Tanji Got Talent Organisation

26/05/2026

Tanji Got Talent Organisation keep The Gambia clean.

23/05/2026

My name is Omar Ceesay, and this is my story.

I was raised by my father, a man deeply devoted to religious education. He was widely respected in Tanji for regularly inviting Quranic teachers to our home to teach children from the neighborhood. Through his dedication to Islam and community service, I grew up surrounded by discipline, faith, and strong moral values. During those years, I made many friends within Tanji and nearby communities.
Although my father valued education, he was more passionate about religious learning than Western education. This was because, in our society, many young people who pursued modern education often drifted away from good morals, neglected their responsibilities, and failed to respect their parents and communities. Because of this belief, convincing him to allow me to pursue Western education was not easy.

At that crucial moment in my life, I sought the support of his brother, Ba Sambou may Allah grant him Jannah. He became the bridge between my dreams and my father’s concerns. Through many discussions and heartfelt persuasion, he convinced my father to allow him to take responsibility for my educational journey.

With their blessings and prayers, I was finally enrolled in Tanji Primary School, even though I was above the normal enrollment age. Through various assessments and examinations, I was promoted to higher grades, where I performed exceptionally well and continued to excel academically.

I later graduated from The Gambia High School and successfully completed my Nursing degree. Today, I dedicate my achievements to my late father, his brothers, my beloved mom and every single person who supported me throughout this difficult but rewarding journey.

My advice to myself and to the young people of Tanji is this: take education seriously. Nobody truly knows what the future holds, but preparing ourselves with quality education can open doors to opportunities and enable us to contribute positively to our communities. Education can help us initiate progressive projects for the betterment of Tanji and contribute meaningfully to national development.

Today, I feel deeply overwhelmed and inspired by the level of enthusiasm I see among the young people of Tanji. Their determination, energy, and desire to pursue higher education give me hope for a brighter future for our community.

23/05/2026

TANJI GOT TALENT BE THE CHANGE
Tanji Got Talent Organisation
We stand for change
We believe in youths
We work for the future
We love to inspire others
We give chances to every individual's who is willing to show their talents
We give chances to every individual's who are ready to join us and work for a change
We love encouraging every Young child towards education
We believe in togetherness 💪💪💪
Ready to make change be with us
TANJI GOT TALENT BE THE CHANGE

22/05/2026

Congratulations to Ustass Jammeh for his dedication and persistence in successfully completing his Advanced Primary Arabic Diploma in Education at the University of Education.

Ustass Jammeh has remained focused on his personal growth and educational journey in order to contribute immensely to the upbringing and development of Tanji’s future leaders.

As a community whose traditions are deeply connected to religious practices, he dedicated his time and efforts to preparing himself to serve not only Tanji but The Gambia at large.

This is a clear testament that both the former and present youths of Tanji are striving on different positive paths toward growth and national development.

Congratulations once again, and best wishes for greater achievements ahead.

17/05/2026

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16/05/2026

Early today in Brikama (WCR),I participated in the commemoration of the may day celebration commonly called workers day, on the banner of the department of community development in my capacity as a community development assistant.

This is an annual event celebrated worldwide and in the Gambia it's celebrated by region with workers from different departments coming together to socialize and celebrate each other as we all compliment each other's efforts in serving our beloved nation the Gambia.

This is a moment to remind civil servants of the oath and allegiance they swore to selflessly serve the nation and also to renew commitment towards that cause.

The event was attended by several departments, offices and association operating within west coast.

part of the participating forces are the office of the governor, the Regional health Directorate,GAF ,BAC
,GRA, the Department of community Development(DCD), and the Alkalos Association for West Coast Region.

➰Several activities were done such as 1☑️.Tug of war,
☑️.Musical chair,
☑️.potato race,
☑️.Lime spoon race, ☑️.Bucket balance
And the most interesting of all are the track events which was really mesmerizing revealing hidden talents even in the people we least expect.some prove they can even compete this likes of Hussain bolt ⚡

Equally I also participated in the 400m race emerging with second position among all the competing institutions.

Overall this years workers day celebration is a real success in getting the desired outcome which is to socialize sister institutions for the greater good of west coast and the Gambia.

Good bless all civil servants, for the Gambia our homeland.🇬🇲🇬🇲
Aluta continues ✊✊

By Ml Saidykhan
CDA, sanyang ward.

16/05/2026

On Thursday 25th September 2025
I was lucky to attend a meeting at Gunjul kumbo south west coast region
Organized by Gambia participate and information officers
I have learned a lot juring the meeting
It was noted to us that every citizen have the right to ask about the taxes that we are paying to the government how are are they using it and what are they using it to do
Also it was noted that every citizen most valued having all the decoments needed to be come a complete citizen
Decoments like 🆔 card, birth certificate and others
Information officers are responsible for answering the questions asked by citizens
Regarding the problems they are complaining on if they are important questions
Like if a particular community facing some difficulties they have the right to send a person to write ✍️ down questions and take to the information officers to know what steps is the government taking towards their community.....
It was an amazing meeting each was concentrate to learn from them.
Thanks to Mr jallow for giving us the opportunity to attend this meeting it has set something in mind thank you all
By
Modou Lamin Sonko

14/05/2026

🏆 2nd Place – Cultural Show Achievement 🏆

We proudly competed against five other schools in the Cultural Show and emerged 2nd Place.

Our pupils displayed outstanding confidence, creativity, and teamwork, making us very proud.

They beautifully represented the Jola culture through an initiation–themed cultural dance, showcasing tradition, discipline, and heritage with excellence.

🎉👏 Congratulations to all participants for representing us with pride and excellence!

14/05/2026

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🎭 Drama Presentation – Early Marriage Awareness

We also presented an educational drama about early marriage to raise awareness and teach people about its negative effects.

Through this powerful performance, our pupils highlighted the challenges and consequences early marriage can lead to, including interrupted education, health risks, and limited future opportunities.

The drama encouraged the community to protect children’s rights and promote education for a brighter future.

👏 Well done to our talented pupils for delivering such an important and impactful message!

14/05/2026

🏆 2nd Place – Cultural Show Achievement 🏆

We proudly competed against five other schools in the Cultural Show and emerged 2nd Place.

Our pupils displayed outstanding confidence, creativity, and teamwork, making us very proud.

They beautifully represented the Jola culture through an initiation–themed cultural dance, showcasing tradition, discipline, and heritage with excellence.

🎉👏 Congratulations to all participants for representing us with pride and excellence!

14/05/2026

🎭 Drama Presentation – Slave Trade

We also presented a powerful drama about the slave trade to show some of the hardships and suffering our forefathers went through during the time of slavery.

Through this performance, our pupils helped the audience reflect on history, resilience, and the importance of freedom and dignity.

👏 Well done to the team for delivering such a meaningful and educational presentation.