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13/01/2026

Gbangbatoke, Moyamba District

Date: 13th January 2026
By: Abdulraman Bah

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The people of Gbangbatoke are deeply concerned and unhappy with the current situation caused by excessive dust within the community. This problem has continued to affect daily life, health, education, and movement, especially around major junctions where people cannot sit or stand comfortably for long periods due to the heavy dust.
Residents are calling on companies operating in the area, the Local Council, and relevant authorities to urgently advocate for the people of Gbangbatoke, who are suffering silently. The dust situation has become unbearable, particularly during the dry season.
Of serious concern is the impact on school pupils, especially those in JSS and SSS, whose uniforms are white. Many pupils leave home clean in the morning, but before they reach school, their uniforms have already changed color because of the dust. This situation affects their dignity, confidence, and learning environment.
As young youths of Gbangbatoke, we are strongly advocating for the provision of a water bowser to regularly water the roads and ground in order to reduce dust. This simple intervention will greatly improve living conditions, protect health, and support education in our community.
We are therefore appealing to the Youth Council, Paramount Chief (PC), Section Chiefs, local authorities, business people, and development partners to come together and help resolve this issue. The people of Gbangbatoke deserve a clean, safe, and healthy environment.
Together, let us act now for the well-being of our community.

12/01/2026

“Stop FBC First” – Zainab Sheriff Blames FBC for Student Deaths, Urges Action Against University

By: Abdulraman Bah

A leading youth advocate, Zainab Sheriff, has strongly criticized Fourah Bay College (FBC) over the growing number of reported student deaths, calling on authorities to urgently address what she describes as deep-rooted administrative and welfare failures within the institution.
Speaking during a recent engagement, Zainab Sheriff expressed serious concern about the safety, wellbeing, and living conditions of students at the university. She blamed the management of FBC for neglecting critical student welfare issues, which she believes have contributed to repeated tragic incidents involving students.
According to her, the slogan “Stop FBC First” reflects the urgent need for government, university authorities, and stakeholders to pause normal operations and focus on reforms that prioritize student lives. She stressed that education should never come at the cost of human life.
Zainab Sheriff called for a thorough investigation into the reported deaths, demanding accountability from the university administration. She also urged the Ministry of Technical and Higher Education, student unions, and civil society organizations to intervene decisively to prevent further loss of lives.
“The lives of students matter. We cannot continue to lose young people in the name of education,” she stated, emphasizing the need for improved healthcare access, better accommodation, mental health support, and stronger campus security.
Members of the public and student bodies have since reacted strongly to her comments, with many echoing her call for immediate reforms at Sierra Leone’s oldest university.
As pressure mounts, stakeholders are now looking to the relevant authorities to respond swiftly and transparently to restore confidence in the institution and ensure the safety of students.

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09/01/2026

Gbangbatoke Youths Celebrate Support and Today Victory at Cow League

By; Abdulraman Bah
09/01/2026

The youths of Gbangbatoke have expressed heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Nasriu Mansaray for his generous support toward their participation in this year’s Cow League held in Moribatown. Mr. Mansaray took full responsibility for providing fuel and a motorcycle to ensure the team’s smooth transportation to and from the match venue, a gesture that greatly motivated the players and the entire community.
Joy filled the community today as Banta Rangers secured a well-deserved victory in their latest fixture. The match ended SL Police 0 – 2 Banta Rangers, with brilliant goals scored by Bayor and Benzema, bringing pride and celebration to the people of Gbangbatoke.
Special thanks also go to Malika Korgbo for successfully registering Banta Rangers to participate in the Cow League this year. His effort has opened doors for the team to showcase their talent and unity on a wider stage.
The players have extended a humble appeal to community members and well-wishers for continued support, particularly with transportation, food, and drinking water, as the competition progresses.
Once again, the team and the youths of Gbangbatoke express profound gratitude to Mr. Nasriu Mansaray, Chairman of the Youth Network for Better Change, for his unwavering commitment to youth development and football growth within the Chiefdom. His support continues to inspire hope, teamwork, and positive change.

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25/12/2025

Sweet Gbangbatoke Shines as Lower Banta Youths Celebrate Unity and Peace

By; Abdulraman Bah
25/12/2025

The youths of Lower Banta Chiefdom extend heartfelt appreciation to the good people of Sweet Gbangbatoke for a truly wonderful end-of-year sports and football program. Your efforts, commitment, and love for community development made this year’s event a proud moment for all of us.
From the opening day to the final whistle, the program was well organized, joyful, and peaceful. There were no fights or disturbances, only unity, friendship, and the true spirit of sportsmanship. This shows the maturity and discipline of our youths and the strong leadership guiding the community.
We sincerely thank all the organizers and supporters who worked tirelessly to make the program a success. Special appreciation goes to Mr. Abdul Nasiru Mansaray, former Youth Chairman and current Chairman of the Youth Network for Better Change; Mr. Gandor Bah, CEO of Maci Enterprise; Mr. Foday Wai; Mr. Albart Police; Mr. Pappy Fred, and many others who contributed in diverse ways.
As proud youths of Lower Banta Chiefdom, we look forward with great hope and excitement to an even sweeter and bigger sports/football program next year, 2026, by God’s grace. May unity, peace, and development continue to grow in Sweet Gbangbatoke and the entire Lower Banta Chiefdom.

Once again, thank you all for making 2025 memorable

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