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*INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES – DECEMBER 3, 2025*
*By: Titus Morison Alieu*

Today, the world marks another *International Day of Persons with Disabilities*, a day set aside to reflect, recognize, and recommit to the rights, dignity, and inclusion of persons living with disabilities across the globe.

In *Africa*, particularly in countries like *Sierra Leone*, *Ghana*, *Nigeria*, and others, people with disabilities continue to face multiple *constraints*—social stigma, limited access to education and employment, inadequate infrastructure, and exclusion from decision-making processes. Despite these challenges, a quiet but powerful revolution is underway. More disabled persons are rising, pushing boundaries, and making impact.

In *education*, progress is happening, but slowly. In many African nations, children with disabilities are still left behind. Schools are often not inclusive, and support services are scarce. However, institutions like the *Educational Centre for the Blind and Visually Impaired* in Sierra Leone have become symbols of hope and transformation, producing capable individuals who are now contributing meaningfully to national development.
As a *blind human rights activist*, I, *Titus Morison Alieu*, have committed my life to advocacy, inclusion, and empowerment. Losing my sight did not stop my vision—it only sharpened it. My mission is clear: to break the silence, raise awareness, and demand equal opportunities for all, regardless of physical ability.

My inspiration comes from my father, *Mr. Thomas Aliyu*, who lost his sight at the age of *five*, yet has remained a pillar of strength, leadership, and wisdom in our community. His resilience has shaped mine.

Sierra Leone is blessed with many other *prominent blind figures* who have laid the foundation for disability empowerment. Their contributions continue to pave the way for the younger generation to walk with confidence and purpose.

As we commemorate this day, let us remember: *disability is not inability*. Let us support each other, create inclusive spaces, and build a future where no one is left behind.

*Happy International Day of Persons with Disabilities.*

*🎶 NEW MUSIC ALERT – “Fine Girl” by Titus Morison Alieu ft. Skip 🎶*

To all my amazing fans and supporters — the wait is almost over! I’m beyond excited to officially announce that *my brand-new track titled “Fine Girl”*, featuring the talented *Skip*, is set to *drop on Monday, 1st September 2025*!

What makes this release even more special? We’ve created *two unique versions* of the song — one in *Krio*, and the other beautifully blended in *Kuyo and Temne*. The *chorus comes alive in Temne*, while the *verses tell the story in Kuyo*. This song celebrates language, culture, and love — all wrapped in sweet melodies and unforgettable rhythm. 💃🏾🔥

If you’ve been vibing with me on hits like *“For Black It’s So Natural”*, *“Wassup”*, and *“Spend”*, then trust me — “Fine Girl” will be your next favorite!

📣 So here’s what I need from you, fam:

👉 *Follow all my social pages* — stay locked in for behind-the-scenes clips, teaser drops, and the official release.
👉 *Start streaming my previous songs* and get in the vibe before “Fine Girl” hits!
👉 *Tell a friend to tell a friend* — let’s get the streets ready!

This one is for the culture, for the vibe, and for all the *Fine Girls* out there. Let’s make history together.

*🎓✨ ADMISSION OPEN | AUGUST INTAKE 2025*
*Educational Center for the Blind and the Visually Impaired*
📍 Grafton, Main Motor Road – Joshua Junction, Freetown, Sierra Leone

📢 *Do you dream of a brighter future through education or skills training?*
Welcome to a unique, inclusive, and NCTVA-accredited institution where *disability is not inability*. Whether you are visually impaired or sighted, this is your opportunity to gain real skills and formal qualifications.

📝 *REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!*
Join our community of learners this August and choose from a wide range of professional diploma and vocational certificate courses designed to empower your future.

*🎓 DIPLOMA PROGRAMS (2 Years | NCTVA Accredited):*
- Diploma in Social Work
- Diploma in Banking & Finance
- Diploma in Human Resource Management
- Diploma in Information Technology (IT)

*🔧 VOCATIONAL & CERTIFICATE COURSES:*
- Tailoring 👗🧵
- Catering 🍽️👩🏽‍🍳
- Carpentry 🪵🛠️
- Metal Welding 🔩🔥
- And more...

📚 *Why Choose Us?*
- Inclusive learning environment
- Qualified and experienced instructors
- NCTVA-recognized certifications
- Practical and hands-on training
- Affordable registration
- Open to all: blind, visually impaired, and sighted individuals

👨🏽‍🏫 *CALL FOR VOLUNTEER LECTURERS*
We welcome volunteers who can lecture in:
- Public Health
- Human Resource Management
- Banking & Finance
If you’re passionate about education and impact, join our mission.

📍 *LOCATION:*
Main Motor Road, Grafton – Joshua Junction

📲 *CONTACT US TODAY:*
WhatsApp or call:
+232 76 719 013
+232 88 464 659
+232 74 114 543
+232 31 530 137

📌 *Empower yourself today. Gain the skills. Build your future.*
*Educational Center for the Blind and the Visually Impaired – Where vision goes beyond sight.*

Chapter One Night Club: A Luxury Trap That Divides Sierra Leone Further

While some hail Chapter One Night Club as a “world-class entertainment hub,” its arrival in Sierra Leone sends a troubling message—one that deepens economic injustice, promotes unhealthy consumerism, and draws a clear line between the wealthy elite and the struggling masses.

🧨 An Insult in the Face of Poverty

In a country where many citizens cannot afford a daily meal, the idea of spending Le 60,000 (old Le 60 million) on a bottle of champagne is not just shocking—it is insulting. How can we celebrate the opening of a nightclub that serves drinks costing more than a nurse’s monthly salary, in a country where hospitals lack basic medicine and communities still fetch water from dirty streams?

Chapter One doesn’t represent progress. It represents economic misalignment—where the rich flaunt imported luxury while the majority fight to survive.

🏚️ Widening the Class Gap

This so-called “ultra-luxury” club doesn’t just serve expensive drinks—it serves exclusion. Chapter One is a playground built for the wealthy few, while the average Sierra Leonean is kept out by sky-high prices and an unspoken class barrier.

Let’s be real: this is not nightlife for all. This is a clear case of discrimination against the poor, dressed up as sophistication.

🩺 Wrong Priorities in a Fragile Economy

Sierra Leone’s economy is still fragile. Instead of investing in sustainable jobs, better schools, and healthcare, we are celebrating the rise of luxury hotspots where foreign champagne flows like water. What does this say about our national priorities?

How can we justify a bottle of Dom Pérignon at Le 48,000, while our schools struggle to pay teachers and our youths lack access to skills training?

🚨 The Danger of Economic Imitation

Clubs like Chapter One promote a dangerous lifestyle that many young people cannot afford. It fuels peer pressure, materialism, and even crime, as some youths may seek fast money just to “feel among” or impress others. What begins as nightlife quickly becomes a social and moral crisis.

⚠️ A Call for Balance

We are not saying that Sierra Leone should not have entertainment or luxury venues—but when a place like Chapter One becomes a symbol of excess in a country filled with suffering, we must speak out. Let us prioritize national development, equity, and true empowerment over luxury for the few.

If we do not ask the hard questions now, we may soon find ourselves celebrating poverty in daylight and dancing with inequality at night.

🎶 NEW SONG ALERT: “FINE GIRL” FEATURING MOLESKIP, COMING SOON! 🎶

Hey, hey, hey, it’s Young Flow here! And I’ve got some exciting news I can’t wait to share with you all. 😎

I’m in the final stages of recording my brand new track, “Fine Girl”, and it’s coming at you with some fire! 🔥 This song is like no other — it blends the best of both worlds. The chorus is in Temne, while the verses are in Krio. A fusion of culture, language, and pure vibes that celebrate the beauty of love, identity, and Sierra Leonean music. 🇸🇱💛

But there’s more! I’m proud to announce that I’ve teamed up with my talented brother, Moleskip, for this amazing collaboration! 👫 Moleskip is not just a friend — he’s a musical force, and his energy on this track is going to blow your mind. Trust me, you won’t want to miss this one.

However, I need to be real with you all. It hasn’t been smooth sailing getting here. 🙏🏽 The truth is, I’ve faced a number of difficulties in the process. From studio recording issues to struggling with sponsorship and promotion, this journey has been a challenge. But through it all, my passion for music and my fans has kept me going.

I haven’t been able to post or share updates as often because I’ve been putting everything into making this song perfect. But now, I’m calling on YOU. Yes, I need helpers, sponsors, promoters, and fans like never before. If you believe in what I’m doing and want to see Sierra Leone music shine, now is the time to step up and support.

I need your help to push this song to the world. Whether you’re a sponsor, a promoter, or just someone who loves good music — I need you to be part of this journey. Let’s make sure “Fine Girl” gets the attention it deserves and reaches every corner of the globe! 🌍💥

💙 To my fans, I LOVE YOU ALL! Your support has kept me going, and I’ll always be grateful for your energy. Don’t stop following — we’ve got so much more coming!

A massive shoutout to St. Augustine Agric Senior Secondary School and all my brothers and sisters there! You guys made me who I am, and I carry your support with me every step of the way.

Special thanks to my incredible teachers:
• Mr. Anthony Aliouba
• Mr. S.O.B.
• Mr. Samuga
• Papa P (You’ll always be family!)

And to my friends and family:
• Solomon Kekonte — brother for life
• Cassandra, Abdul, Mommy Jami, and Daddy Thomas — your love and support mean everything to me.

Let’s make “Fine Girl” a global anthem. Your love and your support can help make this dream a reality. So, don’t just stand by — share this post, follow my page, and let’s build this together!

With love and endless gratitude,
Titus M. Alieu (Young Flow)

🎵 Fine Girl Featuring Moleskip — COMING SOON!!! 💥
Stay tuned and get ready to vibe like never before!

My nex banger will soon drop

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Young flow, is a blind musician
Who live’s in Sierra Leone
He is an Afro beat singer
Young flow has recently released two songs in the previous months
Which are, Black is so natural
Release date, March 29 2024
Spend release date, July 6 2024
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Love is all we yan for in Sierra Leone

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Spend

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