UTG Inter-school Alliance

*DAVID CORREA’S KIDNEY SURGERY SUCCESSFUL*

Dear all,

We are very glad to share with you that David Correa’s kidney surgery has been successfully performed in India. Currently, David is under intensive care for a fast recovery. May Allah reward all of you abundantly for your donations towards saving his life.

Nevertheless, David is expected to spend 2-3 months in India during his recovery period while the two (2) of his escorts (mom & brother) prepare to return to The Gambia early next week. As such, he (David) will need GMD65,000.00 for feeding and other miscellaneous expenses while the Gambia Government pays for all his medical bills through its High Commission in India.

Thus, as we make this our final donation drive for Mr. David, kindly use any of the means below to send us your donations. In the interim, donation boxes will be placed in all UTG campuses for same purpose.

WAVE Account
+2203888154 - Philip E. L. Mendy

Bank Accounts

Name: Philip E.L. Mendy
Bank Name: Ecobank Gambia
Account Number: 6254504789

NAME: Nyaninka Manjang
Bank Name: GTbank
Account Number: 204-259352-1590

Once again, thank you all so much and a big thanks to The Gambian High Commission in India, MoBSE and The Ministry of Health. We pray that Allah reward you all.

Thank you!
Omar Dibba.

THE UTG-INTER-SCHOOL ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE OBSERVES BREAST CANCER MONTH

The UTG Inter-School Alliance for Change joins the rest of the world to observe the 2023 breast cancer month. Known best for its pink theme color, the breast cancer month (October) features a number of campaigns and programs — conducted by groups ranging from breast cancer advocacy organizations to local community organizations to major retailers within and outside the country.

We therefore encourage all and sundry, especially medical students and health workers to join these advocacy networks and efforts to support people diagnosed with breast cancer, including metastatic breast cancer and to educate people about breast cancer risk factors stressing the importance of regular screening, starting at age 40 or an age that’s appropriate for your personal breast cancer risk.

As an establishment that strongly holds dear to its mandate in the promotion and protection of the welfare and rights of students, their health in particular, we will do an online webinar with a medical health educator to raise awareness on breast cancer within the student community. More details on this will be released tomorrow. We encourage all student to take time out of their respective busy schedules to join the webinar.

We wish to reassure all students, that Alliance remains resilient and committed to not only addressing all your welfare concerns but building a generally conducive academic environment where all students can learn, interact and network in dignity.

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MESSAGE OF GRATITUDE TO THE GAMBIA GOVERNMENT AND THE GAMBIA HIGH COMMISSION IN INDIA

We are glad to inform all our esteemed donors and the public that David Correa is lucky to be the first ever beneficiary of the recent bilateral agreement (MoU) entered into by The Gambia High Commission in New Delhi, India and Aster MIMs Hospital. The agreement, which was penned on behalf of the Gambia government by His Excellency Ambassador Mustapha Jawara, will accord Mr. David Correa as a beneficiary full payment of his renal (kidney) transplant amounting to $14,000.

We wish to thank the Gambia government through its High Commissioner, His Excellency Ambassador Mustapha Jawara, for registering such a great multinational deal to ease expenditure on Gambian kidney patients in India.

Similarly, we wish to sincerely thank the entire Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education and the Ministry of Health for their assistance in David’s overseas treatment in Kerela, South India.

Also, we are glad to share with you that we were able to raise a total of over thirty-three thousand dalasi (GMD 33,000.00) as donations from people within and outside the country.

David has finally purchased air tickets for himself and his escorts and they are set for Kerela, South India, for the renal transplant. Kindly find the tickets attached.

Nevertheless, we wish to inform you that David and his escorts will spend about six (6) months at the hospital after a successful transplant. During this period, they will be responsible for their own sustenance. Thus we will be very grateful to continue receiving your continuous assistance, prayers and donations during this period.

Kindly use the Gofund link below to generously donate or wire your donation via the platforms provided below:

https://gofund.me/d689b503

WAVE Account
+2203888154 - Philip E. L. Mendy

Bank Accounts

Name: Philip E.L. Mendy
Bank Name: Ecobank Gambia
Account Number: 6254504789

NAME: Nyaninka Manjang
Bank Name: GTbank
Account Number: 204-259352-1590

Once again, thank you all so much and a big thanks to The Gambian High Commission in India, MoBSE and The MoH. We pray that Allah reward you all.

Thank you!
Omar Dibba

Ministry of Basic And Secondry Education,Gambia - MOBSE The Gambia High Commission in India Ministry of Health - The Gambia

REQUEST FOR FURTHER FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR DAVID CORREA

Dear all, please be informed that Mr. David Correa has successfully landed in India and well responding to plenary treatment before the renal transplant.

Further, David and his escorts are set to travel to Kerela, South India where the renal transplant operation will be performed. Due to his medical condition, he cannot use public transport in India to travel far. For this reason, he has used greater part of his funds to purchase air tickets for himself and his escorts. Currently, Mr. Correa and his escorts have almost ran out of funds for feeding.

Therefore, we will be grateful if you kindly put your donations for their sustenances. Please help!

Kindly send your donations to the accounts below:

WAVE Account
+2203888154 - Philip E. L. Mendy
Bank Accounts

Name: Philip E.L. Mendy

Bank Name: Ecobank Gambia

Account Number: 6254504789

NAME: Nyaninka Manjang

Bank Name: GTBANK

Account Number: 204-259352-1590

Thank you all so much and a big thanks to the Gambian Embassy in India. We pray that Allah reward you all.

Thank you!

Hi all,

We are happy to share with you that David Correa’s Gofund account has been created.

Mr. David Correa, 28, is known to be dedicated, hardworking, and a gentleman.

He is currently recommended for Kidney (renal) Transplantation and has made arrangements with an Indian hospital from whom he already received an invoice of his treatment costs excluding feeding and accommodation.

Read more here https://gofund.me/da01cb45

Forward this message to your contacts to help this campaign reach its target!

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DAVID CORREA RECEIVES FIRST DONATIONS INSTALLMENT

Today, our donation drive team has handed over Two Hundred and Twenty-Seven Thousand Eight Hundred and Ten dalasi (GMD227, 810) to Mr. David Correa at his family residence in Latrikunda Yirimang, Kanifing.

We wish to express, on behalf of Mr. David, his sincere gratitude and appreciation of the support and prayers received thus far.

Mr. David and his full brother are set for medical examination and cross-matching of kidneys tomorrow at the Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital in Banjul as part of the final processes before his medical papers would be ready for overseas treatment. While we pray that the matching is successful on Monday, we count on your prayers for the restoration of the full health of our beloved brother.

Meanwhile, as we await this final bastion with high hope, our accounts are still operational and donations are still welcomed.

You can wire your donation via Wave, ECOBANK or GTBANK to:

WAVE Account

+2203888154 - Philip E. L. Mendy

Bank Accounts

Name: Philip E.L. Mendy

Bank Name: Ecobank Gambia

Account Number: 6254504789

NAME: Nyaninka Manjang

Bank Name: GTBANK

Account Number: 204-259352-1590

Thank you all so much and we pray that Allah grant you goodness and reward you abundantly for your contributions (direct or indirect) towards this cause.

Thank you!

FINANCIAL UPDATE AND CALL FOR MORE DONATIONS

We write and act on behalf of David Correa, a recently graduated student of the University of the Gambia who is diagnosed with kidney failure and recommended for oversea treatment.

David Correa is currently undergoing three-day dialysis (the clinical purification of blood, as a substitute for the normal function of the kidney) at the Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital every week.

We are pleased to inform you that we are able to raise One Hundred and Sixty Thousand Three Hundred and Eighty-Five Dalasi (D160,385) during the past three days. However, the inflow of donation into our bank accounts and WAVE account as well as in-person donations continues.

We wish to sincerely thank all those who directly and indirectly contributed towards the donation drive. May Allah reward you all abundantly.

Meanwhile, those who wish to donate or re-donate using online bank transfer can transfer to (ECOBANK: 6254504789 Philip E.L. Mendy) or (GTBANK: 204-259352-1590 Nyaninka Manjang) or (WAVE: +2203888154 Philip E.L. Mendy).

Please reach out to the following persons to hand in your donation in their respective UTG campuses:

1. Omar Dibba- Kanifing — 2798963

2. Muhammed Ngallan— Kanifing— 3540090

3. Jainaba Mbowe— Kanifing— 367 2162

4. Momodou Saidou Jallow— Brikama— 208 5870

5. Kaddy Bah— Kanifing—304 3496

6. Binta D. Bojang— Brikama— +220 352 4216

7. Nyaninka Manjang— Brikama— 746 6560

We will be placing charity boxes tomorrow at Kanifing campus as well where you can conveniently drop in your donations.

Thanks you!

MESSAGE OF APPRECIATION AND CALL FOR MORE FINANCIAL SUPPORT

On behalf of Mr. David Correa, we write to express our sincere appreciation to every person who donated towards his medical bills.

We are pleased to share with you that we have so far received over GMD50, 000. 00 from and outside the country. We are also pleased to share with you that Mr. David has today gone for dialysis and he is safely back home. While the frequent dialysis continues until enough funds is gathered for his oversea treatment, we call on everyone, in the interest of humanity, to help intensify our funding drive for his recommended international treatment.

Kindly note that the GMD5000.00 specified in our first dispatch has been immediately corrected following a fact finding from the authorities. Further, we wish to strongly state that costs for frequent dialysis is a financial burden that Mr. Correa and his family are finding extremely difficult to discharge.

As all his medical documents are at the finishing point, we therefore call on all persons to shoulder the cause of life saving.

Thank to everyone and may reward you all abundant for your individual support towards this cause.

You can wire via our ECOBANK bank account (6254504789) or GTBANK (204-259352-1590) or WAVE (+2203888154 Philip E.L Mendy).

Thank you!

ADDENDUM

You can wire your donation via ECOBANK to:

Name: MENDY E.L PHILIP

Bank Name: Ecobank Gambia

Account Number: 6254504789

Also, those in Banjul campus can contact Modou Lamin Keita (MLK) on +220 399 3938 and donate.

CALL FOR URGENT MEDICAL HELP

We write and act on behalf of David Correa, a recently graduated student of the University of the Gambia who is diagnosed with kidney failure and recommended for oversea treatment.

David Correa is currently undergoing daily dialysis (the clinical purification of blood, as a substitute for the normal function of the kidney) at the Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital.

Thus, given the urgency of his condition, a group of donation collectors will be in all UTG campuses on Friday 23rd June 2023, to collect donations proceeds of which will go into funding his overseas medical treatment. We urge all students to kindly donate towards this cause for the restoration of the health David Correa. Those who wish to donate using online transfer can contact +2202798963, please. If you have WAVE, use +2203888154 to donate.

Please reach out to the following persons to donate in their respective campuses:

1. Omar Dibba- Kanifing — 2798963

2. Muhammed Ngallan— Kanifing— 3540090

3. Jainaba Mbowe— Kanifing— 367 2162

4. Momodou Saidou Jallow— Brikama— 208 5870

5. Kaddy Bah— Kanifing—304 3496

6. Binta D. Bojang— Brikama— +220 352 4216

7. Nyaninka Manjang— Brikama— 746 6560

Policy summary of the Alliance Presidential candidate, Mr. Omar Dibba

ALLIANCE APPROVED CANDIDATES RENEW PARTNERSHIP COMMITMENT WITH UniGaMSA

In its efforts to strengthen partnership with the UniGaMSA Executive Council, the Alliance Ten-Man Committee and approved candidates today held hours-long meeting with their UniGaMSA counterparts. The interface accorded both parties the opportunity to squarely discuss challenges faced by medical students and how they could be addressed through policy-centered approaches and affirmative actions in-line with the Alliance agenda for the forthcoming UTGSU Election.

The UniGaMSA Executive Council welcomed the remarkable pre-election engagement as a rightful step towards not only addressing problems (lack of portal, delays in premed and biochemical transfers, non-permanent residence/accommodation, lack of a progressive curriculum, socio-political exclusion from the main union, lack of funds for electives, among others) faced by students of the medical school, but to also drive a vision that could help make UTG a great place for all.

The dialogue, which was spearheaded by the Alliance Presidential candidate, Mr. Omar Dibba, was wrapped with strong assurance and commitment for partnership, collaboration, and cooperation between both sides.

The team further visited the Medical School Hostel and the SRN Dormitories to acquire first-hand information about the conditions of the facilities in the said residences. The team had extensive engagements with the occupants of the male and female dormitories who equally shared series of concerns.

To this end, we wish to the thank the UniGaMSA Executive Council for the warmth reception accorded to our team and the students for their participation in the engagements held. While we look forward to working with all students, we highly encourage all to support the agenda of Team Alliance to ensure they elect into office a responsible and a lead-efficient student government that is pragmatic in approach, democratic in governance, and most importantly, responsive to your demands even where impossible.

Communications Unit
Ten-Man Committtee
Alliance

Omar Champion Cham Mustapha Paragon Sonko Modou Mboob Saidou Anna Ibn Ahmad Ous Jassey Muhammed Y. Darboe Aja Anjula Fofana Nyaninka Manjang Nfally Fadera Jasong Sanyang Koringbaa Pa Modou Nyadi Njie Juneidy Jatta Omar Dibba Sulayman Lecturer Darboe Kanyi

OFFICIAL: UTG INTER-SCHOOL ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE UNVEILS ITS INCOMPARABLE CANDIDATES FOR UTGSU NOVEMBER ELECTION

This year, in this election, our democracy has presented us with a unique opportunity to elect into office, a lean efficient student government that is pragmatic in approach, democratic in governance, and most importantly, responsive to your demands even where impossible. For effective governance, your reliance, for your allegiance , Alliance is the highest insurance for the best leadership

As contestants under great flagship, our team is a powered group of selfless, well-seasoned, experienced, and pragmatic young leaders with solid social networking capitals and professional and administrative experience with a demonstrable track record in community organization, voluntarism, medical health, teaching, advocacy, social working, youth leadership, and journalism. This diversely required expertise rightfully informed our decision to choose candidates from across all schools within the University of the Gambia.

As believers in women's empowerment and gender equality and the potential of women leaders, we had no smidgen of hesitation to uphold gender equality and non-discrimination in the team-building process. Thus, we are happy to have scaled up our number of female candidates in our drive to improve women's leadership in our polity.

Fellow students, with this team, under the leadership of a young and iconic youth leader, in the person of Mr. Omar Dibba, we are confidently hopeful that your welfare, affairs, and interests will be fully fostered, promoted, and protected. Therefore, we beseech your endorsement, support, and vote for this team to elect into office a responsive and responsible leadership that can steer the affairs of over six thousand students. We wish them good luck.

Communications Unit
Ten Man Committee
UTG Inter-School Alliance for Change

ALLIANCE APPRECIATES THE MASSIVE ENDORSEMENTS AND SUPPORT OF OUR TEAM FROM ALL FACULTIES.

As the campaign trails get more intense, the UTG Inter-School Alliance for Change continues to progressively garner massive endorsement and support from students and student leaders across the nine schools/Faculties of the UTG.

Unquestionably, our team is a powered group of selfless, well-seasoned, experienced, and pragmatic young leaders with solid social networking capitals, professional and administrative experience with demonstrable track records in community organization, voluntarism, medical health, teaching, advocacy, social working, youth leadership, and journalism.

We appreciate the deep sense of love, cooperation, solidarity, support, and assurance of mass voting for our Alliance candidates by the students. As a vision-driven camp, we remain committed to addressing challenges faced by students across all campuses to make the University a better place for all students.

We are resolute to ensure that the affairs of students are well taken care of and that a dawn of new leadership emerges at the polls in November. We, therefore, call on all students to continue supporting our team of credible and competent leaders.

Communications Unit
Ten~Man Committee
UTG Inter-School Alliance for Change

ALLIANCE APPROVED CANDIDATES RENEW PARTNERSHIP COMMITMENT WITH UniGaMSA

In its efforts to strengthen partnership with the UniGaMSA Executive Council, the Alliance Ten-Man Committee and approved candidates today held hours-long meeting with their UniGaMSA counterparts. The interface accorded both parties the opportunity to squarely discuss challenges faced by medical students and how they could be addressed through policy-centered approaches and affirmative actions in-line with the Alliance agenda for the forthcoming UTGSU Election.

The UniGaMSA Executive Council welcomed the remarkable pre-election engagement as a rightful step towards not only addressing problems (lack of portal, delays in premed and biochemical transfers, non-permanent residence/accommodation, lack of a progressive curriculum, socio-political exclusion from the main union, lack of funds for electives, among others) faced by students of the medical school, but to also drive a vision that could help make UTG a great place for all.

The dialogue, which was spearheaded by the Alliance Presidential candidate, Mr. Omar Dibba, was wrapped with strong assurance and commitment for partnership, collaboration, and cooperation between both sides.

The team further visited the Medical School Hostel and the SRN Dormitories to acquire first-hand information about the conditions of the facilities in the said residences. The team had extensive engagements with the occupants of the male and female dormitories who equally shared series of concerns.

To this end, we wish to the thank the UniGaMSA Executive Council for the warmth reception accorded to our team and the students for their participation in the engagements held. While we look forward to working with all students, we highly encourage all to support the agenda of Team Alliance to ensure they elect into office a responsible and a lead-efficient student government that is pragmatic in approach, democratic in governance, and most importantly, responsive to your demands even where impossible.

Communications Unit
Ten-Man Committtee
Alliance

Earlier today, the campaign team visited the UTG Faraba campus. The team led by the campaign manager interacted with a lot of students who promised to support and vote for the team.

UTG INTER-SCHOOL ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE APPOINTS A GENERAL CAMPAIGN MANAGER

The Ten-Man Committee of the UTG Inter-School Alliance for Change writes to inform the general student body about the appointment of Mr. Nyaninka Manjang as the General Campaign Manager of the UTG Inter-School Alliance for Change for the forthcoming UTGSU election slated for November 10, 2022. This decision is prudently taken after carefully observing Mr. Manjang’s commitment towards promoting and fostering the affairs of students, and most importantly, his influence, charisma, and other leadership qualities as well as the strong social ties he shares with a large number of students from across the schools within the UTG.

Hoping that his appointment will add so much value to our efforts to win the upcoming 2022 UTGSU election, as the General Campaign Manager, Mr. Nyaninka Manjang would be responsible for the coordination and supervision of all campaign activities of the team. All appointed school-based campaign managers will closely work with Mr. Manjang throughout the campaign period.

We have no doubt that Mr. Nyaninka Manjang’s appointment will help deliver the electoral victory we yearn for. While we acknowledge the continuous support of Mr. Nyaninka towards the camp, we wish him well in his new assignment.

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BINTA D BOJANG FOR VICE PRESIDENT, TEAM ALLIANCE

Binta D. Bojang is a final year English Language major and Development Studies minor. She is the aspiring candidate for the position of *Vice President* under the flagship of UTG Inter-School Alliance for Change. Binta is a leader par excellence whose indefatigable services and selflessness are desired, adored, and cherished by many. For effective and responsible representation in Senate, Binta D. Bojang is the right pick for the job.

Attached below is an excerpt of her brief bio highlights for your retention.

BRIEF BIO HIGHLIGHTS

➡️Vice President of SoSHSA

➡️She served as a councilor (2013-14) at Brikama Upper Basic School

➡️Assistant Head Girl of Brikama Upper Basic-2015.

➡️She was awarded the Best Islamic Studies Student of the Year in 2015.

➡️She served as an entrusted Office Monitor for Nusrat Peer Health in 2018.

➡️Assistant Newsroom Coordinator, Nusrat Press Club

➡️She also served as Head of Local News Media (2018)

➡️She was the Auditor General of the Nusrat Government and History Club(2018).

➡️Farm Assistant at Gambia Horticultural Enterprise(GHE)

➡️Mixed Farming Center Assistant Department of Agriculture (2019) where she supervised women folks of different age cohorts.

➡️Assistant Project Coordinator, Writer’s Clinic.

➡️Millennium Fellowship, 2022

➡️She served as a member of the Research Committee of the 15th Executive Council of SoSHSA.

➡️She has also served as a member of the Editorial Board of the Information Ministry of the 16th Executive Council of SoSHSA.

➡️Served as Treasurer of the SoSHSA Debate Association

➡️She also served as the Secretary General of the SoSHSA Constitutional Review Commission

➡️Secretary General, Universal Care for Africa Gambia Chapter.

➡️Co-Emceed Face of SoSHSA 2021

➡️Speaker and moderator, SAS Nationwide Tour 2021

➡️Facilitor TGA Youth Safe Space

➡️Certified by Youth Hub Africa on youth mobilization to end FGM, 2022

➡️ Binta is also a passionate Gender Activist.

➡️Trained and certified in cybersecurity and cyberbullying

➡️Trained and certified by the Youth International Conclave on leadership and entrepreneurship.

➡️Trained by the Global leadership summit.

All geared towards actualizing and improving herself as a young leader.

Binta is a born leader who has been serving and will continue to serve the sons and daughters of UTG. She is compassionate and loving towards all.

BINTA D BOJANG FOR VICE PRESIDENCY

Your Senator in waiting

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BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF PA SAMBA JOOF— GENDER AND HEALTH MINISTER ASPIRANT

Cleanliness is next to Godliness and “BUL FEBAR” is the way. For the effective addressing of all health and gender related challenges faced by students, Pa Samba alias Chemical Pa is the right pick for the position of Gender and Health Minister. As a third year nursing student and the current Gender and Health Minister of the Nursing Students’ Association, Pa Samba Joof alias Chemical Pa is a committed, selfless and visionary young leader.

➡️ Mr. Pa Samba Joof alias Chemical Pa is the current Gender and Health Minister of Nursing Students’ Association

➡️ Mr. Pa Samba is a current member of the UTGSU Gender and Health Ministry’s Sanitary Taskforce

➡️ Mr. Samba is currently the IPRO of Voice of Peace and Humanity (VoPH)

➡️ In his efforts to promote environmental hygiene and climate protection, Mr. Joof initiated a trash free drive in which he uses empty water bottles to create large-sized trash cans in the KM community. The project is set for launching by the Mayor of Kanifing Municipal Council

➡️ In October 2022, through the Country Director of Institute of International Peace Leadership (IIPL), Mr. Samba introduced a 50% CIEPUK-IIPL Scholarship Initiative Intervention Program for UTG Students, of which over 30 Students are currently beneficiaries

➡️ Mr. Joof alias Chemical Pa was a member of the UTG Chemistry Exhibition Team under the Science Students’ Association

➡️ Mr. Joof alias Pa Chemical is the Health Relations Officer for Kanifing Municipality Emergency Response Society (KMERS’)

➡️ Mr. JOOF is the Health Coordinator of SPEAKOUT-GAMBIA

➡️ Mr. Joof alias Chemical Pa is a member of the International Council for Educators

➡️ Mr. Samba Joof alias Chemical Pa is an Ambassador for the Institute of International Peace Leaders

➡️ Mr. Joof is currently the Country Director of Global Movement for World Peace.

➡️ Mr. Samba Joof alias Chemical Pa is a certified trainee in First Aid service delivery

➡️ Mr. Joof alias Chemical Pa has undergone series of training on leadership, peace advocacy, first aid service delivery, human rights. He is a staunch gender activist.

➡️ Mr. Joof alias Chemical Pa is the current Logistics and Transport Minister of Gambia Student Nurses Assiciation

➡️ As a community volunteer, Mr. Joof is the founder of “TESITO FOR EBO-TOWN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT”

➡️ Mr. Joof alias Chemical Pa is the founder of "BUL FEBAR”

➡️ Mr. Joof alias Chemical Pa was a disciplinary prefect at Masroor Senior Secondary School

➡️ Mr. Joof alias Chemical Pa was the IPRO of Masroor Science Students’ Association 2018-2019.

➡️ Mr. Joof was a Student coordinator for the Fanta Science and Maths national competition in 2019 in which his school emerged winner

➡️ Acclaimed as a hardworking minister by nursing students, Mr. Samba is the only Gender and Health Minister of Nursing Students’ Association that commemorated World Health Day by organizing a high profile conference and unveiling of a research work prepared by nursing students before dignitaries from the National Environment Agency and the Deputy Director of Health Services.

Pa Samba is the star chamber for solving our gender and health related issues as students. He has a demonstrable track record in leadership, peace advocacy, volunteerism and student leadership. Chemical Pa believes that chemists don’t die they only get old and fail to react.

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BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF EBRIMA K. JAWARA— AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT MINISTER ASPIRAN

Conducive environment is indispensable to academic excellence and development. The ministry of agriculture and environment is critical in creating and promoting a sustainable and conducive environment for learning and a climate resilient society. Mr. Ebrima Jawara as an ardent advocate for environmental protection and promotion, and as a transitional Agriculture and Environment Major, has a demonstrable track record in agricultural and environmental affairs as a student leader from the Gambia college and the University of the Gambia. Have a read of his biography below.

➡️Mr. Jawara complex secondary education in Kerewan Senior Secondary School in 2017.

➡️ Mr. Jawara got enrolled at The Gambia college under the School of Agriculture in 2017 to pursue General Certificate in Agriculture (CGA).

➡️ Mr. Jawara also served as Vice President of Animal Welfare Advocate’s Association of The Gambia.

➡️ In 2020, Mr. Jawara further went on to acquire Higher Diploma in Agriculture and graduated with distinction

➡️ Mr. Jawara is a member of staff of the Gambia College Department of Agriculture

➡️ Mr. Jawara served as President of the school of Agriculture Students' Association of The Gambia College.

➡️ Mr. Jawara was the Assistant Headboy of Kerewan Senior Secondary School from 2016- 2017.

➡️ Mr. Jawara also served as Secretary General of Operation No Back-Way to Europe from 2014 to date.

➡️ As a community leader, Mr. Jawara also served as PRO of Kerewan Central Youth Development Association.

➡️ Commonly called Alkalo, Mr. Jawara is also a member of Gambia Agricultural Worker's Association

➡️He was a former mentee at Drammez mentorship and leadership academy wherein he was trained on ethical leadership,, career development, critical thinking and entrepreneurship.

➡️Mr. Jawara is a mentor in Ceesays' Rural and Urban Mentorship Academy.

MR. EBRIMA JAWARA FOR AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT MINISTER

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