VP Juldeh Jalloh Seeks Collective Action to Complete POW Badea Project

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By: Mamajah Jalloh

Vice President Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh has called on the Prince of Wales Old Boys Association to collaborate with the project manager and contractor to resolve outstanding challenges and ensure the timely completion of the BADEA-supported infrastructural project at Prince of Wales School.

The Vice President made the call on Thursday, 29 October 2026, during a visit to the school to assess progress on the project, identify existing challenges and determine the support needed to facilitate its completion.

Dr. Juldeh Jalloh emphasised the importance of dialogue, cooperation and collective responsibility, urging members of the Old Boys Association to work closely with the project manager and contractor to address outstanding concerns and accelerate progress.

He requested that the contractor provide a clear work plan outlining the activities required to move the project forward. He also assured stakeholders of his continued engagement, pledging to visit the site every two months until the project is completed.

The Vice President stressed that his intervention was intended to help resolve existing challenges, strengthen coordination among stakeholders and ensure steady progress towards completion.

He commended the Old Boys Association for its interest and involvement in the project, noting that its participation would provide additional oversight and contribute to the successful delivery of the infrastructure.

Dr. Juldeh Jalloh encouraged members of the association to sustain their support, contribute constructive ideas and maintain close engagement with the project team to ensure that outstanding issues are addressed.

He described the investment as a significant boost to Prince of Wales School and urged all stakeholders to work together to ensure that the institution and its pupils benefit fully from the project.

Upon completion, the BADEA-supported project is expected to strengthen the school’s infrastructure and improve the learning environment for pupils.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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