First Lady meets with Plan International
The discussion covered girls’ rights, education and wellbeing, and how organisations can work together to support them.
Original Office reportUpdates from the Office, public remarks by the First Lady, and photographs from her engagements in Sierra Leone and abroad.
From Facebook · 12 November 2026
The First Lady welcomed Dr. Najat Maalla M’jid, the UN Special Representative on Violence Against Children, to her office in Goderich.
The discussion covered girls’ rights, education and wellbeing, and how organisations can work together to support them.
Original Office reportAt the Clinton Global Initiative, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio called for international cooperation on children’s online safety.
Original Office reportThe First Lady joined football players and supporters for the opening of the Aberdeen Veterans Inter-Community League.
Original Office reportThe First Lady presided over the launch of a network focused on care and support in the earliest years of life.
Original Office reportIn a public lecture at Ernest Bai Koroma University, the First Lady spoke about women’s roles in national development.
Original Office reportThe Office reported on a gathering in Freetown with visiting African First Ladies to mark the campaign’s seventh anniversary.
Original Office reportThe Office reported distributing free sanitary pads to schoolgirls and shoes to schoolboys in Kono District.
Original Office reportAt City Field, the First Lady met with pupils and spoke about how girls and boys can help build a culture of respect.
Original Office reportUN General Assembly · 4 September 2026
The First Lady introduced Sierra Leone’s draft resolution to establish an annual UN observance.
Lecture summary · Published 4 June 2026
An account of her public lecture at Ernest Bai Koroma University’s Port Loko campus.
UN General Assembly · 7 November 2022
The General Assembly adopted the resolution the First Lady introduced on child sexual exploitation, abuse and violence.
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