The album titled :'The Baton Exchange' advocates for positive attitudinal change, proffer solutions to many societal challenges and pave a new route for people especially young people to embrace the core values of society from peace to development.
It also talks about other pertinent issues such as call for national unity, development, rape, human rights, maternal mortality and its related areas.
Born in Ngayen Sanjal village, North Bank Region, the young poet is a trained teacher with over five years teaching experience.
Boye, at one-time won the University of The Gambia award, as the most prolific student writer 2020, and also once served as Secretary General of the Social Sciences and Humanities Students Association (SoSHSA).
In an interview with The Point, Boye spoke highly of the new poetry album, which he said, would greatly help youth discover their talents through stage performances as well as boost their self confidence.
The album, he added, is aimed at impacting positively on the lives of people.
He, however, solicits financial support from government, departments and the NGOs to help make the forthcoming album launch a successful one.
The Ministry of Health in their effort to promote and ensure the delivery of universal health coverage last Wednesday validated thecommunication strategy and implementation plan for the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA).
Former vice president of The Gambia, Fatoumata Jallow-Tambajang has stated that lack of opportunities and stability has caused a substantial amount of stress to African citizens, which she added, leads to many not focusing on their own mental health.
The Gambia Youth Chamber of Commerce (GYCC), one of the country’s eminent bodies of youth entrepreneurs has appointed a young Gambian woman, Fatima Muloshi, as its acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO.)
As Muslims in the country and around the world prepare to observe the Holy Month of Ramadan today, Karpowership has yet again manifested its culture of sharing and caring with the donation of bags of rice, sugar and dates to 150 families.
