HADP Founder Calls for ‘Revolution of the Mind’

HADP Founder Calls for ‘Revolution of the Mind’

Abubakarr Alharazin, founder of the Humble Africans Development Party (HADP), has urged Sierra Leoneans to pursue a “revolution of the mind” to foster national unity and development. 

In a recorded address, Alharazin stated that the HADP was established to offer a new political alternative focused on shifting public mindsets and addressing historical governance challenges.

Alharazin clarified that his call for a “revolution” refers to a peaceful transformation of national consciousness rather than civil unrest.

“For this evolution to be seen in the minds of the people, we need unity and development,” he said, inviting citizens to join the party as active “change-makers.”

Emphasizing the need to overcome political division, the founder noted that the HADP intends to combat corruption and provide equal opportunities. 

He also acknowledged the Political Parties Regulation Commission (PPRC) for its rigorous two-year registration process, which he claimed strengthened the party’s foundation before its official launch.