#190: Hollywood Stereotypes of African Men

#189: SLSC - Day 53

Day 53: Shine On Sierra Leone

Shine on Sierra Leone is an organization led by United Nations Woman of the World, Tiffany Persons. Their mission is to introduce groundbreaking education, healthcare, micro-financing, sustainable building and agriculture programs to communities in Sierra Leone. In just 5 years they've helped local women set up 3,500 businesses, trained 6,000 people to be computer literate, and built 3 community buildings.Their next focus for change is the healthcare available to women and children.

#188: SLSC - Day 52

Day 52: Stamp Out Violence Campaign

#187: Happy Hair (4)

Adventures of my hair, in chronological order! All hairstyles were done by me!

Large bantu knots (this hairstyle is becoming one of my favorites. My mom calls it afro balls)

Medium bantu knots

TWA (teeny weeny afro)

Conrows

#186: SLSC - Day 51

Day 51 - Executive Cabinet

Under the leadership of His Excellency President Ernest Bai Koroma, here's the list of his cabinet. The Executive is the Supreme Administrative body of the country. The President, who is also the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, heads it. The Vice President and cabinet ministers assist the President in running the affairs of the state.

President
Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma

Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma

Vice-President
Alhaji Sahr S. Sam-Sumana

Minister of Health and Sanitation
Zainab Hawa Bangura
Deputy Ministers, Borbor Sawyer, Mamoud Tarawalli

Zainab Hawa Bangura

Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs
Victoria Saidu Kamara
Deputy Minister, Syl Goba

Victoria Saidu Kamara



Minister of Trade and Industry
Dr. Richard Conteh
Deputy Minister, Mabinty Daramy

Mabinty Daramy

Minister of Marine Resources and Fisheries
Dr. Soccoh Kabia
Deputy Minister, Feremusu Kawusu Konteh

Minister of Social Welfare, Gender and Children's Affairs
Stephen Gaojia
Deputy Minister, Rosaline Oya Sankoh

Rosaline Oya Sankoh



Minister of Finance and Development
Dr. Samura M.W. Kamara
Deputy Ministers, Momodu Kargbo and F.B.L. Mansaray

Minister of Internal Affairs
Musa Tarawalli
Deputy Minister, Raymond Kabia

Minister of Justice and Attorney-General
Frank Kargbo
Deputy Minister, Arrow Bockarie

Minister of Information and Communications
Alhaji Ibrahim Ben Kargbo
Deputy Minister, Sheka Tarawallie

Minister of Defense
Major Rtd. Alfred Paolo Conteh

Minister of Education, Science and Technology
Dr. Minkailu Bah
Deputy Ministers, Dr. Algasimu Jah and Dr. Lansana Nyallay

Minister of Works, Housing and Infrastructural Development
Alimamy P. Koroma
Deputy Minister, Abdul Babagaleh Barrie

Minister of Energy and Water Resources
Oluniyi Robbin-Coker
Deputy Minister, Martin Bash Kamara

Minister of Transport and Aviation
Vandi Chidi Minah
Deputy Minister, Sylvester Osmond Hanciles

Minister of Mineral Resources
Alhaji Minkailu Mansaray
Deputy Ministers, Abdul Ignosis Koroma

Minister of Agriculture, Food Security and Forestry
Dr. Sam Sesay
Deputy Ministers, Ali Badara Mansaray and Lovell Thomas

Minister of Employment and Social Security
Hindolo Sumanguru Trye
Deputy Ministers, Emmanuel Gaima

Minister of Lands, Country Planning and Environment
Capt. Allieu Pat Sowe
Deputy Minister, Ahmed Kanu

Minister of Youth Employment and Sports
Paul Kamara

Minister of Political and Public Affairs
Alhaji Alpha Sahid Bakar Kanu
Deputy Minister, Mohammed Benson Suwu

Minister of State, Office of the Vice-President
Dr. Komba Kono

Resident Minister, South
Moijue Kaikai

Resident Minister, East
William Juana Smith

Resident Minister, North

#185: Vote for me!!!

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#184: SLSC - Day 50

I came across this video and I absolutely loved. She's such a lyrically talented artist and a beautiful Sierra Leonean woman.

Song: A Diamond From Sierra Leone

Medley: Diamonds from Sierra Leone (by Kanye West)

P.S.: I don't know the name of the artist, but I am still looking.

#183: Save Sierra Leone Foundation's Independence Celebration

#182: Happy Hair (3)

I had a performance this weekend, and I wanted to share my look with you all. I had fun with the look, especially the beautiful big flower. Also, I've got the "face like cake" look of course, my usual dance performance routine. A friend of mine did my makeup, and I loved it. She was so cute because when she started, she let me know that I was the first person of darker complexion she's ever done. So my advice to her was just give me bright and fun colors and enjoy the process. It turned out great in my opinion, everything popped out accordingly. Of course, it's not a look I'll rock in my everyday life (due to my low tolerance for makeup) but I like having dramatic looks for my performances.

My friend lend me the flower

Performance time!!!

#181: Book of faces!

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#180: I'm a Foodie

During this my deleting spree, I came across some pictures on my phone that were of some amazing delicious foods. Anyone that knows me personally knows that I love food, and I definitely do not discriminate when it comes to trying new things and enjoying a scrumptous healthy meal or snack of some sort. Here are some of the deliciousness I've eaten over the past months and I recommend you all to try them! Let me know if you've got questions. Feed your eyes!

Res en Kasada lif

Cassava leaves (Cooked by my mom)

Eba (I made)

Injera (bread) and wat (various stews) - Ethiopian Restaurant

Due to my LOVE for waffles, my mom got me these. What a fantastic woman!

Combination fried rice with Lo mein (Chinese Restaurant)

Fried salmon (I made)

Tomato stew (I made)

Basil Pesto Pasta and Garlic bread (Restaurant)

Classic tart with strawberries, cherries, and kiwi (Yogurt shop)

Pizza (Restaurant)

Largest pizza I've ever eaten, I need my two hands to eat it because it was HUGE!

Maryland Crab Ravioli (Restaurant)

#179: Happy Hair (2)

Hello everyone,

I'm back again with more hair pictures. As usual, I'm uploading them because I've once again ran out of picture space on my phone; picture taking of me and other things are my mini-obsessions, I'm unapologetic about it. Yes, I could delete them and move on, but I've decided to upload these pictures for memories and to see my hair journey in images. Also, I've been having some difficulties finding a variety of hairstyles for short natural hair online; I feel that if there are others out there feeling the same way, they could copy some of these styles, if they fancy them. Uploading these images is basically going to help me and others, hopefully. Enjoy. Let me know if you have any questions. 

P.S.: I've been in love with my natural hair so much lately, and I love it!

Twists-out

Shampoo applied before washing, I took this picture to show the difference water makes in hair; notice the shrinkage/shortness with the wet hair.

Left side (wet and shampoo applied)

Right side (minor water applied)

Shampoo fully applied

Bantu knots (with braids)

Wearing autism awareness necklace, imprint say "Embrace the Amazing." If you didn't know, April is Autism Awareness Month; autism awareness is one of my platforms in life, I'm very passionate about it.

#178: Green.White.Blue Ball

#177: Stamp Out Violence

#176: I play with my hair when bored

So, I realized today that my phone has reached its maximum storage for pictures. Therefore, I have to delete the hundreds of pictures I have saved on it. This is a very tough decision for me. So one way I've chosen to preserve the pictures is by uploading pictures of the hairstyle I've had in 2012 so far, and delete them off my phone. All these hairstyles (in chronological order) were done by me! Enjoy!

Twists, hair was initially semi-straightened with hot comb

Twists (front and back) and cornrows (middle); hair was initially semi-straightened with hot comb

Twists (front and back) and cornrows (middle)

Middle set of hair pulled back with clip

Braids (front) and single twists (back)

Wash-n-Go Afro

Protective styling (twists)

Freshly washed and conditioned

Twist-outs

Knots

Wash-n-Go

Twisted braids (front) and single twists (back)

See more pictures here!