Investment in the fuel sector has long been a challenge for Sierra Leoneans, but with President Bio’s call for citizens to invest locally and create jobs, more companies are stepping forward to support national growth.
KAL 1, one of Sierra Leone’s leading fuel station and investment companies, has expanded its operations with the official opening of a new branch in the Newton Community.
The grand opening ceremony attracted family members, community leaders, and distinguished guests who gathered to celebrate the company’s growth and continued commitment to national development.
The program was formally declared open by a representative of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Pa Alhaji Sheka Mansaray, who expressed heartfelt appreciation to the people of Newton for warmly welcoming the new investment.
In his goodwill message, Pa Alhaji Sheka Mansaray extended blessings to the CEO, encouraging him to continue leading the company with respect, humility, and a vision for sustainable progress. He emphasized that the expansion represents not only a business milestone but also a platform for job creation, community empowerment, and economic growth.
KAL 1’s management reaffirmed its dedication to excellence, affordable services, and long-term investments that will benefit Sierra Leoneans while strengthening the company’s role as a trusted partner in national development.
Alhaji DeenKal Jalloh, the CEO of KAL 1 expressed his appreciation to stakeholders for their support of the filling station’s expansion, which is set to serve thousands of people across the country.
He described the opening as an important step toward creating jobs and opportunities for Sierra Leoneans and reducing the pressure on existing fuel stations. He also called on Sierra Leoneans to support investors who are contributing to the nation’s economic growth.
The CEO noted that opening the filling station in Newton is just the beginning of creating more jobs and building confidence between drivers and fuel station owners. He urged the new staff to work effectively and enhance public trust in their duties to help build a better country.
He concluded by thanking the government, stakeholders, and community members for attending the historic event, assuring them that more fuel stations will be replicated in other parts of the country.
