Abiba Abdallah
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Abiba Abdallah is a core participant of the Reinventing Democracy in the Digital Era - African Co-Laboratory.
Her Peer Empowerment and Support Mentors is Dan McBrien.
Abiba Abdallah is a facilitator and Peer educator. She is a young lady, proud Ghanaian and belongs to the Gonja tribe of Ghana and speaks more than two (2) languages. She is also a strong Advocate on social, environmental, economic and health issues in her community and country as a whole. She has been volunteering all her life to touch many lives. Abiba is currently working and representing her community (Medie Islamic Community) on a project Young Urban Women’s Project to eradicate poverty through education, sensitization, durbar, drama among others.
Abiba Abdallah completed Senior High School and is applying currently to be enrolled in a university in her country. She attended Action Senior High school with the passion of studying Business to help shape societal problems, recognize and help to serve them. She has been awarded best Actress on a grand durbar in her country implemented by Ghana Education Office in collaboration with Community Water and Sanitation Agency and Osu Omanye Drama group. She had the honor of been awarded a special volunteer of Seventh Africa Conference on Health and Rights of which Her Excellency the First Lady of Ghana was the Patronage. She has volunteered years now in her community to teach Quran on weekends to children. Abiba has an organized style for project work and happy working with a team.
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