Chama Study Abroad

WELCOME 2026 🎉🎉🎉

I’m entering this new year with gratitude, for the lessons, the growth, the challenges that shaped me, and the people who contributed to the journey in visible and invisible ways.

I share this not as an expert, but as a learner, someone navigating leadership, education, and purpose one step at a time.

To those pursuing opportunities abroad, scholarships, or new academic paths, I wish you courage and persistence this year. But I also want to say this honestly, going abroad doesn’t fix everything.

It reveals a lot. It teaches you about discipline, identity, resilience, and responsibility. It’s a journey of self-discovery as much as it is one of opportunity.

As we move into 2026, I hope we choose humility over ego, consistency over noise, gratitude over comparison, and responsibility over excuses.

May this year help us grow not only in achievements, but in character and impact.

Wishing you a meaningful, grounded, and fulfilling New Year.

From Ambassador Chama 👍👍

An Open Letter to Dr. Ismaila Ceesay
🇬🇲The Sea Doesn’t Lie, and Neither Do Grieving Families🇬🇲

Honorable Minister Dr. Ismaila Ceesay,

I write this not as a political opponent, but as a heartbroken Gambian who has watched our sons and daughters vanish into the waves. During your recent appearance at Coffee time with Peter Gomez, you stated that illegal migration was worse under the previous regime than it is now. With the utmost respect due to your office, but with the urgency demanded by truth, I must say: this claim is not just incorrect it is a profound insult to every family living in anguish.

Between 2023 and today, 2025, our newspapers and social media have become a chronicle of death. Hundreds of Gambians have perished in the Mediterranean. Boats have capsized, leaving mothers to mourn children whose graves are the deep sea. Every month, there is a new tragedy, a new fundraisers for recovery, a new wave of silence from homes that have lost their light. To say the issue was worse before is to ignore the fresh tears staining our communities right now.

The title "Dr." before your name signifies learnedness. True wisdom, however, is not just in academic credentials but in acknowledging the painful reality of the people you serve. When information shared from such a high office contradicts what we see and feel every single day the devastated families, the empty chairs, the desperate searches it erodes the very trust needed to solve this crisis.

We are watching, Minister. We are not illiterates unaware of the facts. We are not blind to the reality. We are Gambians bearing witness to a national hemorrhage. This is not about playing politics with numbers, it is about acknowledging the scale of the emergency so that we can genuinely address it.

No position of authority grants the right to minimize our pain or distort our reality. We urge you, not as a minister but as a fellow Gambian to look beyond the data sets and step into the grieving compounds. Listen to the stories. Let your public statements reflect the true, crushing weight of this crisis.

Our people are dying. That is the only statistic that matters. We demand honesty, not to shame, but so that together, we can confront this tragedy with the seriousness it deserves.

The sea has taken enough. It’s time for truth to be told.

From
Ambassador Chama

THE MOMENT I STOPPED CONSIDERING PEOPLE ON THE DECISIONS I TOOK, THATS THE TIME I REALIZED I WAS SUCCEEDING. You cannot satisfy all 🙏🙏🙏

Please 🙏 follow this page as we give you updates on all scholarships, seminars, conferences going around globally.
Let’s make your study abroad dream a reality.

Good day colleagues, the BISS Scholarship offered by Brawijaya University is open for application for BSc, MSc and PhD. The scholarship Covers all the expenses of your studies and you don’t need to worry about visa and flight tickets. This year many Gambians got the scholarship and presently they are pursuing their masters and bachelors. 99% of those that got the scholarship were all from my group. This is another opening and we can make it happen. Apply now, the link is attached.

https://io.ub.ac.id/brawijaya-i

Glad to inform you that I have been selected and invited as a paper presenter at the 5th Internasional Conference of Postgraduate Studies at the University of Cape Coast Ghana 🇬🇭.
The theme of the conference is Transforming Communities: Postgraduate Education and Research for Resilience and Development in Africa.
The conference's goal is to provide a platform for postgraduate students, researchers, and industry professionals to exchange knowledge, collaboration, and share innovative solutions that enhance community resilience and development in Africa.

The objective of the conference is:
To provide a platform for postgraduate students to present their research and receive feedback

To discuss current trends, challenges, and opportunities in postgraduate education and research.

To postgraduate researchers with industry and public sector professionals.

To enhance skills through and training sessions on academic writing, publication, and research methodologies.

Representing Gambia 🇬🇲🇬🇲 in the research arena at international levels.

Remember we are still jobless, in case you see a job offer 😆😆🤣