CLEAN : Sierra Leone voters hope for better future

The video highlights the critical need for better education, emphasizing that financial constraints can limit access to quality schooling. It also addresses issues of favoritism and corruption, where decisions are made based on loyalty rather than competence. The influence of money in politics, particularly in a poor country like Sierra Leone, is discussed, noting how financial power can sway decisions and affect governance.

Why is financial stability important for accessing quality education?

• It allows for better school infrastructure.

• It ensures children can attend school without working.

• It provides access to better educational resources.

• It guarantees admission to prestigious schools.

What is a major consequence of favoritism in society?

• Selection based on competence and qualifications.

• Problems arising from lack of merit-based choices.

• Increased educational opportunities for all.

• Improved healthcare services.

How does corruption affect societal progress?

• It ensures equal opportunities for all citizens.

• It promotes transparency in governance.

• It leads to fair distribution of resources.

• It hinders development by prioritizing loyalty over competence.

In what way does money influence politics in Sierra Leone?

• It has no significant impact.

• It ensures fair elections.

• It helps in building better infrastructure.

• It can sway decisions and opinions.

What is a potential effect of financial incentives on people in a poor country?

• They may change their decisions based on financial gain.

• They prioritize long-term benefits over immediate gains.

• They are less likely to be influenced.

• They become more resistant to change.