27/09/2026
CELEBRATING YOUNG WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP
The West African Youth Development Agency (WAYDA) proudly celebrates Serena K. Jargbah, WAYDA Grand Gedeh County Coordinator, on her continued journey of leadership, service, and advocacy for meaningful participation of young women in decision-making.
Serenaβs leadership journeyβfrom serving as President of Zwedru Multilateral High School, to her involvement with the Grand Gedeh Youth Development Association, and now serving at the executive level of the 14th Student Government Association of William V.S. Tubman Universityβreflects the importance of young people taking responsibility and creating space for others to lead.
As a young woman serving in student leadership, Serena has used her platform to speak openly about the importance of womenβs representation, confidence, inclusion, and meaningful participation in leadership.
Her message is particularly important: leadership should not simply be about holding a title. It should be about service, responsibility, courage, partnership, and creating pathways for others to participate.
At WAYDA, we believe that young women must have opportunities to develop their leadership capacity, contribute their ideas, participate in decision-making, and help shape the future of their communities.
We are therefore proud to see one of our own leaders continuing to demonstrate that young women can rise, serve, lead, and create impact.
ππΎ Serena, your leadership journey is an encouragement to many young peopleβespecially young women who are considering taking their own place at the decision-making table.
Keep serving. Keep learning. Keep building partnerships. Keep creating space for others.
Together, we build. Together, we lead. Together, we create pathways for the next generation.
Congratulations, Serena K. Jargbah, on this important leadership milestone.
West African Youth Development Agency (WAYDA)
Partner for Leadership