay Ka marank a Makulon Roye ama B Magbaimba Gbanti Kamaranka Sakuma B 106 Ndorhahun Rogberay Makumray B Sakuma A Manjahagha Roye ama A Hunduwa Gbonko- Makumray A Kagberay Kayourgbor ba na Ka yon- Ta ny ehun Lobanga koro Yankabala Rogbin Ka rina Marampa 103 Ka babala Sendugu Kuk una Rogboreh 101 Bum ban Sanda Te ndaran Lohindie Ros os Makai Masisan 109 Mateboi 104 Loko- Madina 108 Mayorthan Bumbandain 100 Sahun Kasengbeh 98 Batkanu Mamaka Ka nia Gben- Ka maba i Matehun Masapi Makayrembay de mbu Makump Mayankay Mafonda Gbendem bu Makarihiteh Kayassi Magbanamba Ngowahu n 99 Mandawahun Makeregbohun Bom bali Bana Mamukay Kalangba Simbaya 107 Ka bonka Libeisayg ahun Ta mbia ma Garanganwa Masongbo Robak a Makaiba Safroko Limba

Mabamba Rotha -Tha Magbaingba Punthun 95 Binkolo Manyakoi Gborbana Mangay Mabanta Ros int Kathegeya Tonkoba 97 Masongbo A Magbenteh Kathanthan 92...... 118 Ward Number Makari Gbanti Mankene Ka gba ra n Ros anda 94 96 Dok om B Ward Boundary Ka fal a Mapaki Masongbo B Paki Chiefdom Boundary Masabong Konta Section Boundary Yainkassa Bombali Mayagba 93 Sebora 92 Masabong Matotoka 7 0 7 14 Kilometers

KAMBIA DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION N

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) 133 Gberekhuray #Y 9354

Kamasassa #Y #Y 132 Kukuna 10366 129 40 10571

39 131 Madina #Y Kanku Bramaia 128 #Y Kathathineh Y# 20988 134 7702 9675 127 10679 126 12641 Kawula #Y #Y 125 122Kambia Tawuya #Y 14049 38 9157 135 130 #YBamoi 11457 37 124 121 15239 138 8984 Y# Main Locality 136 8384 17171 #Y Barmoi Lumour 137 13139 Rokupr 119.....143 Ward Number #Y 8144 Sineya 12819119 #Y 41 37.....42 Constituency Number 139 120 123 Constituency Boundary #Y 10239 140 13009 Yeliboya Kasiri 8996 #Y Kychom #Y 1271 3 #Y Mambolo 142 143 10889 141 13199 42 12444 #Y 8 0 8 16 Kilometers Rotain - Bama PREPARED IN COLLABORATION WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE 95

KAMBIA DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS, CHIEFDOMS AND SECTIONS Konta N

Kufuru

133 Bugami

Turaya Gb er ekh uray Kabaya

Sedu ya Duramania Bramaia Teneba Bramaia Kukuna Kamassassa Fortumboyie 132 Filligungee 129

Gb olo n

Yebaya Kua Bramaia

Shekaia Sulaimania Sansan- gie Bassia Tonko Limba Kathanthineh

Maton 131 Bubuya Bangu- Kanku raia 128 Bramaia Laminaia Magbonkone 134Mafaray 127

Kalangba Mamankoh Tormina 126 Samu Rogberay Kawula Gb inl e 130 Matilba Nonko Mapolon Tawuya Masungbala Gbinle Dixing Kambia Matengha125 122 Su mb uya Bamoi 135 Maserie Sand a Benna Katalan Robat Magbema 124 Mapotolon 121 Kayenkassa Bubuya Mange Kamba 138 137 Lusenia 119...... 143 Ward Number Thalla Moribaia 136 Rokupr Mafufuneh Rokon119 Rosinor Ward Boundary Samu Bombe Makuma Kychom Chiefdom Boundary Koya 123 Kassiri 120 139 Kargbulor 140 Section Boundary Rowollon 142 Kalenkay Matetie Mambolo 143 Mambolo 141 Robis Tombo-Wallah Mayakie 10 0 10 20 Kilometers 96

KOINADUGU DISTRICT COUNCIL Gbentu 167 Sirekude #Y 165 10511 #Y #Y SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION Ganya N 162 15033 164 #Y Falaba #Y #Y NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) 1485 0 15715 Sinkunia Gberia Fotombu 166 163 48 1115 4 #Y Musaia Junction Gberia Timbako 12901 #Y 47 #YBafodia Dankawalie Boal Karifaia #Y #Y 161 Yogomaia 148 10028 #Y 1117 8 #Y 144 Kasasi Kabala 15237 149 150 #Y 145 #Y 1101 1 Bendugu 14043 13078 Yiraia 44 151 160 #Y 1004 0 Kondembaia Brawa-Komoia #Y #Y Y# Fadugu Masadugu #Y 146 156 Kamaron #Y 11961 9211 6693 #Y 43 Bumbukoro 152 Foria #Y 153 1058 5 147 Konombaia 17456 12065 #Y #Y Alikalia 46 Popor 45 #Y 157 Mansofinia #Y 154 Yarawadu 158 1377 3 7501 155 #Y 15045 11145

Y# Main Locality Sumbaria #Y 144.....167 Ward Number 159 43...... 48 Constituency Number 6726

Constituency Boundary PREPARED IN COLLABORATION 20 0 20 40 Kilometers WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

Mawundea Fissaya II Fissaya I KOINADUGU DISTRICT COUNCIL Taelia Dembelia Nomokoya SHOWING WARDS, CHIEFDOMS AND SECTIONS Sinkunia Ganya Kaliyereh Kalia Gbentu III Kunbulun 1 167 Gberia Fotombu 165 Numula 2 162 Sankan II Koindu-Kura N Kambalia Numula 1 Laylay 164 Dara Kamba San kan I Sinkunia Kambia Falaba Wara Wara Folosaba Kunbulun 2 Biribaia Bafodia Dembelia Herekor Numula 3 Pamp ako h Bafodia Manan 166 Numula 5 Kambaia Lagor Musaia Numula 4 So nkoya Gberia-Timbako 163 Sulima Kamanikie Kakoya Dogoloya Fudea Kamayortortor Balandugu Semamaia Zone 1 161 Mo ngo II Heremakono Tamiso I Tamiso II Yo go maia 148 Kadanso Zone 2 Bilimaia Zone 3 Upper Kamadugu Kasunko Kaponpon 144 Zone 4 Bendugu 150 Wara Wara Sengbe Gbonkobor Koinadugu Yagala145 Zone 5 Zone 6 149 Mongo Zone 7 Kayaka Morifindugu Mongo I Lower Kamadugu Lengekoro Yiraia 151

160 Diang Kondembaia Mankalia 146 Benadugu Kasunko Barawa So kurala Kakallain 152 Gbenekoro 156 Deldugu Nyedu Neya I 147 Wollay Darakuru 153

Kania Neya Nieni 157

Neya II 154 Kulor Yif fin 155 Kalian Saradu 158

159 144...... 167 Ward Number Su mbaria Ward Boundary Chiefdom Boundary Section Boundary 20 0 20 40 Kilometers

PORT LOKO DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION 180 N 16297 NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) 52 Magbolontor #Y #Y Sendugu

Barmoi #Y Gbinti 182 183 #Y Mange 179 #Y 17020 178 12766 11325 17729 176 53 14858 Masulimani 175 Wharf #Y 177 193 192 181 14800 Rosint 188 Malakuray #Y 15251 1684 4 17186 14293 #Y 21695 168 51 #Y Foredugu 56 Port Loko 13189 #Y 49 173 55 169 Rogberray Junction Petifu Junction #Y 13921 Konakridee #Y #Y 191 172 189 12535 Lunsar #Y 10167 190 187 170 174 17892 9612 10217 186 17583 12951 50 Lungi #Y 16664 #Y 171 Masimera Town 184 13091 20969 #Y 200 54 Pepel 10899 199 201 Mahera 185 #Y Magbeni 11911 11868 15324 #Y 197 11692 196 #Y 194 58 Targrin 11460 13925 Masiaka #Y Konta-Line Komrabai Kinkantha 198 #Y #Y 57 #Y 14239 16955 195 Mamamah #Y 12131 Y# Main Locality Kiss Koya 168...... 201 Ward Number

49...... 58 Constituency Number 10 0 10 20 Kilometers PREPARED IN COLLABORATION Constituency Boundary WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

PORT LOKO DISTRICT COUNCIL

SHOWING WARDS, CHIEFDOMS AND SECTIONS Kantia Gbogbodo Gbonko N Sanda Magbolontor Robis Layamantmetank 180 Gb an eh-Loko Menthen Mankneh

Malkiya Send ugu

Magbolontor Masien Rotigbonko Bankro Minthormore Barmoi 179 Marenka Gb ar ay 182 Mabombo Mafonda Bana Kaiyeabor 183 Kagban- Dibia th ama Maron Mange Morie Kayembor Kambia Morie Rotifunk Karine Romeni Makabari 178 Robombeh Konta Ferry Mafonikay BKM Makump Kalangba Yal i- Worreh Konta Rogbalan Magbafth Sand a Kargbo Manungbu Mapoteh Makana Kanu Rogbla Kargbo KamasunduMabur eh Bu ya Malal Mamanka 175 177 Konkorie Rosint Magbengbe Konta Tauya Kabata TMS Kambia 176 Foredugu 193 181 Malakuray Gb ar an Gb ai nty Katonga Magbeni Yu rika 192 Mabureh Kamba Gberray Romaka Mende Sendugu Magbapsa 188 Morie Buya Romende Lokomasama 168 Falaba Benkia SandaKondato Mamanso Rokel Maforki Fenka Robis Magbokorr Ol d Po rt L oko 170 Magbankitha Matheng Royema Rosarr Maronko Petifu Bana Moria Mange Kantaya Mannah 169 Komrabai- Marampa Gberray Maforay Batpol on Waterloo Petifu Thunkara Lunsar Marampa Lungi Rogballan 190 187 Mathera Magbengbeh 172 Mayaya Komrabai 173 189 191 Petifu Rolankonoh Marunia Mapiterr Madina Mawullay Kaff u Bullom Kamasondo Gbonko Masimera Foronkoya 186 Mayira Nonkoba Mapolie 174 Magbele 184 Kasongha Maboni 171 Masimera Massebay Yo ni-Pet Mamanki Rosarr 199 Yongro 185 Makorobolai Gb er ray Rokel 200 201 Mayola- Bana Rokel Thatha Rokon/Komboya Biss- Rosint Mahera Magbeni Manika Matuku Ben k ia Roponka 197 Katick 196 Maconteh 194 Futa Mamalikie Tumba Foredugu Matene Biki Marefa Fondu Gb ab ai 198 Sand a Koya

Robia 195 Mawoma Mathirie Kagbala B Magbandoma 168...... 201 Ward Number

Kagbala A Ward Boundary Chiefdom Boundary 1001020Kilometers Section Boundary

100

TONKOLILI DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION N 227

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) 13837

#Y #Y Bendugu Bumbuna 228 13818 229 226 66 14610 10214

#Y Mabonto #Y Masumbiri 222 223 203 11189 Mathunkara 16729 202 8950 #Y 220 17618 #Y Mamanso - 7374 #Y 65 Mgburaka59 Sanka 207 204 Magbass#Y Rochen #Y #YMara 12081 Matotoka #Y #Y 64 Makali #Y 15150 205 #Y Mabum #Y 224 219 Masingbi 12535 Mamuntha 16645 221 225 15271 Mabang 60 #Y #Y Sengbeh 14482 14409 206 l. Matuku 215 208 13432 #Y 13655 218 Mathoir #Y 10168 #Y 13582 Mile 91 Mayopo 212 #Y 63 9842 216 #Y 217 Yoni Bana 213 Main Locality #Y 14000 #Y 13654 Y# Makeni-Rokefula 62 Yele 210 61 209 202...229 Ward Number 211 10355 11354 26693 214 #Y 59...... 66 Constituency Number 11963 Ronietha 10567 Constituency Boundary

PREPARED IN COLLABORATION 20 0 20 40 Kilometers WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE 101

TONKOLILI DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS, CHIEFDOMS AND SECTIONS 227 Fula- dugu Kakallain N

Borowah Kamakilla Kaso- kira Kama- kathie Kalansogoia Sambaya

Upper Dayie Section 228 Low er 202...... 229 Ward Number Section Sambaya Makon- Mayaso tande Ward Boundary Buyan Chiefdom Boundary 226 Section Boundary Kafe Simiria 229 Mabonto Ma kelfa Simiria 222

Kabaia Wana Kamarugu Lal- 223 Lenken Mathunkara Thambaya Old 203 Ma lal Magburaka Bo Road Maboboh Rolal Ma bilafu 202 Tane Koray Kunike Makump Malal Mara Semorkanie Yenkeh Ma ra Ma newa 204 Matotoka Ma tanka Rochen Kholifa Rowala 219 220 Ma murie Kiamp Mamuntha Ma yatha Masingbi 207 Mapakie Kakolo 205 Makrugbeh Mathonkara 224 Ma kali 225 Makoba Thamah Marunia Mange- Kunike Barina Sanda 206 Koray Mabang ba na Ma yossoh Petifu Wonkibor Makong Kholifa Mabang Upper Mayeppoh 221 Marunia Sakie 215 Polie 218 Masaba Mamaka Lower Polie Kumrabai Mayeppoh 208 Gbonkolenken 212 Lower Massakong Petifu Ma yira Yoni Gaindema Upper Massakong Ma yawa A Macrogba Makeni 213 Malompor 217 Rokefula Yoni 216 209 Yiben Yele 211 210 Manowo Petifu Petifu Upper 214 Mayawa B Malanchor Ronietta Petifu- Foindu Low er

Masengbe 20 0 20 40 Kilometers 102

BO CITY COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION ( NEC) N

230 65997 (8 SAETS)

67 231 47018 69 (5 SEATS)

232 47593 (5 SEATS)

230...... 232 Ward Number 67...... 69 Constituency Number PREPARED IN COLLABORATION Constituency Boundary WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

103

BO CITY COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS AND SECTIONS

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION N

North Ward- Njai Town North Ward-Reservation

North Ward-Bo Number 2 North Ward- North Ward- Kissy Town Kissy Town 230 East Ward-Lower Samamie East Ward-Batiema North Ward-Reserva

KAKUA East Ward-Moriba Town West Ward-Nikibu - East Ward-Kindia Town

231 232 East Ward-Bumpeh-Woh West Ward-Njagboima East Ward-Messima

West Ward-Moriba Town

East Ward-Messima

East Ward-Gbondo Town

West Ward-Kandeh Town

West Ward-Lewabu - East Ward-Manjama

230...... 231 Ward Number

Ward Boundary Chiefdom Boundary

Section Boundary PREPARED IN COLLABO RATION 0.100.10.2 Miles WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

104

BO DISTRICT SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION

NATION AL ELECTORAL COMMI SSION (N EC)

239 19156

Y# Monghere

233 77 16866

# Y Nj al a 240 11996 71 Y# Nengbema Y# Damballa # Y Baiim a Y# 234 Y# Ngalu Ngelehun 235 241 11780 11298 8303 258 8398 256 11906 242 257 9372 11204 Y# Bo T own 246 70 243 Y# 16136 72 Yamandu 253 245 13932 Y# 12334 Bumpe 14994 244 254 Y# Tikonko 9450 15398 76 74 236 13582 Y# 247 Telu # 13252 73 GboyamaY 255 248 10763 249 237 9734 14567 238 13723 10685 75 # Y Sumbuya 250 252 10619 11806 Y# 251 Jim mi 13020 #Y MAIN LOCALITY

233...... 258 Ward Number

70...... 77 Constituency Number 3036Miles PREPARED IN COLLABORATION Constituency Boundary WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

105

BO DISTRICT CHIEFDOMS AND SECTIONS

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC)

Deilenga 239 Lunia Valunia

Mangaru Seilenga 233 Tongowa

Kendebu Yarlenga Komboya Kei sua Upper Niawa Sei Vanj elu Kemoh

Ngovo Yal enga Mokpendeh Niawa Lenga Samawa 235 Kaduawo 240 Fallay 241 Selenga Lower Niawa Njargbahun Nyawa Ol d Town Nyallay 234 Badjia Gbo Bagbwe(Bagbe) Damai Bai mba Sei Mar yu Gbo Jongo Kpallay 258 Upper Pataloo Niawa Nguabu Kemoh 256 Sindeh Samamie Kpandobu Ngolamajie 257 242 Nyawa Ki maya Njeima Foya Bo Town Kakua 243 Boama Fallay Nyallay Kor jeh Lo we r Pa t a l o o 253 Bambawo Sewa 245 Bumpe 244 Taninahun 246 Tikonko Bumpe Ngao Ma wo j e h Yengema Nekpondo 254 Sei wa Sonnah 236 Tongowa Ser abu Njagbla II Kpetema Jaiama Bongor 247 Upper Kama Mambawa Upper Baimba Upper Niawa Upper Kargoi Mo r ku Sendeh Walihun Bongo Njagbla I Lo wer Ba i m b a 255 Magbao 248 Yorma Central Kargoi Bai nyawa Lo we r Ka m a 237 238 Sahn Sewama 249 Wonde Lugbu Lower Niawa Manyeh Kemoh Gao Niagorehun Kamba Kargbevu 250 Lower Kargoi 252 Ji mmi Bagbo 251 Kpangbalia Tissana Mano Gorapon 233...... 258 WARD NUMBER Bum

WARD BOUNDARY 3036Miles CHIEFDOM BOUNDARY PREPARED IN COLLABORATION SECTION BOUNDARY WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

106

BONTHE MUNICIPALITY SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION N NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC)

78 78

259 261 2551 3884 (3 SEATS) (4 SEATS)

260 4069 (5 SEATS)

259...... 261 Ward Number 78 Constituency Number 0.2 0 0.20.4 Miles PREPARED IN COLLABORATION Constituency Boundary WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

107

BONTHE MUNICIPALITY SHOWING WARDS AND SECTIONS

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) N

York Is land

York Island

BONTHE MUNICIPALITY York Island BONTHE MUNICIPALITY

Bonthe Town Bonthe Town Yor k Is land York Island 259 Bonthe Town 261 Bonthe Town

Bonthe Town

Bonthe Town York Island

Bonthe Town Bonthe Town 261 260 Bonthe Town Bonthe Town

Bonthe Town Bonthe Town Bonthe Tow n

York Island

259.....261 Ward Number

Ward Boundary

0.2 0 0.20.4 Miles Section Boundary PREARED IN COLLABORATION STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

108

BONTHE DISTRICT

SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) # Moriba TownY N

GangamaY# 268 10112 Y# Gbonge 269 8838 270 Y# Semabu Lawana 1091 7 Lauwa Y# Y# Y# Y# MattruY#272 Motuo Chechku 263 8258 6329 274 Y# Tissana Y# 827 262 Yargoi Y# 1 7605 Tihun 273 271 8481 264 Y# Bonthe Town 11552 6315 Y# 279 Y# Mobefa Yoni Y# Bendu 265 8121 5054 Y# 275 5155 Y# 278 Madina Ta lla 5934 Y# 266 To rma 8103 Bum 277 Y# 6277 Gbap 267 6604

276 8331 Y# Benmduma Y# #Y Main Locality Te i 262...... 279 Ward Number 78...... 80 Constituency Number Constituency Boundary PREPARED IN COLLABORATION 3036Miles WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

109

BONTHE DISTRICT SHOWING WARDS, CHIEFDOMS AND SECTIONS

NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION Babum N Kahekay

Bapus 268 Bigo

Gbonge Imperri Kumabeh-Kwe Ba-Kobot u 269 270 Fa l ew uj a Saama Sokrapan Landi-Ngere 272 Sewama Kwalloh Bayengbe Dema 262 Kamai Moimaligie De ma Yoh 273 Bakumba 274 Ch epo Sopan-Cleveland Bewoni Pengor Taokunor 263 Gonoh Sahaya Sampoh Moh Tu cker - Beyinga Sogbeni Bonthe Urban Nyambe Kemo Kpanda 264 Beyorgboh Senjehun Bendu-Cha Lanje Sittia 271 Mobulie Bum Ng epa y Jong Sahn-Gbegu Yallan-gbok ie Basiak a Koimato 279 Sokenteh Nd opi e Yawma Yoni 265 Ha hun Gba-Cha Pelewahun Baoma Yawbeko Gbondubum Ketaway Baryegbe 278 Ti ssa gbe Bamba 275 To rm a Fi ki e Bullom 266 Man yime Gbengain Bohol Garinga Gbap Yorma 277 Nongoba 267 Yargbe Bullom Solon Gbangbassa Ta mb a Salma Ha hun Mos ent en To rm a Su bu Kwako Sahen II Lanten 276 Kwamebai Tu bl a Tu n- Tun Kessie Sullay Krim Ward Number Yikie Karbay 262...... 279 Kpanga Koimato Ward Boundary Mas sa S ettie Chiefdom Boundary Section Boundary PREPARED IN COLLABORATION 4048Miles WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

MOYAMBA DISTRICT SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION

NA T IONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) N 300 Y# 1278 8 Moya mb a - Ju nct io n Brand ford Y# Y# 280 Gondama 12772 82 Y# 287 Njagbahun 285 Rotifunk 1581 6 Y# Y# 9232 Gen dorhun 301 286 Y# Y# 281 13272 Ta i am a Mogbauma 14391 Y# Bavya 292 283 11340 Senehun 1531 0 Y# 86 1154 6 Y# # Bumpeh 293 Y Suen Moya mb a 81 302 Y# 12234 9852 282 Nj am a 1154 3 284 Y# 303 7648 9788 Y# Man o 288 Y# 11750 296 84 Mok assi 11136

297 Sembehun Y# 295 Shenge 9282 # Y# Katt a 9976 Y Mok anji Y# Mok and or Y# Ti sa na 298 Y# 1322 5 294 85 10531 Moseilolo 83 Y# 290 289 Bumpetoke 13918 1411 3 To wn Y# Y# Bomot oke Y# 299 Gbangbatoke 8846 291 Y# Main Locality 8878 Y# 280...... 303 Ward Number Mokelleh Y# Mon ge riwo 2024Miles 81...... 86 Constituency Number PREPARED IN COLLABORATION WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE Constituency Boundary

111

MOYAMBA DISTRICT COUNCIL SHOWING WARDS, CHIEFDOMS AND SECTIONS N

Makera Njagbema Masarakulay Masanka Kpangulgo Ribbi To - Zone - 1 Yeima Mo ton i Kow ama 300 Maninga Ndambalenga Kunyaoi Kovella Kentineh 280 Zone - 3 Greema Tangbla Mongere Mokorewo Kamajei Gandorhun Motonkoh Yo ni Saiama Tongieh Kori Central Zone - 2 Mogbuam a 281 So ng o Ngoahun Lower Ribbi Mokebbie Kongbora Fakoi Upper Ribbi 287 285 Mendegelem a Fakunya Zone - 4 292 Gibina Kassipoto Mosoe 286 301 Yengessa 283 Tullu Mowoto Tawovehun Zone - 5 Zone - 7 Mobureh Bumpeh Bumpeh Senehun Njawa 302 Gondama Njagbahun 293 Lungili Ngiegombu Kor omboya 284 Motob on Bellentin Taninihun Mofor ay 282 Zone - 6 Tawoveihun Mosongla Kaiyamba Waliwah un Kenema Njama Mosumana Angigboya Niti Samu Mamu Massah Mobonor Taninahun Gomoh Domboma Kowa 303 Kpange Kor ley 288 Ngiyeiya Bongoya Mano Kpandobu Rembe Moyemi Mofor ay Timindi Tabe Taninahun Semab u Gbuallay Yo nd u Mani Kapuima Jayahun Ngiehun Mokassi Dasse Mamb o Foya Moyah Moyibo Semb ehun Bambuibu Tewei 296 Mofuss 295 Tommy Mobeh Njagbahun Kagboro Mokobo Kawaya Bagruwa Wo nkifo re Palima Tassoh Konolor Kigbai Benduma Mo keb e 297 298 294 Mokotawa Mokandor Yap oma Ngolala Bendu A Thumba B Thumba A Bengelloh Mano Lower Banta 289 Ward Number Kambotoke Mo seilolo 280....303 Bendu B Mopaileh Mofindoh 290 Wu lbang e Benkeh Largoh Bumpetoke Timdale Ward Boundary Tombeh Gbangbatoke Mandu Gambia Chiefdom Boundary Ndendemoya Kepay 299 Mye Kamasunu Gbehan Kenafallay Section Boundary Kebail Sah an Bembellor Upper Banta Nonkoba 291 Bei-Kelleh So ng bo Mogon gbe

20 0 20 40 Kilometers

112

87...... 91 304...... 325 #Y NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION

Bassaleh 13466 309 6411 Saahun 310 Y Constituency Boundary Constituency Number Constituency Number Ward Main Locality # 11297 7183 9322 312 311 10389 306 308 Y

# Jao Pujehun ojiaSumbuya Bonjeima Mano Y Y # # Y # Kalu SHOWING WARDS ANDSHOWING POPULATION PUJEHUN DISTRICT

12502 307 Y # Geoma Njager 88 Gobaru Y # Y # 14091 Y # 304 Bandajuma Ma 87 Y #

sam s Y # 11427 Blama 305 13288 313 Y #

Bumpeh 10327 314 Futa Y # 10466 Y Y 89 # # 315 11161 9010 Sulima 317 316 WITH STATISTICS SIERRAPREPARED LEONE INCOLLABORATION Helebu

Y # 11015 14248 318

325 10025 Y Potoru # 323 Y # Gonhun

Waima Y # 90 11787 Kotumahun 320 a ema Mal 12020 10257 Y Y Y # # # 319 324

Fa iro Y # 91 Go Y # for Tuasu Zimmi 10615 321

Y #

Y # Gbisiwulo 13084 02Miles1012 322 Y # Gbaa N

113

Sabba II N

Sabba I Kahaimoh Sowa Koilenga Pejeh East Jougba Kakpanda 308 304 Pejeh Malen (Futa peje) 319 Upper Upper G eoma Kabonde PUJEHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL Lower Pemba Lower 318 Karjei Pemba 317 Geoma Fallay SHOWING WARDS, CHIEFDOMS Pejeh West Tetima Taukunor AND SECTIONS Samba Barri 309 Kondogbe Bakoi 305 Lai mba Bahoin Korwa Kemoh Upper Jassende Joya Kayiemba Ngolei ma 314 Dakona Seijeila Pessekeh Samba Kortugbu Sonjour I Panga Kabonde Pema- Jakema I 321 gbie 320 Banyande Panga Selimeh Pelegbulor Mal la Sonjour II 307 Lower Mewah Mal lah 306 Kayiemba 315 Setti - Yakanday Fassei Galliness Perri Bondor Makpele Samagbe 312 Somasa Jassende Ngolei ma Nyango- 322 Panga Ngoleihun Dakona Kemokai Seitua krim Bapawa Dabeni Zombo Kengo Bekowa Yakemoh Kpukumu Batowa Yabai Jakema II Fortune Krim Deyombo Zoker II Sowonde Kpukumu Gbomotie Kia- Seiwoh Jassende Gendema II 310 Pullie Mas aoma zombo Pembaar Bagollay Kengo Kemo-Bo Nyango - Soro Gbema Njeigbla 316 Mono Kemo-wa 313 Sakrim 323 Kemoh Makpondo Sowa 311 Zoker I Sarbah Masanda Majagbe Gendema I Massaquoi I 324 Kpaka Sitta

Moi webu Jassende Kpeima Kemokai 304...... 325 Ward Number Massaquoi II Ward Boundary Parvu 325

Chiefdom Boundary Mano - Ri ver Section Boundary 9 0 9 18 Kilometers

114

WESTERN RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL Leicester #Y SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION N NA T IONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC) 331 332 Regent 7624 #Y 13110 326 333 13121 9585 329 #YLakka 10898 Hamilton 328 #Y 8115 #Y Y# 334 Hastings Rokel

6750 330 #Y 92 6824 344 Songo Sussex #Y 327 Water Loo 10032 93 #Y 11748 341 342 9612 10866 #Y Newton 12014 #Y 336 #Y Toke Benguema Joe Town #Y #Y 95 337 Campbell 343 345

York Town 6745 8051 #Y 10557 335 Fogbo 94 #Y 6009 338 5460 Tissana #Y

3397163 #Y Mamah Tombo Beach 340 #Y 9106

Kent #Y Main Locality Y# 326....345 Ward Number

92...... 95 Constituency Number Constituency Boundary ds lan Is na na 80816Kilometers PREPARED IN COLLABORATION Ba WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE 115

WESTERN RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL r e t s SHOWING WARDS AND SECTIONS e c i Glou- e L cester N Goderich- Funk ia Gbendembu Regent 331 332 333 326 Goderich-Adonkia/ Bathurst Milton Margai Charlotte

329

Hamilton 328

334 Hastings 330 Madonkeh Songo Village Area Waterloo Village Area 344 327 341 342 Newton 336

Benguema Village Area Malambay Campbell Fa baina Area Town 343 345 337 York Village Area Magbafti

338 335 Sattia/Tombo

339 340 Kent

326...... 345 Ward Number Ward Boundary

Section Boundary

s nd a sl I a n 8 0 8 16 Kilometers na Ba 116

WESTERN AREA URBAN (FREETOWN)

SHOWING WARDS AND POPULATION N NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (NEC)

392 390 105 104 368 378 16252 12008 374 371 367 15561 382 10315 15612 369 1775 7 24199 12167 107 13700 377 373 372 103 380 379 370 13428 17562 13265 365 391 383 108 16465 17914 22154 376 362 15238 106 9237 23182 389 18838 366 14067 361 381 386 21479 20132 20091 15002 19101 375 364 101 111 15748 13897 388 359 109 363 360 19986 385 18091 102 19846 17724 110 8641 384 358 355 21861 19033 356 16143 387 354 100 19873 99 10608 357 12172 393 10476 23190 353 351 22016 9860 112 352 98 394 15532 348 20989 17143 350 97 14133 349 346 16639 26547 Tasso Island

Par t o f W ard 34 8 96 346....394 Ward Number 96.....112 Constituency Number 347 Constituency Boundary 20760

348

PR EPARED IN COLLABORATION 3036Kilometers WITH STATISTICS SIERRA LEONE

WESTERN AREA URBAN (FREETOWN) SHOWING WARDS AND SECTIONS N

Aberdeen Fourah Bay Murray Town 378 368 Magazine Kossoh Kingtom Connaught Cline Town Hospital Susan' s Bay374 Town 390 382 369 Bombay371 367 Cockle-Bay 376 373 Ascension 372 370 /Collegiate Kroo Tower Foulah Ginger Town Town Sanders Town Mount 392 Congo Town Hill Hall 365 380 Brook Aureol Quarry 377 Mountain Kissy Bye Pass I 383 Brookfields 379 Regent Coconut Farm/ 361 Brookfields- Albert Academy Ashobi Corner 391 Wilberforce Mamba Kissy Bye Pass II 381 Congo Market 366 362 Pipeline- 386 Sorie Town Ridge I Wilkinson Tengbeh Town 389 Brookfields- 375 Kissy Brook Lowcost Red Pump Mamba Housing 360 388 364 Ridge II Shell 359 New England- 384 Grass Field Kissy Hanneson Portee New England- 363 Mental 358 Hill Cot 385 Kissy 355 Cockerill- George Brook Mess Mess (Dworzack) 356 Aberdeen 393 Hill Station Jalloh Rokupa Te rrace 354 387 Kuntolor Lumley Thunderhill 353 Congo Water I 357 351 Bottom Oku Malama/Kamayama Congo Water II 394 352 Juba/Kaningo Old Warf 348 Industrial Estate 350 Robis Pamuronko 349 Mayenkineh 346

Allen Town I

347

Allen Town II

346...... 394 Ward Number Ward Boundary

Section Boundary 3036Kilometers