De Montfort University in Leicester, where Jessica obtained her Bachelor’s degree shared an account on Jessica Okoro’s partnership with the Sierra Leone government; Office of the First Lady and the Department of for STEM Social Sierra Leone, the first International event hosted by the BeScience charity.
This was a national event held in Freetown, Sierra Leone with 3,000+ participation including students, exhibitors, teachers, etc. with the Vice President, Mohamed Jildeh Jalloh as a Keynote Speaker.
In her own words, “ it had to be big. We were aiming for 2,000 but the numbers kept rising and the National Stadium was the biggest venue we could find. It was nerve-wracking but the event turned out to be phenomenal.”
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