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Caption The Bahá'í primary school in Yikandor (Freetown), Sierra Leone, has been in existence since 1987. Despite its youthfulness, the splendid performance of its students has blazoned the name and popularity of the Faith throughout the country, and educational authorities and parents are eagerly poised to see the result of the school's first selective entrance examinations under the West African Examinations Council in May 1990. Pictured are the school's seven candidates for the public examinations with (middle row center) class teacher O.S. Ibrahim and (bottom row center) the school's first head teacher and manager, A.S. Momodu. . The students are (top row left to right) Lansana Koroma, Aminata Lusenig, Amara Murahah; (middle row left to right) Borbor Minah, Bockarie Swaray; and (bottom row left to right) Salia Saffa, John Musa. The Bahá'ís in Sierra Leone have high hopes and plans of establishing a secondary school within the next few years.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 706, page 13. View as PDF

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