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to merge into one political unit. The purpose was to put forth a formidable challenge against the two “bigger political parties”, namely, the Sierra Leone
Peoples Party (SLPP) and the All People's Congress (APC). Both parties had ruled Sierra Leone respectively since independence in 1961 but failed
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activist, Mohamed Yahya Sillah, invited a group of Sierra
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for president. In 2007, the party again withdrew its participation in the elections for reasons of lapses in the management machinery of the campaign, according to its leader. The party endorsed the candidacy of the Sierra Leone peoples party (SLPP),
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to deliver quality leadership to Sierra Leone. NADP was determined to usher in a new breed of younger and more vibrant political leaders to help reshape the political destiny of Sierra Leone.
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of the party, Mohamed Yahya Sillah, withdrew the party's participation in the 2002 elections and asked his supporters to back the SLPP candidate
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in Sierra Leone to lift the ban on politics and conduct democratic elections in the country. In June, 1995, a Sierra
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