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AMISOM Boosts Education and Sports For Communities in Jubaland State
AMISOM Boosts Education and Sports For Communities in Jubaland State
AMISOM Boosts Education and Sports For Communities in Jubaland State
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LANGUAGE: ENGLISH/ SOMALI/ NATURAL SOUND
DATELINE: 22/DECEMBER/2021, KISMAYO, SOMALIA
SHOT LIST:
1. Wide shot - The AMISOM Mission Support Advisor, Maj. Gen. Fidza Dludlu,
the AMISOM Head of Civil Affairs, Dr Opiyo Ododa, and other AMISOM
officials board the helicopter to Abdalla Birole AMISOM Forward Operating
Base (FOB) in Jubaland State, Somalia.
2. Med shot - The AMISOM Mission Support Advisor, Maj. Gen. Fidza Dludlu,
aboard the helicopter travelling to Abdalla Birole AMISOM Forward Operating
base (FOB) in Jubaland State, Somalia.
3. Wide shot - Senior AMISOM officials aboard a helicopter travelling to
Abdalla Birole AMISOM Forward Operating base (FOB) in Kismayo, Somalia.
4. Wide shot - The AMISOM Mission Support Advisor, Maj. Gen. Fidza Dludlu,
the AMISOM Head of Civil Affairs, Dr Opiyo Ododa, and other AMISOM
officials arrive at Abdalla Birole AMISOM Forward Operating base (FOB) in
Jubaland State, Somalia.
5. Med shot - The AMISOM Mission Support Advisor, Maj. Gen. Fidza Dludlu, is
received by Kenya Defence Forces officers, serving under AMISOM on arrival
at Abdalle Birole AMISOM Forward Operating base (FOB) in Jubaland State,
Somalia.
6. Med shot - The AMISOM Mission Support Advisor, Maj. Gen. Fidza Dludlu,
greets KDF officers during his visit at Abdalle Birole AMISOM Forward
Operating base (FOB) in Jubaland State, Somalia.
7. Med shot - The AMISOM Mission Support Advisor, Maj. Gen. Fidza Dludlu,
the AMISOM Head of Civil Affairs, Dr Opiyo Ododa, and other AMISOM
officials walking at Abdalla Birole AMISOM Forward Operating base (FOB) in
Jubaland State, Somalia.
The facilities were constructed under AMISOM’s Quick Impacts Projects, and
as an extension of the mission’s Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) mandate
to promote cordial relations with communities living under its areas of
responsibility.
AMISOM’s Mission Support Advisor, Maj. Gen. Fidza Dludlu handed over
desks, chairs, office tables, wooden blackboards, filing cabinets, stationery,
laptops, footballs and netballs to the management of Abdalla Birole Primary
School.
Maj. Gen. Dludlu explained that AMISOM undertook the project to boost
education and strengthen AMISOM relations with the community.
The Jubaland Minister for Justice and Religious Affairs, Mohamed Sheikh
Yussuf, who officiated at the handover, hailed AMISOM for the initiative to
support efforts to rebuild Somalia’s education institutions.
“On behalf of the Jubaland government, I thank AMISOM for the continued
support. This is a responsibility that was supposed to be executed by
ourselves but we are still growing. Therefore, we thank AMISOM for doing it
for us,” he said.
“We need our children to go to school and use these facilities, not only for
today but for the future,” said Dr Opiyo.
Brig Gen. Yimer highlighted that the donation was aimed at impacting youth
development by promoting physical exercise and recreation activities.
Minister Faduma thanked AMISOM for the support. She added that the
donation would meet the need for sports equipment and positively impact
security in the region.
“These items will help us to develop the youth and improve sports. We are
grateful to the AMISOM CIMIC department in Sector Six. Jubaland and
AMISOM work jointly for security and community development. Sports is
based on both,” she noted. ENDS