Students Against Corruption- Sierra Leone

On behalf of Students Against Corruption (SAC), we extend our warmest congratulations to all members of the FBC Chapter who graduated today, especially the current National President, Lahai Abdulai, and the former National President, Abu Bangura. Your dedication, discipline, and commitment to integrity have brought you this far, and we are deeply inspired by your achievements.

As you embark on the next phase of your journey, we encourage you to uphold the values of honesty, transparency, and accountability-principles that form the foundation of the SAC movement. You have made us proud, and we are confident that you will continue to reflect these ideals in your professional paths.

We celebrate you and wish you every success in the bright future ahead.

National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS
Anti-Corruption Commission Sierra Leone_Official
Maada Lans
Aiah Gbakima
Conrad Sackey - Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education
Francis Ben Kaifala
National Council for Civic Education and Democracy
Ministry Of Technical and Higher Education, Sierra Leone
Yankuba Kallon

On behalf of the entire Students Against Corruption (SAC), we wish our esteemed Executive Secretary, Mr. Yankuba Kallon a very happy and blessed birthday. Your leadership, commitment, and passion for promoting integrity continue to inspire and transform our movement.

As you mark this special day, we celebrate your service, your dedication, and the positive impact you make every day. May this new chapter of your life bring you greater strength, wisdom, and countless opportunities to excel.

Happy birthday, and may your year be filled with joy, success, and divine blessings.

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On behalf of Students Against Corruption (SAC), we proudly congratulate all members of the IPAM Chapter who graduated today. Your dedication, discipline, and commitment to integrity have brought you this far, and we are truly inspired by your achievements.

As you move forward, we encourage you to continue upholding the values of honesty, transparency, and accountability-principles that define the SAC movement. You have made us proud, and we trust that you will carry this spirit of integrity into your professional journeys.

We celebrate you and wish you every success in the bright future ahead.

National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS
Patriotic Advocacy Network Sierra Leone
Anti-Corruption Commission Sierra Leone_Official
Osman T. Kamara
Yankuba Kallon
Maada Lans
Aiah Gbakima
Zeinab Barrie

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The leadership and members of Students Against Corruption – IPAM Chapter extend our heartfelt congratulations to Prof. Ezekiel Duramany Lakkoh on his well-deserved appointment as Deputy Vice Chancellor of the Institute of Public Administration and Management (IPAM), University of Sierra Leone.

Prof. Lakkoh has been a true pillar of support to SAC-SL over the years, continuously encouraging our mission of promoting transparency, integrity, and accountability among young people. His appointment is not only a recognition of his academic excellence and leadership but also an inspiration to students and youths across Sierra Leone.

We remain grateful for his guidance and unwavering support, and we wish him every success as he takes on this new chapter of leadership. 🙌

Congratulations once again, Professor – SAC-SL celebrates you!

National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS
IPAM Ministry Of Information and Communications SUG
Ministry Of Technical and Higher Education, Sierra Leone
Anti-Corruption Commission Sierra Leone_Official

Happy Birthday to our dynamic Leader ,Zainab Barrie!Your leadership and commitment to the fight against corruption inspire us all. Wishing you a year filled with success, good health, and countless blessings.

The third and final day of the Youth Anti-Corruption and Integrity Online Seminar, held in celebration of International Youth Day, featured an inspiring presentation by Israel Mohamed Mangoh, a passionate youth advocate. Speaking on the topic “Leadership with Integrity”, he underscored the critical role of ethical leadership in transforming societies and inspiring trust.

In his presentation, Mangoh stressed that true leadership is not merely about holding a position, but about guiding and empowering others to achieve shared goals. He defined integrity as the quality of being honest and upholding strong moral principles, an essential trait for any leader seeking to create lasting impact.

He reminded participants that leaders who lead with integrity influence not only through their words, but more importantly through their actions.

National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS
Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sierra Leone
Ministry Of Technical and Higher Education, Sierra Leone
National Council for Civic Education and Democracy
IPAM Ministry Of Information and Communications SUG
FBC STUDENTS' UNION GOVERNMENT

*SAC-SL Marks International Youth Day with Inspiring 3-Day Youth Anti-Corruption & Integrity Online Seminar*

In commemoration of International Youth Day 2025, the Students Against Corruption – Sierra Leone (SAC-SL) hosted a thought-provoking three-day Youth Anti-Corruption and Integrity Online Seminar, aimed at inspiring young people to embrace ethical values and take the lead in building a better future.

The seminar, which ran from August 10–12, 2025, attracted vibrant participation from youth and students across Sierra Leone and beyond. It provided a rich platform for knowledge-sharing, interaction, and motivation, empowering young minds to be catalysts for change in their communities.

The seminar featured three engaging and timely topics delivered by seasoned youth advocates and leaders:

1. Youth Power & AI in the Fight Against Corruption – Exploring the potential of technology and artificial intelligence in promoting transparency and accountability.
2. Youth-Led Advocacy & Online Ethics – Guiding participants on responsible digital engagement and the role of youth voices in shaping society.
3. Leadership with Integrity – Emphasizing the importance of ethical leadership, accountability, and vision in building stronger communities.

Speaking at the seminar, SAC-SL Executive Secretary, Yankuba Kallon commended the active participation of 60 selected participants from more than 200 applicants, emphasizing that the event reflected SAC-SL’s mission to inspire a new generation of leaders driven by honesty, accountability, and innovation. He reaffirmed SAC-SL’s commitment to providing platforms where young people can learn, connect, and lead efforts toward building a transparent and ethical Sierra Leone.

In his closing remarks, SAC-SL National President Abdulai Lahai thanked the speakers for their invaluable contributions and applauded participants for their active engagement throughout the seminar. He admonished participants to put into practice the lessons learned during the three days, stressing that knowledge without action cannot bring change. He reaffirmed the organization's commitment to building a new generation of leaders grounded in honesty, accountability, and innovation.

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As we wrap up the 3rd and final day of our Youth Anti-Corruption and Integrity Online Seminar, held in celebration of International Youth Day, we will be joined by Alfred M Sesay, a passionate Youth Advocate. He will be speaking on the topic ‘Leadership with Integrity’.

The session will explore how ethical leadership shapes communities, inspires trust, and drives meaningful change, while equipping young people with the mindset and principles to lead with honesty, accountability, and vision.”

Join us this afternoon at 2:00 PM on Google Meet for an inspiring and transformative discussion. Let’s close this seminar with lessons that will shape the leaders of tomorrow!”

National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS
Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sierra Leone
The Ministry of Information and Civic Education
Ministry Of Technical and Higher Education, Sierra Leone
Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education SL
National Council for Civic Education and Democracy
IPAM Ministry Of Information and Communications SUG
Anti-Corruption Commission Sierra Leone_Official
FBC STUDENTS' UNION GOVERNMENT

Day 2 of the Youth Anti-Corruption and Integrity Online Seminar featured an inspiring session with Paul Jonathan Koroma, Executive Director of the Patriotic Advocacy Network (PAN), speaking on “Youth-Led Advocacy & Online Ethics.” He reminded participants that young people possess tremendous power to shape narratives, inspire communities, and influence positive change when they lead with courage, responsibility, and a clear sense of purpose. Advocacy, he emphasized, is not merely about speaking up, it’s about doing so with strategy, impact, and unwavering integrity.

Mr. Koroma underscored the importance of strong ethical values in today’s digital world. He encouraged participants to use online platforms as tools for education, advocacy, and inspiration, while always upholding truth, respect, and credibility. He reminded them that the true strength of advocacy lies in the trust it earns, and trust can only be built and maintained through consistent ethical conduct.

Closing his session, he left a powerful call to action: “Never engage in any act that your future self will be ashamed of.” These words struck a chord with the audience, urging them to live with intention, make choices they can be proud of, and carry themselves in ways that honor both their present and their future.

National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS
Patriotic Advocacy Network Sierra Leone
Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sierra Leone
The Ministry of Information and Civic Education
Ministry Of Technical and Higher Education, Sierra Leone
Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education SL
National Council for Civic Education and Democracy

As we continue this exciting journey on Day Two, we are thrilled to welcome Paul Jonathan Koroma, Executive Director of the Patriotic Advocacy Network Sierra Leone, who will be sharing his expertise on the powerful topic: “Youth-Led Advocacy and Online Ethics” 📢💻

This session will explore how young people can take the lead in driving meaningful change through advocacy, while also embracing responsible and ethical behavior in the digital space. From leveraging technology for impact to maintaining integrity in online engagements, this discussion promises to be both insightful and empowering.

Join us as we equip ourselves with the knowledge, tools, and inspiration to become true champions of transparency and integrity in our communities.

Let’s unite, learn, and lead the change we wish to see! 💪🇸🇱

Patriotic Advocacy Network Sierra Leone
National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS
Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sierra Leone
The Ministry of Information and Civic Education
Ministry Of Technical and Higher Education, Sierra Leone
Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education SL
IPAM Ministry Of Information and Communications SUG
National Council for Civic Education and Democracy
Students Against Corruption

The Youth Anti-Corruption and Integrity Online Seminar officially kicked off today with an inspiring opening session led by Alex A. Bah, Assistant Public Relations Officer of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC). Speaking on the theme “Youth Power & AI in the Fight Against Corruption”, Mr. Bah called on young people to take full ownership of the fight against corruption and to see themselves as active partners in shaping a transparent and accountable Sierra Leone.

He highlighted the ACC’s remarkable progress under the dynamic leadership of its young and energetic Commissioner, Francis Ben Kaifala, noting bold reforms, innovative strategies, and the Commission’s improved global anti-corruption rankings. Mr. Bah further stressed that youth and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are powerful forces that, when combined with integrity and civic responsibility, can deliver sustainable results in the war against corruption.

In his closing message, Mr. Bah urged participants to Resist, Refrain, and Report corruption wherever they encounter it. He reminded them that the future of Sierra Leone depends on the choices and actions of today’s youth. “The future is ours to protect-let’s use our energy, creativity, and integrity to build a corruption-free Sierra Leone,” he concluded. 💪🇸🇱

National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS
Ministry Of Technical and Higher Education, Sierra Leone
Anti-Corruption Commission Sierra Leone_Official
The Ministry of Information and Civic Education
Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sierra Leone
Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education SL
Conrad Sackey - Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education
IPAM Ministry Of Information and Communications SUG

Today we officially kick off the 2025 Youth Anti-Corruption & Integrity Online Seminar at 2:00 PM via Google Meet!

Joining us for Day 1 is Alex A. Bah, Public Relations Assistant at the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), who will lead us through an exciting and transformative discussion on: “Youth Power & AI in the Fight Against Corruption”

This powerful session will uncover how youth-led initiatives combined with AI-driven innovations can revolutionize the fight against corruption in Sierra Leone and across the globe.

Prepare to be inspired, challenged, and equipped with fresh strategies to lead the change you want to see. The movement for integrity, innovation, and impact continues.

National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS
Patriotic Advocacy Network Sierra Leone
Conrad Sackey - Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education
IPAM Ministry Of Information and Communications SUG
Anti-Corruption Commission Sierra Leone_Official
Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education SL
Francis Ben Kaifala
Ministry Of Technical and Higher Education, Sierra Leone
The Ministry of Information and Civic Education
National Council for Civic Education and Democracy
Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sierra Leone
Students Against Corruption
Milton Margai Technical University