Mohamed Tejan Jalloh

Research Assistant
+232 77 681158
m.jalloh@slari.gov.sl
Mohamed Tejan Jalloh is a Sierra Leonean born in Wilberforce Village, a small village on the 7th day of December 1987 in the capital city Freetown. After a successful completion of Primary and Secondary education, proceeded to the Fourah Bay College University of Sierra Leone and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering with honors.
Professional career started at the Modern High School in Freetown as a science teacher from 2014 to 2016 and presently working as a Research Assistant in the Agricultural Engineering (Animal Traction) unit at the Teko Livestock Research Centre a substation of the Sierra Leone Agricultural Research Institute. As a team player I have involved in several bankable proposal writings aat the Teko Livestock Research Centreand also a personal proposal on the Importance of Animal Traction to Subsistence Farmers.
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