Hon. Dr. Sidie Mohamed Tunis, former Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament, has demonstrated his commitment to education by donating $10,000 to Fourah Bay College (FBC). The funds are designated for the pavement and solarization of the campus, marking a significant step in enhancing the college’s infrastructure and sustainability efforts.

The donation was presented during a special ceremony unveiling the college’s newly constructed bus stop and upgraded entrance and exit gates.

The event, attended by faculty, students, and dignitaries, highlighted FBC’s continuous efforts to modernize its facilities to better serve its academic community.

Dr. Tunis, a respected political leader and philanthropist, expressed his dedication to improving educational environments in Sierra Leone.

In his address, he emphasized the importance of creating sustainable and student-friendly spaces to promote academic excellence and environmental responsibility.

The solarization initiative, supported by the donation, aims to provide an uninterrupted power supply while reducing the college’s carbon footprint.

Additionally, the paving of campus pathways will enhance accessibility and improve the overall aesthetic and functionality of the institution.FBC’s Deputy Registrar, who spearheaded the appeal for support, expressed profound gratitude to Dr. Tunis.

“This contribution will significantly improve the learning environment for our students and staff, aligning with our mission to modernize and sustain our campus infrastructure,” he said.

The ceremony served as a reminder of the critical role of community engagement in advancing higher education.

Dr. Tunis’s support is expected to inspire similar collaborations between public figures, private organizations, and educational institutions in Sierra Leone.Students and faculty at Fourah Bay College have welcomed the gesture, recognizing it as a step toward making the campus more conducive to learning and eco-friendly for future generations