Journalist Ibrahim samura's foundation, for Democracy and good Governance

12/09/2026

11/09/2026

Congratulations and thank you to our able and go getter First Lady, Fatima Maada Bio.
You have not only created awareness about the important position of women in society, but you have also taken the voices and experiences of Sierra Leonean women and girls to the international stage.
Thank you for not only being a mother to your own children, but also for championing the wellbeing and future of children across Sierra Leone.
Thank you for creating awareness that our girls should go to school instead of becoming wives.
For too long, our young girls have suffered the pain of entering marriages they never wanted at a very tender age. Indeed, girls should be girls and not wives. They should be in school, learning and building their future, rather than managing homes at a tender age.
Continue to do more for our women and girls.
Once more, congratulations, Madam First Lady.

04/09/2026

You are going to speak with authority and you will return with success for Sierra Leone.
For far too long, our women and girls have suffered innocently due to early child marriage because we were ignorant of our rights and our position in society.
We now know our roles and responsibilities in society, and that is why we are solidly supporting you to ensure that our women and girls get the respect we deserve and that our dignity is protected.
We believe in your advocacy, and we know you are going to make Sierra Leonean women proud.

02/05/2026

How We Can Make an Impact on School-Going Children in Deprived Communities in Sierra Leone

In Sierra Leone, many children in deprived communities face challenges like lack of school materials, poor learning conditions, and limited support.
To make a real impact, we must provide basic supplies such as books and uniforms, support and train teachers, and ensure children have access to food and healthcare.
Community involvement is also important, parents and local leaders should encourage children, especially girls, to stay in school. Creating safe and inclusive school environments helps children learn without fear or discrimination.
By working together with government, communities, and individuals we can give every child the opportunity to learn and build a better future.

05/04/2026

Happy Easter to us all.

03/04/2026

Breaking Barriers, Building Futures: How Humanitarian Efforts Can Empower Deprived School Children.

Supporting deprived school children in the poorest communities is essential for breaking the cycle of poverty. Many children face challenges such as lack of school supplies, poor learning environments, hunger, and limited access to qualified teachers.

Humanitarians can make a difference by providing basic learning materials, improving school facilities, and supporting feeding programs to help children stay focused and attend school regularly. Investing in teacher training is also important, as well-supported teachers can greatly influence students’ success.

Involving local communities ensures that support is sustainable and meets real needs. Additionally, simple technologies and strong advocacy for better education policies can help expand opportunities for these children.
In the end, meaningful support goes beyond charity, it creates lasting change by giving every child a fair chance to learn and succeed.

01/04/2026

Happy New Month from Us to yours

31/03/2026

The Visionary and Legendary Leader, Hon. Alhaji Musa Tarawally, is working hard with partners to build Sierra Leone's image through Trade and Investment. He visited the Chinese market, inviting them to bring partners to develop Sierra Leone. He aims to identify key players to help enhance Sierra Leone's natural resources, transfer technology, create jobs, and boost the country's image through trade. He expressed confidence in Sierra Leone's vision and potential, stating they're developing the concept and framework together.

30/03/2026

Supporting Deprived Children,A Responsibility We All Share.
Children who are deprived, whether of basic needs, education, emotional support, or opportunities represent some of the most vulnerable members of our global community. Their struggles are often invisible to those who do not experience them firsthand, yet the consequences of neglecting their needs are profound and far-reaching. Supporting these children is not merely an act of charity; it is a moral responsibility and an investment in a more just and stable future.
Deprivation in childhood can take many forms. Some children lack access to nutritious food, clean water, and safe shelter. Others are denied education, limiting their ability to break cycles of poverty. Many grow up without stable emotional support, facing neglect, abuse, or displacement due to conflict or economic hardship. Each of these challenges creates barriers that can follow a child into adulthood, shaping their health, confidence, and opportunities.
When society fails to support deprived children, the impact extends beyond the individual. Communities may face increased inequality, higher rates of crime, and reduced economic growth. On the other hand, when children are given the resources and care they need, they are more likely to become healthy, educated, and productive members of society. The benefits ripple outward, strengthening families, communities, and entire nations.
Support can take many forms. Governments play a critical role by ensuring access to quality education, healthcare, and social protection programs. Schools and educators can provide safe environments where children feel valued and encouraged to learn. Communities and organizations can offer mentorship, nutrition programs, and emotional support systems. Even individuals can make a difference through volunteering, advocacy, or simply raising awareness.
Importantly, supporting deprived children is not just about meeting immediate needs, it is about restoring dignity and creating opportunity. It means listening to their voices, understanding their experiences, and empowering them to shape their own futures. Every child deserves the chance to dream, to learn, and to thrive.
In the end, the measure of any society lies in how it treats its most vulnerable. By committing to support children who are deprived, we take a step toward a world that is more compassionate, equitable, and hopeful for generations to come.