During his tenure, Mr. Jallow led NALOA to several milestones that elevated its standing in the livestock sector. Under his leadership, the Association, which has approximately 60,000 members, has been marked by steady and effective management.
A key highlight of his term was the implementation of projects aimed at strengthening the livestock value chain. These initiatives have been widely praised for their effectiveness and positive impact on livestock owners.
Speaking to the media shortly after the AGM, Mr. Jallow attributed the achievements to years of hard work and perseverance. He said his focus has been on improving conditions for livestock owners across the country.
In his acceptance remarks, Mr. Jallow thanked members for the trust placed in him.
“I am grateful to the NALOA membership for re-electing me to lead the Association. I promise to live up to expectations and deliver to the best of my ability,” he said.
He commended the Government of The Gambia, particularly the Ministry of Agriculture, for its cordial working relationship with NALOA. He also acknowledged the Ministry of Interior for its continued support to the Association.
Mr. Jallow further hailed agricultural projects being implemented under the Ministry of Agriculture.
