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“The heights that great men reach and maintain are not achieved overnight, but are reached by toiling in the night while their companions sleep.”
Haj Fawaz of Fawaz Building Materials and Randlyn Holdings SL Limited did not achieve success through extortion or smear campaigns. He worked very hard to build a business chain and eventually achieved success.
Haji Fawaz was a philanthropist who was honest and upright. He never boasted about himself. He never talked about his charitable works all over the country and especially in the southern part of Bo where he was born and raised. His charitable works helped change the lives of many people for the better.
Alhaji Fawaz employs over 2,000 Sierra Leoneans in his different business outlets and entities. He has huge investments in real estate or property development, building materials, hospitality and tourism, agriculture, fisheries, etc. He is a man for all seasons.
Recently, one of his sons, who once called him “my father,” tried to defraud him. Sarr Ngba is a disgraced businessman who is evading justice in Liberia and Gambia.
When Haj Fawaz took steps to curb his criminal activities, Sahr Ngegba started blackmailing. He paid people to publish baseless, unfounded and deceptive articles against the person he had always considered his biggest benefactor and patron.
As a law-abiding citizen and an upright person, Alhaji Fawaz refused to stoop to the despicable acts of Saheel Ngba, whose criminal activities have now been brought before the Sierra Leone Fast Track Commercial Court. The court has issued a number of orders against him and his dubious company. These orders will soon be executed.
Sahr Ngegba must be reminded that you can’t bring down a good man. Haj Fawaz is undoubtedly a kind, honest, and upright man. Sahr Ngegba doesn’t need to be told that you can’t repay kindness with hatred. Haj Fawaz was once Sahr Ngegba’s godfather! But Sahr Ngegba stabbed him in the back.
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