Visiting Spot
There are many visiting spots in Sierra Leone like Freetown, Bunce Island, Banana Island, Tiwai Island, Turtle Island, Tokeh Beach, Gola Forest Reserve, Bo Town, number 2 beach, Tacuqama Chimpanzee sanctuary and many more!
Freetown
Bunce Island
Banana Islands
Tiwai Island
Turtle Island
Tokeh Beach
Gola Forest Reserve
Bo Town
number 2 beach
Chimpanzee Sanctuary
Freetown
Bunce Island
Banana Islands
Tiwai Island
Turtle Island
Tokeh Beach
Gola Forest Reserve
Bo Town
number 2 beach
Chimpanzee Sanctuary
History
In the old part of Freetown, the capital city of Sierra Leone, at the center of a roundabout surrounded by a concrete fence stands an enormous Cotton Tree (Ceiba pentandra). The tree is Freetown’s historic symbol and the city’s most famous landmark. Nobody is sure how old the tree is, but it is known to have existed in 1787 when the first settlers arrived. According to some sources, the Cotton Tree is 500 years old. It is believed that when a group of former African American slaves, who had gained their freedom by fighting for the British during the American War of Independence, landed in Freetown, they apparently rested and prayed underneath the shade of the tree.
Culture
Sierra Leone hosts a population of 6,312,212 individuals. The Temne and Mende are the two largest ethnic groups residing in the country. Other ethnic communities include the Limba, Kono, Loko, Fullah, Mandingo, and others. Although English is the country’s official language, the Mende and the emne are the principal vernacular languages spoken in the south and north of the country, respectively. Krio, an English-based Creole language is the first language for only 10% of the population but understood by nearly the entire population. Nearly 78.6% of the country’s population is represented by Muslims. Christians account for 20.8% of the population.
5th Annual Homecoming Pilgrimagde
Sierra Leone 5th annual homecoming pilgrimage at April 20th 2022 to May 3rd 2022 complete package available including Airfare, Hotel, Excursions, Meals, Transportation and many more.
Services
Airfare
Shuttle Ferry
Hotel Accommodations
03 Meals
Cultural and historical excursions
Traditional Sierra Leonean cuisine
Night Life
Naming Ceremony
Passport ceremony with president Bio
About Us
Sierra Leone is the only country in Africa offering people from the diaspora an incentive to come back to the land of their ancestors . Through African Ancestry DNA testing a person from the diaspora can attain Sierra Leonean citizenship if their DNA is a match with one of the 16 tribes within the borders of Sierra Leone. My name is Rakin Khaliq aka Ndapie Kailie and through African Ancestry DNA testing , I discovered that I’m 99.7% Mende and I received my Sierra Leonean citizenship back in January 2021 , and since then I have decided to be an ambassador for The Republic of Sierra Leone. Please don’t hesitate to contact me so I can help you navigate the homecoming Pilgrimage and citizenship process. Hope to see you in the motherland family!
