Weildighal Njala University, Bo Campus.

This past Saturday we laced up our boots and set off on a hiking adventure at Kandeh Mountain (Bo City) that fed both body and soul. The trail greeted us with the scent of earth and trees, and as we climbed higher, the bustle of everyday life faded into the background.

The sun filtered softly through the canopy above, casting golden light on the path ahead. Laughter echoed between the trees as we shared stories, snacks, and the occasional break to catch our breath. Every turn revealed a new view—lush greenery, hidden streams, and panoramic sights that made the effort worthwhile.

At the peak the mountain, we paused. The view was breathtaking. We had so much fun before heading back down with lighter hearts and tired legs.

It wasn’t just a hike. It was time well spent with good people, surrounded by the peace of nature. A reminder of how healing a simple walk through the wilderness can be

Subject: Join Us for Iftar – Breaking of fast.

As-Salamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu,

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

As we embrace the holy month of Ramadan, we are delighted to continue our annual tradition of providing Iftar for both our members and the wider community. This special gathering is an opportunity to strengthen our bonds, express gratitude, and deepen our spiritual connection.

We warmly invite you to join us for Iftar, where we come together in unity, reflecting on the blessings of Ramadan and sharing in the joy of breaking our fast as family.

📅 Date: 22nd March, 2025.
⏰ Time: 6:00pm
📍 Location: Allawalli International Academy School Compound, Bo City.

Let us come together in the spirit of brotherhood, gratitude, and faith. Whether you are a member or a guest, you are welcome to share with us this blessed occasion.

May Allah accept our fasts, prayers, and good deeds. We look forward to seeing you!

Warm Regards,
Weildighal Njala University.

Congratulations to all graduates! This is a monumental achievement that reflects your hard work, dedication and perseverance.

The journey wasn’t smooth as one could think. It is obvious that you faced challenges, grown through them, and now stand on the threshold of a new chapter in your life. May the knowledge, skills and experiences you’ve gained at university open doors to endless opportunities.

Here is to your future successes—may they be as bright and inspiring as your journey has been. Wishing you all the best as you step into the next exciting adventure!

Thanks to the team for this great representation!

As a graduate if you ever think of quitting, then, read this piece. From our former president for 2021/2022 academic year Mansour Jallow .

Whilst graduating from university is often considered a milestone, a moment of accomplishment that marks the end of years of hard work and the beginning of a new chapter in life. However, for many graduates in Sierra Leone, this transition is filled with uncertainty and challenges that demand resilience, creativity, and adaptability. Life after graduation in Sierra Leone is not only shaped by the knowledge and skills gained during academic studies but also by the economic, social, and political realities of the country.

One of the most significant challenges graduates face in Sierra Leone is finding employment. While many graduates hope to secure jobs in their field of study, the country’s job market is highly competitive and limited in scope. Sierra Leone, like many other countries in Africa, grapples with high levels of unemployment, especially among young people.

Youth unemployment rate in Sierra Leone remain high, making it difficult for graduates to find full-time, well-paid jobs. For graduates, the search for employment often involves facing a harsh reality: despite having degrees, they may have to settle for jobs that do not align with their qualifications or expectations.
The emotional toll of these pressures can be overwhelming, leading some graduates to feel a sense of failure or loss of purpose.

After my graduation in 2022, life was different from my initial expectations but the reality is that I never thought of quitting. Each time I think of the stages I have passed through and the battles I fought, I develop self motivation and banked on the perspective that success doesn’t come easily and that every successful person once had a painful story.

Right after graduation, I started volunteering with organizations (whose names I won’t mention for confidentiality). However, I had bitter experiences with them. I volunteered for four (4) months without stipends, I and my colleagues thought we might be on probation. On the contrary, we were just being used by the organization. Afterwards, I decided to end ties with that organization and moved on with another one.

The second organization was somehow better but the stipend was very small that you could use the entire stipend in space of two days. Whilst volunteering with this organization, I made use of my free time to search for opportunities on the internet.
I embraced every opportunity. Roughly, I applied for fifteen (15) different scholarships and universities in UK, Australia, and Netherlands. This was also not easy because I had multiple rejection emails before I secured admission offers from University of Sussex, University of Birmingham, University of Glasgow and others. For each of these universities, the tuition fee was very high. So, I decided to focus purely on fully funded scholarships.

Fast forward, I bumped into the Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarship on .com and LinkedIn. I applied and was successfully offered the scholarship. Prior to this scholarship, I have had rejections from Chevening Scholarships, Australia Awards for Africa, and many others. However, that didn’t discourage me because I knew the start is always difficult.

My message to young graduates is clear. I know life could be frustrating after university, but you always have to be focused and determined. Whilst, searching for for jobs, I implore you to make good use of the internet. You can get lots of opportunities through LinkedIn.

I rest my case for now!

Regards,
Mansour Jallow

Saturday marked the end of Chernor Bah's leadership and the beginning of Alhaji Mohamed Jalloh's tenure.

We are taking this opportunity to appreciate President Chernor Bah and his team for their dedication and commitment to Weildighal in the past year

Concurrently, we wish President Alhaji Mohamed Jalloh and his team a successful tenure.

Weildighal stands for greatness and prioritises education plus showcasing our beautiful culture.

We want to use this podium to celebrate Elder Mohamed Alieu Bah adviser to President Mansour Jallow for 2021/2022 academic year for reaching this milestone in his academic pursuit.

With a heart filled with joy and enthusiasm, we are thrilled to share his achievement for bagging a scholarship to pursue a Master Degree in the Republic of China.

Mohamed Alie Bah graduated with a Bachelor of Science with honors in Accounting from Njala University in 2022. He is a vibrant youth who is resilient and always hungry for success. We wish you success in your academic journey.

Congratulations ! we proud of you.

It's with excitement we announce that our former president of 2021/2022 academic year Mansour Jallow have bagged a Commonwealth scholarship to pursue a master degree. He is very hard working and resilient, in his final year at Njala University he scored five points (5.0) "comprehensive examination".

Prezo Mansour graduated with first class honors degree in Sociology and specialized in Social Anthropology from the department of sociology and social Work, Njala University.

Please join us in celebrating Prezo Mansour's achievement. We say congratulations to you Prezo Mansour Jallow.

Go and make us proud Weildighal Organization is proud of you.