"When I completed studying Behavioural Economics at the University of London and returned to Sierra Leone back in 2015, I almost broke down in despondency as every where I looked there was (and still remains) glaring evidence of CHRONIC SOCIETAL CYNICISM (Nothing good in anything anyone does) - because I knew how difficult that mass behavioural affliction was to BREAK. So, in this multi-person Prisoner's Dilemma and a pandemic Tragedy of the Commons (not-mine-not-yours) setting where "BAD" CONTINUES TO DRIVE OUT "GOOD", I had thought our people did not know what they really wanted in LEADERS; until I was given the difficult task of leading the fight against corruption by His Excellency, President Brig. (Rtd.) Dr. Julius Maada Bio. With multiple awards pouring in from home and abroad in less than 18 months like the one below that I was given last week for "Sustained Fight Against Corruption" by the Source Newspaper, I now know what our people truly appreciate - EFFORT & RESULTS."