Over a decade of sustained civic engagement, institution-building, and community mobilisation across Sierra Leone and beyond.
Founded and built YACAP into one of Sierra Leone's most recognised youth-led civil society organisations. Established governance structures, community chapters, and a long-term mandate that has mobilised thousands of youth ambassadors and engaged with government ministries, UNICEF, and international development partners on child rights and youth participation.
Championed the deployment and national expansion of UNICEF's U-Report platform — a mobile-first social monitoring tool that connects young people to real-time polling on national issues, civic information, and reporting mechanisms.
Served in leadership capacity within the National Youth Council of Sierra Leone, contributing to policy frameworks on youth representation, civic participation, and government accountability to young citizens.
Produced and presented development-focused broadcast programming across Sierra Leonean radio and television networks, using media as a bridge between institutions, development discourse, and the communities they serve.
Co-convened United 4 Salone — a cross-partisan national movement anchored in civic responsibility, peace-building, and shared national identity. Brought citizens together beyond political and regional divides in pursuit of collective progress.
Engaged with Restless Development at national and board levels, linking Sierra Leone's youth agenda to a global peer-led development network operating across multiple continents.
Spearheaded initiatives to bridge the digital divide for young Sierra Leoneans — promoting digital literacy, expanding access to ICT resources, and delivering skills training across communities to equip youth for an increasingly digital economy and civic environment.