• Acting Manager, SUNA Institute of Science and Technology [12/01/2017 - 18/10/2019]
• Founder, Timah Tally's Technology
• Manager, TT's Tech Summer Boot Camp [12/08/2024 - 26/08/2024]
• Foundation in Information Communication Technology, Jollof Tutors
• Diploma in Information Communication Technology, SUNA Institute of Science and Technology
• Data Analysis with Statistical Package for Social Science, SUNA Institute of Science and Technology

1. Improving Opportunities and Support for Academics

• Tutoring and Mentorship Programs:
  • Create mentorship and peer tutoring programs to support struggling students.
  • Collaborate with faculty to offer additional resources and assistance.
• Workshops and Seminars:
  • Organize seminars on the latest developments in ITC, including new technologies, trends, and career paths.
  • Invite alumni and industry professionals to share insights and experiences.

2. Promoting Innovation and Creativity

• Hackathons and Competitions:
  • Organize hackathons, coding contests, and project exhibitions to encourage creative problem-solving.
  • Equip students with the tools to compete at national and international levels.
• Innovation Lab:
  • Establish an Innovation Lab for students to access resources for personal or collaborative projects.

3. Building Inclusivity and Community

• Social and Networking Events:
  • Organize social gatherings, mixers, and cultural events to foster a sense of community.
  • Promote inclusivity by valuing diverse opinions.
• Academic Well-Being:
  • Implement mental health programs, stress-relief activities, and counseling services.

4. Enhancing Communication and Transparency

• Regular Updates:
  • Use newsletters and social media for regular updates on decisions, actions, and events.
  • Facilitate transparent communication between students, faculty, and administration.
• Feedback Mechanisms:
  • Establish channels for student feedback, like online surveys and suggestion boxes.
  • Hold regular meetings to discuss and address student concerns.

5. Building Strong Industry Connections

• Industry Partnerships:
  • Partner with companies to offer students internship and employment opportunities.
  • Host networking events, career fairs, and company visits to connect students with potential employers.
• Professional Development:
  • Provide career counseling, interview training, and resume-building workshops.

6. Ecological Balance and Accountability

• Eco-Friendly Endeavors:
  • Promote sustainable practices like energy efficiency and waste reduction.
  • Organize events to encourage environmental responsibility.
• Ethical Standards:
  • Uphold the highest moral standards, ensuring fair and honest decision-making.

• President, Nusrat Peer Health Club
• Vice President, St. Theresa's Peer Health Club
• Co-opted Executive Member, Young People In The Media
• Administrative Officer, DEX Deliveries
• CEO, NanditeGAMES
• CEO, Blvk Sheep

1. Leadership and Dedication

• As Vice President, I will be prepared to step into the role of President whenever necessary, ensuring a smooth leadership transition. With strong organizational and communication skills, I will support the President’s vision while contributing fresh ideas to improve our school.

2. Organizational Excellence

• As the head of organizing committees, I will ensure that all events are impactful, well-structured, and inclusive. Committed to creating academic workshops, networking events, and social gatherings that foster growth and a sense of community.

3. Making Internships Compulsory as Part of the Curriculum

• Recognizing the importance of practical experience, I will advocate for partnerships with tech companies to make internships a core part of our curriculum. This initiative aims to provide students with hands-on experience and improve job prospects post-graduation.

4. Developing a Campus Tech Team to Solve University Problems

• Campus Logistics: Develop a tracking system for campus buses to enhance transportation management.
• Election App: Create an app for real-time updates during university elections and to maintain a historical record of results, promoting transparency.

5. Signing an MOU with an International University

• Propose an MOU with Sheikh Anta Diop University in Senegal or a university in Guinea Bissau to establish a student exchange program. This program will offer students international exposure through site visits to tech companies and cultural exchange, fostering academic and professional growth.

6. Organizing a Formal Freshers' Week

• Make Freshers' Week a comprehensive introduction to campus life, including site visits to tech hubs and orientation events. Aim to create a supportive and engaging environment to help first-year students transition smoothly into university life.

In conclusion, I am committed to fostering a culture of innovation, collaboration, and student empowerment. These initiatives aim to build a more connected and thriving academic community. I am ready to serve as Vice President and work with everyone to achieve these goals.

• ThinkYoungWomen Girls Mentorship Program
• 2018 Summer Training in GamChix - Introduction to Android Programming using MIT App Inventor
• ITCA Summer Bootcamp
• Polling Officer for the Independent Electoral Commission (2023)

1. Promote Financial Transparency

• I will work to ensure that all financial transactions are clear, traceable, and properly communicated to the student body. Regular reports on the school’s financial health will be made accessible.

2. Efficient Resource Allocation

• I will oversee that resources and funds are allocated to areas that directly benefit the student experience, including upgrading ICT facilities, supporting innovative projects, and improving access to learning resources. Every decision will be made with the students’ best interests in mind.

3. Ensure Accountability

• I will introduce regular audits and reviews of financial records, ensuring that all expenses are justified, necessary, and contribute to the growth and development of the school. By holding various departments accountable, I aim to prevent any misuse or mismanagement of funds.

4. Engagement with the Student Body

• My office will remain open and accessible to all students. I believe in the importance of engaging with you to understand your concerns, suggestions, and priorities when it comes to how our school’s financial resources are handled. Your voice will shape my agenda.

5. Support for Student Projects

• Many students have brilliant ideas and projects that can benefit from financial backing. As Auditor General, I will advocate for more opportunities to fund student-led initiatives and innovative projects that align with our school’s vision of technological advancement and development.

• Head Boy & Class Prefect, Jataba Nursery School
• Best Student, Bundung Lower Basic School
• Deputy Head Boy, Bundung Lower Basic School
• ICT Representative (Twice), The University of The Gambia
• Tutor for Free Classes on Programming in ICT
• Tutor for Free Classes on Linear Algebra in ICT

1. Missing Grades

• One of the most pressing issues students face is missing grades. I will work closely with the Faculty Officer and other stakeholders to identify the root cause of this recurring problem and ensure immediate action is taken to prevent future occurrences. This issue affects far too many students—including myself—and it must be resolved promptly.

2. Support for Students with Disabilities

• Many students with disabilities struggle to keep up in class due to a lack of consideration for their needs. I will advocate for visual aids and work with lecturers to ensure these students are acknowledged and supported, ensuring a more inclusive learning environment for everyone.

3. Class Cancellations Without Notice

• Students often arrive at school only to find that their class has been canceled, sometimes after waking up at 4 a.m. and enduring long, uncomfortable journeys. I will introduce a policy requiring lecturers to inform students via their official UTG emails if they will be absent, ensuring important information is not buried in WhatsApp group chats.

4. Timetable Confusion

• Many students waste valuable time trying to locate where their lectures are being held. I will ensure that an up-to-date timetable is printed and displayed at the entrance of the School of ICT, making it easier for students to find their classes without hassle.

5. Burden of Excessive Assignments

• Some students have expressed concerns about the overwhelming number of assignments in certain courses. I will work with the President and lecturers to propose a limit on the number of assignments per course, allowing students to manage their time effectively across all subjects.

6. Tutorial Classes

• Having already organized tutorial sessions in the areas of Linear Algebra and Programming, I am committed to expanding this initiative, especially for new intakes, to ensure they receive the support they need from the very start.

• PRESIDENT, St. Peter's History Club
• TREASURER, St. Peter’s Human Rights Club
• Qualys Online Error Detection and Response
• Wise Owl College Foundation Certificate
• Wise Owl College Level Certificate
• Cisco Networking Academy
• American Corner, Basic Robotics Training Program

1. Fostering Innovation and Research:

• Support the creation of research groups where students and faculty can work on cutting-edge projects in areas such as cybersecurity, data science, and more.

2. Promoting Inclusivity in IT:

• Ensure that all students, regardless of their background, feel welcomed and supported in their pursuit of IT careers by developing diversity and inclusion initiatives.

3. Mitigating Risk and Solving Problems:

• Establish risk management frameworks, conduct regular assessments, and develop contingency plans to address unforeseen challenges promptly and effectively.

4. Stakeholder Engagement and Alignment:

• Maintain clear and consistent communication with stakeholders, manage their expectations, and address their feedback throughout the project lifecycle.

5. Optimizing Resource Utilization:

• Develop strategic resource management plans, allocate team members and budgets wisely, and adjust allocations as needed to maintain balance and efficiency.

• President of Science and Math Club, Nusrat (2021): Led club activities and initiatives to promote interest in science and mathematics among students.
• One of the Three Most Active Members of Science and Math Club (2021): Recognized for outstanding participation and contribution to club projects and events.
• Head Boy, Darsilami Upper Basic School: Served as a representative and leader, fostering a positive school environment and engaging with the student body.

1. ICTA SPACE

• To cultivate and nurse curiosity and thirst for being current as regards information, Abdoul Latief Tabally, as an IPRO, promises to ensure the implementation of ITC space wherein information would be shared without interruptions or distraction. This is to see to it that no chitchat follows vital information shared.

2. SMS TEXT BROADCAST

• Introduction of SMS text broadcasts is another of his policies. All concerned individuals will receive important information not only online but also offline, as direct texts into their SMS placeholders. This will reinforce information delivery, boosting efficiency and timeliness of data flow.

3. ITCA NEWSLETTER

• The creation of an ITCA newsletter is another initiative in his plan. Individual and group achievements of current students and alumni would be shared with everyone to inspire, motivate, and strengthen hopes within every ITCA member, as well as SU members and beyond! Additionally, audit reports on finances, sports, innovations, and more from the Auditor General would also be included, keeping everyone well-informed.

4. SAFE CHANNELS

• Tabally proposes the creation of a safe channel for everyone in the association to project their concerns, queries, and suggestions to the Executive (Information Minister) anonymously. This initiative encourages everyone to share critical feedback or propositions without fear, favor, or bias.