Advocate and Social Engineer
Mohamed Boye Jallo Jamboria is a Sierra Leonean geographer and development strategies consultant based in Norway. He served as a councillor for Lindås (now Alver) municipality from 2011 to 2018, contributing to local governance and community development. He is the founder and manager of ScanAfrik Forbundet (Org. No. 929 058 046), a registered non-profit association in Norway dedicated to empowering African communities locally and internationally. Based in Alversund, the organization focuses on book writing to preserve African culture and heritage and community development initiatives in Sierra Leone, emphasizing education, capacity building, and sustainable growth. These efforts foster cultural exchange and drive lasting socio-economic impact. Jamboria is also the author and host of the Redemption Broadcast Network, which promotes unity among the Sierra Leonean diaspora. His scholarly contributions include a chapter in The Diverse Facets of Corruption in Sierra Leone (Springer Nature) and Building of a Nation (Amazon). He actively publishes social, anthropological, and political materials on platforms such as Redemption Network Blog, RbnLive News & Radio (WordPress), Linktree, Buy Me a Coffee, and Podbean. Additionally, he is working on a book project tentatively titled The Audacity of Change, The Koya Kingdom, and the Mano River Union, which explores the Social Anthropology of the Mano River Union, focusing on Sierra Leone’s epigenetics and DNA commonalities across different linguistic groups.
