Dr. Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai Boosts President Bio’s “Feed Salone” Initiative with Poultry Project
By Musa Paul Feika
In a remarkable show of commitment to national development and food security, the Chief Executive Director of the National Sports Authority (NSA), Dr. Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai, has emerged as a key supporter of President Julius Maada Bio’s flagship “Feed Salone” initiative. Through his thriving poultry project, Dr. Abdulai is contributing meaningfully to agricultural productivity and the drive toward self-sufficiency in food production.
On Sunday, October 5th, 2025, Dr. Abdulai was spotted personally inspecting his poultry farm a vibrant enterprise that symbolizes not only his leadership in sports administration but also his growing influence in the agricultural sector.
His initiative has already begun yielding tangible results, with reports indicating a noticeable increase in egg production within his operational area. This, in turn, has contributed to stabilizing and reducing egg prices in local markets a welcome relief to consumers amid the rising cost of living.
Observers have hailed Dr. Abdulai’s venture as a shining example of how public officials can lead by example in supporting government programs that address national priorities. While his core mandate as head of the National Sports Authority centers on promoting sports and youth development, Dr. Abdulai’s personal investment in agriculture reflects a broader vision of empowerment and sustainability.
President Bio’s “Feed Salone” program, launched as part of his second-term agenda, aims to transform Sierra Leone’s agriculture sector by increasing food production, promoting agribusiness, and reducing the nation’s reliance on food imports. The initiative focuses on empowering local farmers, improving agricultural infrastructure, and fostering partnerships that enhance productivity and food distribution across the country.
Dr. Abdulai’s participation in this effort has sparked renewed interest among other professionals and policymakers to invest in similar ventures.
Analysts say that such individual driven initiatives help complement government efforts by creating jobs, improving food access, and strengthening local economies.
Residents near Dr. Abdulai’s farm have praised his efforts, describing them as inspiring and impactful. “We’ve seen more eggs in the market at affordable prices,” said a local trader. “Before, eggs were expensive and scarce, but now the situation has improved. We appreciate what Dr. Abdulai is doing for the community.”
Beyond its economic benefits, the project also holds social and developmental significance.
By engaging in poultry farming, Dr. Abdulai is helping to demonstrate the importance of diversification showing that national leaders can excel in more than one sphere while contributing to the country’s broader transformation agenda.
Agricultural experts have also noted that Dr. Abdulai’s success could serve as a model for sustainable farming practices, particularly if replicated across other sectors such as crop cultivation, fisheries, and livestock production. With Sierra Leone’s population growing rapidly, such localized efforts are essential to achieving food sufficiency and reducing the import burden on the economy.
As the nation continues to rally behind the “Feed Salone” initiative, Dr. Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai’s poultry farm stands as a testament to the power of vision, leadership, and action.
His dedication goes beyond rhetoric it represents a practical embodiment of President Bio’s call for citizens to contribute meaningfully to national development.
Through this initiative, Dr. Abdulai has once again proven that leadership is not confined to office walls or policy papers; it is demonstrated through service, innovation, and a willingness to make a tangible difference in the lives of ordinary Sierra Leoneans.
