Freetown — Young Leaders Sierra Leone Chapter, Monday unveiled two Computers, Scanner, and a Printer at the National Museum Conference Hall, Cotton Tree donated to them by United Kingdom branch.

Spokesman for the Sierra Leone Chapter, Abubakar Meseh Kamara said the equipments, which cost Le10million, were donated by Mohamed Ishmael Kebbay of the UK branch.

He called on his colleagues to make good use of the items..

Cecelia Nicole who chaired the occasion said the briefing was to inform the public about Sierra Leone's participation in the global network of Young Leaders forum at the University of West Ministers, in the United Kingdom.

She said the Young Leaders would be selling the good image of the country abroad, on issues surrounding the Children's Right, the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper, and Concerns of Students at home.

Young Leaders' Secretary General, Mohamed Sillah Sesay said, they as young leaders, have inspiration, ideas and dreams, which they want to transform into reality.

"We are not working for ourselves but to promote national issues that are in the interest of young people, regardless of their affiliations, tribe, religion, or region.