Dear Editor,
I appreciate this opportunity to voice my concern on the theme transformational leadership in Solomon Islands government.
Initially, I’d like to convey my congratulations to our newly prime minister, Hon. Jeremiah Manele, and all the other members of parliament this year (2024). They will be our next leaders for the up coming years, and, I like to say that “the life of our country is lay within their decision-making.”
Over the past years, we have encountered so many formidable challenges in our country, such as rising unemployment, inadequate health services, and increasing squatter settlements in urban centres. These loopholes were overlooked by the previous leaders. As a developing country that values quality of life for all its citizens, transformational leadership is very crucial>
As a student and concerned citizen of Solomon Island, there has been great concern regarding our country’s leadership trend. This year, our society certainly experiences anticipation for transformational leaders who ethically foresee inspiration, motivation, individual consideration, idealized influence, and intellectual stimulation. As these what categorized a transformational leaders or quality leaders, a transformational leader creates a culture of innovation, empowers citizens, and drives positive change by embodying these four essential qualities.
It’s a widely held belief that when state leaders work together harmoniously, it can lead to significant advancements for a country. Collaboration among leaders can foster unity, streamline decision-making, and effectively address the nation’s challenges. It’s essential for the progress and well-being of our nation that our leaders share a common vision and strive towards the collective good.
Sweeling Silas
USP Student
