Alhassan Sidique Turay
Country Team Lead
Alhassan Sidique Turay, is a graduate of Fourah Bay College with a BA in Sociology, Alhassan is passionate about supporting children, especially in hard-to-reach communities like Port Loko District. His work focuses on educating children about hygiene, climate change, and environmental conservation.
Emmanuel Tamba Momoh
Deputy Country Team Lead
Emmanuel joins Sudu as Deputy Team Lead. Emmanuel holds a BSc with honors in Social Work and an MSc in Public Administration. He previously worked at Welt Hunger, Madam-Sierra Leone, and Rate Sierra Leone as a trainer. Emmanuel was also a student leader, youth leader, and activist at the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education, where he worked to support marginalized and displaced clientele groups.
Albert Samura
Social Service Officer
Albert graduated from Njala University with a BSc in social work with honors. Albert has worked as a registration officer for the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone (ECSL) and as a data collector for Tovesina Asset Management. He is registered with the Sierra Leone Association of Social Workers and volunteered for six years at Children in Christ International.
Alusine Thoronka
Social Worker
Alusine holds a BS in sociology and has earned certificates in natural resources management, innovations, and the feeding of infants and young children. He has previously worked at the Catholic Relief Services, the AVSI Foundation, the Center for Disability Aids Advocacy, and the Sierra Leone Muslim Brotherhood Senior Secondary School.
Mariama Medratu Koroma
Intern
Mariama is a passionate advocate for children and gender equality, with a background in History and Sociology from Fourah Bay College, University of Sierra Leone.
For the past five years, she has volunteered at the Ministry of Gender and Children’s Affairs, where she supported programs focused on child protection and women’s empowerment.
Josephus Bachalle-Taylor
Accountant
Josephus is an experienced accountant with a demonstrable ability to work in the private sector and a proven track record of delivering financial management support for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of operations. He is a strong finance professional skilled in auditing, accounting and reporting, and analytical reviews; equipped with ACCA part qualification and a BSc. in Accounting and Finance from the University of Sierra Leone.
He has led and managed teams of Internal Auditors for 8 years in the banking sector in Sierra Leone and also managed an accounting function for another 4 years where he succeeded in preparing Accounts for 3 successive financial years that were Audited and resulted in ‘a True and View’ opinion by reputable external Auditors.
Josephus is also a passionate humanitarian that loves seeing less fortunate young people thrive in life. His company KB&T Accountancy provides accounting services for Sudu.
Kadiatu Turay
Intern
Kadiatu is in her final year at the Institute of Public Administration and Management (IPAM), where she’s pursuing a BSc in Financial Economics. A lifelong learner, she’s passionate about teaching, exploring new ideas, and finding creative ways to grow.
Outside her academics, Kadiatu expresses her creativity through braiding, a skill she loves and enjoys during her free time. Known for her consistency and diligence, she brings a spirit of focus and determination to everything she does.
Ibrahim Sheik Kamara
Communications & Training Officer
Ibrahim Sheik Kamara is a dynamic communications professional with a strong background in media relations, editorial strategy, and community-focused storytelling. Before joining Sudu, he worked with organisations such as Kent Cricket Club and leading print media institutions in Sierra Leone, where he honed his skills in public communication, content development, and audience engagement.
At Sudu, Ibrahim leads the organisation’s communication efforts with clarity, creativity, and purpose, ensuring that every story told reflects the strength of our families, the resilience of our children, and the heart of our mission. His work focuses on amplifying Sudu’s impact across communities, strengthening organisational visibility, and supporting programme teams through effective communication and training initiatives.
Driven by a passion for meaningful storytelling, Ibrahim is committed to using communication as a tool to inspire action, build trust, and connect people to the work that transforms lives every day at Sudu.
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