Mogbwemo Young Members Association - Myma".

03/08/2026

25/04/2026

Mogbwemo Queens FC have been crowned Champions of the Marampa Mines Women's Premier League 2025/26 Season.
Mogbwemo Queens FC

20/02/2026

Ramadan Kareem,
As this blessed month begins, I pray that Allah fills all our heart with peace, your home with happiness, and your life with endless blessings. May this Ramadan bring you closer to your dreams and strengthen your faith.
May your fasts be accepted, your prayers answered, and your heart always shine with light and love. You are such a special person, and I pray that this holy month brings you nothing but joy, mercy, and success.

20/02/2026

رمضان

Ramadan

Kareem

Mubarsk

Experience the month of forgiveness, compassion and blessings with us..

May this Ramadan be meaningful and full of peace.

28/09/2025

Congratulations U17 FEMALE 🇸🇱🇸🇱
Thanks Fatmata T Koroma for presenting us well ♥️💪⚽
we always proud of you

06/09/2025

Happy birthday Our Superstar 🇸🇱⚽♥️🎂🎂
MYMA loved and proud of you always
Live long to do more Greatness ♥️💪

25/08/2025

*Open Letter to Government and Sierra Rutile Limited*

Dear Honorable Government Officials and Sierra Rutile Limited,

We, the youth of Mogbwemo Town, write to bring attention to the deplorable state of our main motor road. The road's damage has significantly impacted our daily lives, affecting access to essential services, economic activities, and overall development.

We kindly request that:

1. The government allocates funds to repair and maintain our roads, ensuring safe and efficient transportation.
2. Sierra Rutile Limited, as a major stakeholder in our community, contributes to road infrastructure development, given the significant impact of their operations on our roads.

*Reasons for Request:*

1. *Social Responsibility*: As a community hosting a mining operation, we believe it's essential for the company to give back to the community that enables their operations.
2. *Economic Impact*: Poor road conditions hinder economic growth, affecting local businesses, farmers, and residents.
3. *Health and Safety*: Damaged roads pose risks to commuters, especially during emergencies, and can lead to accidents.
4. *Environmental Concerns*: Mining activities contribute to road damage; we request the company takes responsibility for mitigating this impact.

*Call to Action:*

We urge the government and Sierra Rutile Limited to collaborate in addressing this critical issue. We believe that together, we can improve our road infrastructure, enhancing the quality of life for our community.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,
[Augustus B. Gbonjei]
MYMA President [Mogbwemo Town]

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23/07/2025

Congratulations to our Brother son of the soil (Mogbwemo) goalkeeper Ibrahim Sesay!

He has officially signed with Armenian top-tier side FC Alashkert.

Just a month ago, this platform raised concerns about Ibrahim Sesay’s disappearance from the football scene.

He was previously playing for Bo Rangers and was brought into the national team by former head coach John Keister.

We’re excited to see him back and moving forward in his career.

Wishing you all the best in this new chapter, Ibrahim!

22/07/2025

My heart is full of gratitude and happiness of Our Sister Fatmata T Koroma ⚽💪♥️
She has been representing our Mother land (Mogbwemo) and our country (Sierra Leone) extremely well in the World.
She is beautiful, humble, ambitious, lovely and more over she love Family and proud of being the Daughter of Mogbwemo.

We love you and always praying for you to achieve all your heart desires 🙏♥️💪

Continue to take of proud ♥️💪

28/05/2025

My Journey, My Promise"
My name is Vamba Kanneh. I was born on September 14, in a small town called Mogbwemo, in Imperi Chiefdom, Bonthe District. I started my education at Kankaylay Islamic Primary School. Life has never been easy for me. For over 24 years, I’ve faced challenges—poverty, hardship, and tough choices. But through it all, I’ve never allowed my background to determine my future.

I was born poor, yes—but I’ve never blamed my parents. They gave me life and did their best. The rest, I promised, would be my responsibility. I made a vow to myself, and to my daughter, she will not grow up in poverty like I did. That promise pushes me to work hard every day and night, even when I’m tired, even when things seem impossible.

Now that I’m in university, the journey hasn’t gotten easier. Sometimes I go to class hungry, sometimes I walk long distances just to attend lectures. But I remind myself: this is only a season. It won’t last forever.

To my fellow students, I say this: be patient. Don’t give up because things are hard right now. Everyone’s time will come. Focus on your dreams, and keep pushing. Struggle doesn’t mean failure—it means you’re still climbing. Let’s be strong, together. Our story is not over yet.