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Current Feed Content95 students benefit from George Town TrustThe Principal of Janjangbureh UpperBasic School, Mr Michael Hamadi Secka has confirmed that the GeorgeTown Trust has assisted ninety-five needy students in his school. According to him, over forty thousanddalasis have been paid for the tuition fees, school fees andexaminations fees of the students. He added that his school is stillyoung and there are a lot of things that need to be done. He assured the philanthropists that thefunds will be wisely used. Richard Leon, the chairman of...UTG POEMS - we thank the Registrar for permission to reproduce1. UTG ants Ants in a university That sounds incredible I am UTG, though it is very true We have them in abundance And in various forms First there is the principal ant A Norwegian ant Jovial, accommodating, hardworking Burns up his energy Works relentlessly, All for the good of UTG Then there are the administrative ants! They are led by a Mandinka ant An elderly, wise, efficient man Ever ready to bear blows From students, staff and visitors. This ant is the encyclopedia of UTG The...Niamina Loses Legendary SonThe residents of Niamina Dankunku, in Central River Region are mourning the sudden death of one of its legendary sons, Abdoulie Nget, a qualified teacher of twenty something years of experience. The late Mr Nget who passed away last Friday at the Royal Victoria Teaching Hospital after a brief illness was known to be a loyal, dedicated and hardworking citizen. During his stint in the chalk pushing profession, the late Mr Nget got the opportunity to serve in almost all regions of the Gambia. The... |
