Ansarul Islamic Secondary School

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We're heading to the funeral home of your late sister.

With a heavy heart, I find myself struggling to express the deep sorrow and disbelief we all feel at the sudden passing of our dear sister Sallay Sankoh. Her absence has left an unfilled void in our lives, a pain that may take time to heal. Sallay was more than just a friend to us; she was like a sister, a companion through shared experiences, and a bright light that illuminated the lives of those around her.

Her unexpected departure has left us reeling, grappling with a whirlwind of emotions and unanswered questions. One moment, she was with us—sharing laughter, dreams, and hope—and the next, she was gone, leaving an aching silence that's hard to bear.

As a classmate, Sallay walked alongside us during pivotal moments of our education and growth, helping to shape our dreams. As a friend, she embodied loyalty and kindness, always possessing a remarkable ability to understand without needing many words. And as a sister, she offered a depth of love, comfort, and unwavering support that was truly special. Her smile had the power to lighten even the heaviest of moments, and the warmth of her words resonated deeply.

Though her life was tragically cut short, Sallay's impact was profound. She touched lives in ways we may not fully comprehend, and the memories we shared will continue to live vibrantly in our hearts. We will carry with us echoes of her laughter, her humility, her bravery, and the boundless love she so generously shared.

This heart-wrenching loss serves as a poignant reminder of life's fragility; it highlights the uncertainty of tomorrow and the importance of cherishing every moment. While we grieve, we also find comfort in the beautiful memories Sallah created and the lasting imprint she has left on us all.

Rest in peace, dear Sallay Sankoh. Though you may have departed from our sight, your spirit will forever remain in our hearts. We will keep your name alive, treasure your love, and honor the remarkable soul you were for all eternity.😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

It is with a heart weighed down by grief and disbelief that I write these words. The sudden passing of Sallah Sankoh has left a deep wound in our hearts, one that words may never fully heal. Sallah was not just a friend; she was a sister by bond, a former classmate by shared journey, and a soul whose presence brought warmth and light to everyone around her.
Her departure came without warning, leaving us shocked, broken, and searching for answers that may never come. One moment, she was part of our lives, laughing, dreaming, and hoping; the next, she was gone. The pain of losing her so suddenly is overwhelming, and the silence she leaves behind is unbearably loud.
As a classmate, Sallah walked beside us through chapters of learning, growth, and youthful dreams. As a friend, she stood with loyalty, kindness, and a heart that understood without many words. As a sister, she loved deeply and genuinely, offering comfort, strength, and unwavering support. Her smile could soften even the heaviest hearts, and her words carried sincerity and genuineness.
Sallah’s life, though cut short, was meaningful. She touched lives in ways she may never have known, and her memories will continue to live in our hearts. We will remember her laughter, her humility, her courage, and the love she shared so freely.
This loss reminds us how fragile life is, how today is promised but tomorrow is never guaranteed. Though our hearts are broken, we find solace in the beautiful memories she left behind and the impact she made in such a short time.
Rest in perfect peace, dear Sallah Sankoh. You may be gone from our sight, but you will never be gone from our hearts. Your name will be remembered, your love cherished, and your soul honoured forever.

The Manga Family of Tongora town Tankoro chiefdom.
Regret to announce the DEATH of their Son, Brother, Father and grandfather.

Formal teacher and Head of Department, Mathematics of Ansarul Boy Bonglow, and Koidu Second School (KSS).

Formal Lecturer at the FREETOWN POLYTECHNIC (Kono Branch)

R.I.P MAN OF THE EAST
R.I.P SAHR SAMSON MANGA
R.I.P S. S. MANGA

Sympathisers and well-wishers are welcome at His formal residence at Kania junction opposite the Richmond fence.

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