Western Area Rural District Students' Union

Today, we proudly unveil and recognize Andrew Abu Kamara under the Community Impact & Advocacy Award category for his dedication to education, youth leadership, mentorship, and community service in Sierra Leone.

Andrew Abu Kamara is a passionate teacher, youth leader, and missionary-minded advocate committed to serving humanity through education, leadership, faith-based initiatives, and community development. Through his work and service, he continues to inspire young people and contribute positively to the growth and transformation of his community.

As an educator and mentor, Andrew remains dedicated to guiding and empowering young people through teaching, mentorship, and leadership development. His passion for education and youth empowerment reflects his strong belief in shaping responsible, disciplined, and purpose-driven future leaders.
Beyond the classroom, he actively participates in humanitarian and faith-based activities aimed at supporting vulnerable individuals, promoting community engagement, and encouraging positive social values within society.

Driven by service, compassion, and advocacy, Andrew Abu Kamara continues to use his voice and influence to create positive impact within his community and beyond.

The Western Area Rural District Students’ Union proudly acknowledges Andrew Abu Kamara for his dedication, leadership, advocacy, and continued contribution to education and community development in Sierra Leone.

Congratulations to Andrew Abu Kamara on your recognition under the Community Impact & Advocacy Award category at the 4th Outstanding Leadership & Academic Excellence Awards 2026.

“Excellence Beyond Limits, Leadership Beyond Boundaries.”

Today, we proudly unveil and recognize Mr. Emmanuel Kailie Ellie under the Community Impact & Advocacy Award category for his remarkable contribution to education, community leadership, and youth development in Sierra Leone.

Mr. Emmanuel Kailie Ellie is a dedicated teacher, school administrator, and community leader born in Waterloo, Western Area Rural District. He pursued his secondary education at Peninsula Senior Secondary School in Waterloo from 1995–1997 before continuing at Ahmadiyya Muslim Senior Secondary School in Kissy, Freetown from 2000–2004.

In pursuit of professional and academic advancement, he furthered his studies at LICSAL College of Business Administration, Port Loko Teachers College, and Freetown Teachers College, now known as Freetown Polytechnic.

With over 18 years of teaching experience, Mr. Emmanuel Kailie Ellie has dedicated his life to nurturing and mentoring young people through education. He currently serves as a teacher and school manager at one of the leading schools known for producing students of high academic standards, discipline, and leadership.

Beyond his work in education, he is also the Founder and Chairperson of the Cooperative Women For Progress and Development in Monkey Bush, Waterloo — an organization committed to supporting women empowerment, community development, and social support initiatives.
As an educator, mentor, leader, and family man, Mr. Emmanuel Kailie Ellie continues to impact lives positively through education, leadership, and community service.

The Western Area Rural District Students’ Union proudly acknowledges Mr. Emmanuel Kailie Ellie for his dedication, leadership, and continued contribution to education and community transformation in Sierra Leone.

Congratulations to Mr. Emmanuel Kailie Ellie on your recognition under the Community Impact & Advocacy Award category at the 4th Outstanding Leadership & Academic Excellence Awards 2026.

“Excellence Beyond Limits, Leadership Beyond Boundaries.”

Today, we proudly unveil and recognize Khadijah Fuad Kabia under the Community Impact & Advocacy Award category for her outstanding contribution to youth empowerment, climate advocacy, leadership development, and community engagement in Sierra Leone.

Khadijah Fuad Kabia is a Sierra Leonean youth advocate, public speaker, and emerging development practitioner currently pursuing studies in Agricultural Economics at Njala University. She is widely recognized for her dedication to advancing youth participation, sustainable development, climate action, and inclusive community dialogue.

She currently serves as an HSC Youth Ambassador and has actively contributed to several youth-centered initiatives focused on policy engagement, peacebuilding, climate advocacy, and social transformation. Through her leadership and advocacy efforts, she continues to champion the voices of young people, particularly in areas relating to education, civic participation, gender inclusion, and sustainable development.
Khadijah has demonstrated exceptional leadership and communication skills through moderating high-level discussions and engaging with national and international stakeholders on issues affecting young people and communities. Her participation in youth-led policy conversations and development platforms reflects her passion for fostering collaboration and creating meaningful social impact.

As a passionate advocate for environmental sustainability, she remains actively involved in climate action and community-based initiatives that promote environmental awareness, resilience, and youth participation in green development. Her work continues to inspire young people to become responsible leaders and active contributors to national progress.

Driven by integrity, purpose, and service, Khadijah Fuad Kabia continues to create opportunities for empowerment, advocacy, and positive community transformation within Sierra Leone and beyond.
The Western Area Rural District Students’ Union proudly acknowledges Khadijah Fuad Kabia for her leadership, advocacy, and continued commitment to youth development and community impact.

Congratulations to Khadijah Fuad Kabia on your recognition under the Community Impact & Advocacy Award category at the 4th Outstanding Leadership & Academic Excellence Awards 2026.

“Excellence Beyond Limits, Leadership Beyond Boundaries.”

Today, we proudly unveil and recognize Steven Mustapha Sannoh under the Community Impact & Advocacy Award category for his outstanding contribution to education, mentorship, leadership, and community development in Sierra Leone.
Steven Mustapha Sannoh is a dedicated teacher, educationist, school administrator, and professional trainer who has devoted his life to promoting quality education and empowering young people through teaching, leadership, and mentorship.

He completed his secondary education at Peninsula Secondary School before furthering his studies at Ernest Bai Koroma University of Science and Technology (EBKUST) in Port Loko, where he obtained both the Teacher Certificate (TC) and Higher Teacher Certificate (HTC). He later pursued a Bachelor’s Degree in Education and Political Science at Freetown Polytechnic, demonstrating his strong commitment to academic and professional growth.

Professionally, he serves as the Principal of Destiny Grace Academic Home Leone at Mabrown, where he continues to provide leadership, discipline, mentorship, and quality educational guidance to students and teachers alike.
In addition to his role as a principal, Steven also serves as a Phonics Facilitator and In-Service Trainer, supporting teacher development and improving literacy education through training programs focused on effective teaching methods and classroom management.

Through his passion for education and community service, Steven Mustapha Sannoh continues to inspire students, empower teachers, and contribute meaningfully to youth development and educational advancement within his community and beyond.

The Western Area Rural District Students’ Union proudly acknowledges Steven Mustapha Sannoh for his dedication, advocacy, leadership, and continued contribution to education and community transformation in Sierra Leone.

Congratulations to Steven Mustapha Sannoh on your recognition under the Community Impact & Advocacy Award category at the 4th Outstanding Leadership & Academic Excellence Awards 2026.

“Excellence Beyond Limits, Leadership Beyond Boundaries.”