Koinadugu College

The Uniting to End Digital Violence against All Women and Girls campaign reminds us of the urgent need to both learn and unlearn social behaviors and norms—online and offline.

We must continue equipping girls with the skills to recognize early warning signs, set healthy boundaries, stay safe online, and know how and where to seek support.

We must also keep empowering women and girls to reject harmful, often normalized practices that limit their potential and undermine their well-being.

We are pleased to join the Community of Practice (COP) in this campaign, which is helping to educate girls in the Kabala–Koinadugu District about the dangers of digital and online violence, and its profound impact on their emotional health and social development.

Join us in Kabala from January 14th-16th for our 8th National annual Science and Leadership Festival in Kabala to learn more about our ‘Mindfulness and Empathy’ sessions that focuses on our actions and their impacts towards others online and offline.

KOINADUGU COLLEGE RECEIVES MAJOR BOOK DONATION FROM SIERRA LEONE BOOK TRUST

Koinadugu College (KC) yesterday received over three hundred assorted, up-to-date textbooks from the Sierra Leone Book Trust (SALBOT) in Freetown.

SALBOT, a charitable organization that has been operating for more than 20 years, is dedicated to promoting literacy by providing relevant and current books and learning materials to schools, colleges, and universities across the country.

The books were officially presented to Dr. Alhaji U. N’jai, Principal of Koinadugu College, by Mr. Sallieu Turay, Executive Director and Founder of SALBOT.

Since 2017, SALBOT has made three similar donations to Project 1808—the parent organization of Koinadugu College in Kabala.

SALBOT and its partners hope that this latest contribution will expand access to learning resources for students and the wider community, and further strengthen the reading culture within the district.

BRITISH HIGH COMMISSIONER VISITS KOINADUGU COLLEGE IN KABALA

It was with profound honour and great pride that Koinadugu College, yesterday welcomed the British High Commissioner to Sierra Leone, Her Excellency Josephine Gauld, and her distinguished delegation to our Badembaia Campus in Kabala. The delegation included Mr. Christopher Howells, Political Secretary, and Mr. Amasara Jalloh, Political Officer.

This visit marked Her Excellency’s first official engagement in Koinadugu District, during which she expressed strong interest in learning about the vision, progress, and impact of Koinadugu College. Discussions focused on the institution’s contributions to tertiary education, sustainable agriculture, climate change adaptation, and community development within the district.

The High Commission’s visit represents a significant milestone in the history of our institution. It not only reinforces the importance of international partnerships but also inspires our students, faculty, and broader community as we work to shape a more inclusive and sustainable future for Koinadugu District.

At Koinadugu College, we remain steadfast in our mission to empower the next generation of leaders, innovators, and change-makers who will transform lives across the region and beyond.

Exciting Milestone for the Koinadugu College Green Yard Initiative! ☘️🌿🌱

We are proud to announce that under the Green Yard Initiative, students, staff, and volunteers at Koinadugu College have successfully completed the first harvest from our cassava plantation this past weekend!

This milestone also included the processing of the cassava into garri, showcasing not only our commitment to sustainable agriculture but also our dedication to practical, hands-on learning.

A special thanks to Ms.Emma Bangura, an experienced agribusiness consultant from IBMA Solutions SL Ltd, for leading this initiative with expertise and passion. Her guidance has been instrumental in bringing this vision to life. And also to our partner Feeding Mouths, Filling Minds (FMFM) for supporting this initiative.

This marks just the beginning of our journey toward agricultural innovation, food security, Entrepreneurship and community empowerment at Koinadugu College and the district

Stay tuned for more updates from the Green Yard Initiative!

🎓 KOINADUGU COLLEGE - KABALA
📢 ADMISSION OPEN FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC YEAR

We are excited to announce that Koinadugu College (KC) is now accepting applications for Short Courses,Certificate, and Diploma courses for the 2025/2026 academic year ! Located in the heart of Kabala, Koinadugu College is committed to academic excellence, leadership development, and community service.

🌟 Why Choose Koinadugu College?
✅ Accredited Programs
✅ Experienced & Dedicated Faculty
✅ Conducive Learning Environment
✅ Affordable Tuition

📅 Application Deadline: Tuesday,September 30th, 2025
📝 How to Apply:
Visit our campus at Badembaia Village, Kabala Koinadugu District
📞 For inquiries, call us at +23279155000 or send us a message right here on Facebook.

💡 Koinadugu College- Dreamers and Achievers find their way here.!

Our Founder and Chief Strategist, Dr. Alhaji U Njai is Honored to be the Honorary Starter for the 16th Annual Strides For Africa Run/Walk in Madison, Wisconsin.

Strides For Africa is a key partner of Project 1808, Inc. and Koinadugu College in Madison, Wisconsin and Sierra Leone. Dr. N’jai is looking forward to seeing you all on Saturday Morning.

There is still time to register for fun Run/Walk event for a good cause (https://runsignup.com/Race/WI/Madison/StridesforAfricaMcPike) and support disadvantaged communities in Africa with clean drinking water

Save The Date January 14-16, 2026. Project 1808, Inc. and Koinadugu College Unique National Science and Leadership Festival in Kabala, Koinadugu District, Sierra Leone where Science. Tech. Engineering. Environment. Arts. Mathematics Medicine Meets Leadership, Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Culture. It is Back and Bigger than ever.

Our Theme: and Leadership: Breaking Barriers - Building on the African Cultural Foundation for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Environmental Sustainability, Research and Development in Sierra Leone and Africa.

Join our effort to democratize and decolonize science and leadership. Science and technology are fundamental to advancing quality of life in all societies. Translating ideas to practice in communities, requires effective and visionary leadership and domestication of modernization through empowering of indigenous cultural systems.

We welcome volunteers, thought leaders, influencers, community leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, and all to Kabala Republic. Free Family Friendly Community Event. Contact us at [email protected] or http://www. project1808.org/ on the web for more information. Kam Leh We Go Kabala!!! January 14-16, 2026

Happy 249th Independence Anniversary to the United States of America! 🇺🇸

We join the world in celebrating this remarkable milestone in the history of freedom, democracy, and unity.

It is a great honor to have our esteemed Principal, Dr. Alhaji U Njai, along with other dedicated staff of Koinadugu College, join in the commemoration of this special day right here organized by the U.S. Embassy Freetown, Sierra Leone

We extend heartfelt appreciation to Ambassador Bryan D. Hunt and the entire U.S. Embassy team for organizing such a meaningful celebration that reflects the enduring friendship between the United States and Sierra Leone.
Feeding Mouths, Filling Minds
Strides For Africa

Happy 4th of July!

🌿 Nurturing Nature, Securing Our Future! 🌍
Koinadugu College’s Green Yard Initiative weekend activity- weeding and cleaning of our cassava garden and cashew nursery.

KC students are taking meaningful steps towards food security, climate action, ecosystem restoration of our campus and communities.

From nursing cashew seeds to establishing a cassava farm, our efforts are rooted in sustainability and purpose in collaboration with Feeding Mouths, Filling Minds

🌱 Cashew Seed Nursery – Promoting reforestation, combating climate change, and enhancing biodiversity.
🌾 Cassava Farming – Supporting food security, empowering local agriculture, and building resilience in our community.

Every plant we grow is a step toward a cleaner, greener Koinadugu District . 💪🏾💚
We’re not just growing crops — we’re growing solutions.