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I had a passion for nursing as a young girl and after finishing secondary school, I applied for the nursing course and was accepted. I started nursing training in 1980 as a State Registered Nurse at the National School of Nursing in Sierra Leone, then pursed Midwifery training in 1985, followed by Midwifery Education and […]

I have an MBChB from the College Of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences- University of Sierra Leone.  I am currently doing an online masters  in Global Health with the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and an online Bachelor degree in Theology with the Mountainview College Of Theology in Northern Carolina . I am also a

I joined Lifeline Nehemiah Projects (LNP) as one of the beneficiaries in the 90s at the time when Sierra Leoneans were experiencing devastation by the rebels across the country. LNP was set up as an organic response to the brutal conflict ravaging Sierra Leone, rebuilding the lives of ex-child soldiers and young people affected by

I’m a Gender specialist with an M.Phil in Gender Studies, and an Educator interested in working with young women and teenagers. I became a research assistant for Lucy November from King’s College London in 2017 to research the causes of maternal death in Sierra Leone amongst teenage pregnant girls and to bring up a community

I work as an Obstetrics and Gynaecology Doctor at St Thomas’ Hospital in London when I am in the UK. I started to get involved in research when I was doing a BSc year at Medical School, and since then I have become very interested in Global Maternal Health, and was lucky enough to work