two main local radio stations in Bo are Kiss FM 104, and Radio New Song 97.5. The local service of the national broadcaster, SLBS, transmits on 96.5 MHz. Commercial station Capital Radio uses 102.3 MHz and BBC World Service also has an FM relay. Sport Like the rest of Sierra Leone, football is the most popular sport in the city. Bo has two football clubs in the Sierra Leone National Premier League, Bo Rangers, and Nepean Stars. Both clubs play their home games at the Bo Stadium. Another club from Bo Town called the Kakua Rangers plays in the Sierra Leone National First Division, the second highest football league in Sierra Leone, after the Sierra Leone National Premier League. There are several clubs from Bo Town in the lower divisions of Sierra Leone league system. Transport Bo Airport Bo Airport serves the Bo District and the Southern Province. The airport is no longer in regular use. Places of worship Places of worship are predominantly Muslim mosques. There are also Christian churches and temples : Roman Catholic Diocese of Bo (Catholic Church), United Methodist Church in Sierra Leone, United Brethren in Christ Church (World Methodist Council), Baptist Convention of Sierra Leone (Baptist World Alliance), Assemblies of God. and Kingdom Halls of Jehovah‘s Witnesses Notable people Nabih Berri, speaker of Lebanese parliament Caddi Golia, epidemiologist Matilda Lansana Minah, Paramount Chief of Pujehun District lived in Bo during the Sierra Leone Civil War Joe Robert Pemagbi, Sierra Leone ambassador to the United Nations Kanja Ibrahim Sesay, Financial Secretary of Bo District Students Union and Secretary General of the Fourah Bay College Students Union Wusu Sannoh, mayor of Bo Sallieu Bundu, Sierra Leonean football player Bunturabie Jalloh Sierra Leone's Olympic flag-bearer References External links Populated places in Sierra Leone Southern Province, Sierra Leone