Koinadugu College

Koinadugu College Koinadugu College- a model One Health Campus, first higher learning institution in Kabala-Koinadugu District, Northern Sierra Leone.
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25/09/2026

Real experience, real impact. Kerifala Musa Koroma a student at Koinadugu College shares how his time here has shaped him. From the classroom to the field.
We are Proud of the difference our students are making.


18/09/2026

In her own words — Sarah M. Kamara shares her experience at Koinadugu College and the journey that brought her here.

Welcome to Koinadugu College, a growing institution committed to providing accessible, quality and practical education i...
09/09/2026

Welcome to Koinadugu College, a growing institution committed to providing accessible, quality and practical education in Koinadugu District and beyond.
Located at our Badembaia Campus, Koinadugu College provides a welcoming, friendly and conducive learning environment where students are supported by dedicated and qualified lecturers committed to helping them achieve their academic and career goals.
At Koinadugu College, students can pursue a wide range of National Technical Certificate (NTC) and Diploma programmes designed to equip them with practical knowledge, professional skills and entrepreneurial capacity for today’s changing world.
Our programmes include:
National Technical Certificate (NTC):
Qualitative Research
Emergency and Disaster Management
African Music and Dance Photography
Information, Communication & Technology (ICT)
Agriculture
Business Studies
Entrepreneurship
Mass Communication
Public Health
Hospitality and Tourism
Hotel Management
Diploma Programmes:
Information, Communication & Technology (ICT)
Public Health
Emergency and Disaster Management
Entrepreneurship
Mass Communication
Hospitality and Tourism
Hotel Management
Business Administration and Management
Accounting and Finance
Banking and Finance
Procurement and Logistics
Human Resource Management & Marketing
Agriculture – Agribusiness
Environmental Studies
At Koinadugu College, we believe education should go beyond the classroom. Our approach is built around entrepreneurship, leadership, global-mindedness, Indigenous Knowledge Systems, African and Pan-African education, and sustainability, preparing students not only for employment but also to become innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders in their communities.
Why wait?
Take the next step toward your future. Join Koinadugu College today and invest in an education that creates opportunities, builds confidence and prepares you for a brighter tomorrow.

Introducing the WACCREP Webinar SeriesThe West African Consortium for Clinical Research on Epidemic Pathogens (WACCREP) ...
27/07/2026

Introducing the WACCREP Webinar Series

The West African Consortium for Clinical Research on Epidemic Pathogens (WACCREP) is pleased to launch its inaugural webinar series, bringing together experts to strengthen regional preparedness for emerging and re-emerging infectious disease outbreaks.

Join our Principal Dr. Alhaji U Njai, who also doubles as Principal Investigator, Co-Chair of WACCREP, and Editor of the Sierra Leone Journal of Biomedical Research, on Wednesday, 29 July 2026, at 2:00 PM GMT for our first webinar:

🦠 Hantavirus and Ebola: Strengthening Preparedness for Emerging Outbreaks

As climate change, rapid population growth, increased mobility, expanding human-animal interactions, and environmental changes continue to reshape our world, the risk of emerging infectious diseases—including Ebola, Hantavirus, mpox, and COVID-19—continues to rise.

The devastating impacts of the 2014–2016 West Africa Ebola epidemic and the COVID-19 pandemic remind us that preparedness must come before crisis. Building resilient health systems and informed communities is essential to protecting lives and livelihoods.

This webinar will provide a platform for knowledge sharing and expert discussion on preparedness, prevention, response, and recovery from Ebola, Hantavirus, and other emerging epidemic threats. Together, we can strengthen regional capacity through science, collaboration, and proactive action.

📅 Date: Wednesday, 29 July 2026
🕑 Time: 2:00 PM GMT

🔗 Register now and join the conversation: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9bNJypkNRkSFwZHxzir9yA

We look forward to welcoming you online!

13/07/2026

Still reflecting on our 2nd Africa Liberation Day (ALD)Symposium. Closing the event, Professor Papa N’jai challenged participants to restore Africa’s dignity and sovereignty by embracing indigenous systems and home-grown solutions.

Highlighting Africa’s vast natural wealth alongside the paradox of persistent poverty, he called for a “FUBU” (For Us, By Us) approach—building confidence in African-led solutions and drawing inspiration from success stories like Botswana and Rwanda. Africa’s future must be built by Africans, for Africans.

ENROLL NOW! ICT SUMMER SCHOOL 2026 💻Are you ready to build valuable computer skills and prepare for today's digital worl...
09/07/2026

ENROLL NOW! ICT SUMMER SCHOOL 2026 💻

Are you ready to build valuable computer skills and prepare for today's digital world? Do you want to support a student or worker to gain ICT skills in Koinadugu district and beyond?

PROJECT 1808 and KOINADUGU COLLEGE invite students and anyone interested to join our ICT Summer School.

📚 Courses Include:
• Computer Basics
• Microsoft Word
• Microsoft Excel
• Microsoft PowerPoint
• Graphics Design
• Internet & Email
• Cyber Security Basics

📍 Venue: Koinadugu College Badembaia Campus
Start Date: 13th July 2026
Duration: Two (2) Months
Days: Monday to Friday
Time: 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Fee: Le 400

Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your computer skills, this is a great opportunity to learn practical ICT skills from experienced instructors in a friendly learning environment.

📞 For registration and enquiries, call or WhatsApp: +232 75 620230

🎓 Limited spaces available! Register today and take the first step toward a brighter digital future.

We look forward to welcoming you to the PROJECT 1808 and KOINADUGU COLLEGE ICT SUMMER SCHOOL!

This weekend, our Principal, Dr. Alhaji U Njai, joined students,staff and community volunteers at the Koinadugu College ...
07/07/2026

This weekend, our Principal, Dr. Alhaji U Njai, joined students,staff and community volunteers at the Koinadugu College main campus in a meaningful tree-planting exercise—an investment in the future of our environment and our communities.

Together, we planted over 400 Acacia trees, known for their resilience, natural boundary-forming ability, and resistance to fire. More than just trees, they represent our shared commitment to environmental stewardship, climate resilience, and leaving a lasting legacy for generations to come.

Real change begins with simple actions. Every tree planted today is a promise of a greener, stronger, and more sustainable tomorrow.

Together, we are not just planting trees—we are growing hope. 🌱💚



Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto my weekly engagement list! 🎉Mohamed Shaw, Samuel Squire, Mariama Marra...
24/06/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Mohamed Shaw, Samuel Squire, Mariama Marrah, Samura Alusine, Abdulrahman Keati Conteh

Planting trees at Koinadugu College is our favorite way to welcome the rainy season each year 🌱🌧️Today, we planted over ...
20/06/2026

Planting trees at Koinadugu College is our favorite way to welcome the rainy season each year 🌱🌧️

Today, we planted over 300 cashew trees at one of our college agricultural sites—each one carefully nurtured by both staff and students over the past year.

Whether in large numbers or small, every seed we plant is a step toward a greener future. Where nature meets nurture, growth truly begins.

19/06/2026

At our 2nd ALD Symposium, Mr. Usifu Jalloh, storyteller and social change advocate, spoke on “Transformative Storytelling: A Key to African Development.” He highlighted how African narratives can drive business and entrepreneurship, citing Harry Potter as an example of storytelling’s economic power.

He urged Africans to re-examine and elevate local culture—pointing to products like black soap and Sierra Leonean textiles such as ronko—and to preserve traditions like the Balanji and Sampa dance. His message was clear: owning and promoting our stories is essential to achieving true independence and dignity.

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