American International Journal of Social Science

The Lebanese Immigrants in Sierra Leone: A Market Dominant-Minority and Revisiting the Constitutional Statute for Naturalization and Citizenship
Mohammed B. Sillah

Abstract
The study investigates the Lebanese historic action to immigrate to Sierra Leone and examines their contribution to economic development and local culture, which among other things, has made the immigrants an integrated part of the fabric of the Sierra Leonean society. The study further reveals the Lebanese ultimate desire to become full citizens of Sierra Leone, and the call to deliberate on their citizenship case through constitutional amendment.

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