Students of the Faculty of Communications, Media and Information Studies at the Fourah Bay College, are seeking the help of Sierra Leoneans and other kindhearted people outside Sierra Leone to help them...
The executive of Fourah Bay College has on a press release dated 21st July 2022 commended and thanked ING. Alhaji Mohamed Babatune Cole for donating an Alumni space in his newly constructed Tunde Cole...
Who is Alhaji, Ing. Mohamed Babatunde Cole, the man who just donated a multipurpose building to Fourah Bay College University of Sierra Leone worth around US$2 million? Dear Babatunde Cole, A fellow...
At a public Lecture organise for university students, the Commissioner for the Anti-Corruption Commission, Francis Ben Kaifala engaged students on the topic: Sensitization of the Dominion Effect: Retracing...
Ing. Mohamed Babatunde Cole, known as Tunde Cole is an Alumnus of Fourah Bay College, who championed and built the newly furnished Multipurpose building with an estimated sum of $2 Million. The building...
Sierra Leone's President, Julius Maada Bio has on Monday 18 July 2022 commissioned the Tunde Cole Building, a massive modern learning facility that will add to lecture rooms and provide auditoria that...
The office of the president Fourah Bay college student union government has issued a statement, with regards a notice calling on students from different universities to engage in a planned demonstration. The...
The he rehabilitation of the old Fourah Bay College is ongoing and the total budget for the refurbishment of the historic building cost 1.5 Million dollars, the Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs,...
It saddens us to announce the death of Senior Lecturer & Head of the Chemistry Department at Fourah Bay College - University of Sierra Leone, Dr. Lamin Mohamed Kamara, who passed away early today,...
In their direct response to the significance of young people in fostering peace during and after elections in the country, the West African Youth Network, in partnership with various Students’ Union...
