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Sierra Leone: CCYA Boss Reinstated

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Concord Times (Freetown)

12 May 2008
Posted to the web 12 May 2008

Abdul Karim Koroma
Freetown

Thomas Ngolo Katta, national coordinator of the Centre for the Coordination of Youth Activities (CCYA) has been reinstated by the Board of Trustees and founding members of the organization, a release from the organization states.

The release stated that following a public notice of April 23, 2008 informing the public that Ngolo Katta no longer works for organization, an agreement has been reached by a subsequent meeting of the Board and founding members of the organization rescinding that decision.

"A three member Institutional Review Panel has been set up to look into the recent institutional challengers and problems that led to the issuance and publication of the public notice," the statement stated adding that the public is herby informed that Katta will continue to represent the organization at all levels.

Below is the press statement issued by the Board of Trustees and founding members:- Contact Person The Chairman Board of Trustees 8 Kingharman Road Brookfields Freetown Freetown-Friday, April 25, 2008. The Board of Trustees of the Centre for the Coordination of Youth Activities (CCYA) whishes to inform the public that following a Public Notice of April 23, 2008 informing the public that Mr. Thomas Ngolo Katta, National Coordinator of the organization, no longer works for organization, an agreement has been reached by a subsequent meeting of the Board and founding members of the organization rescinding that decision.

A three member Institutional Review Panel has been set up to look into the recent institutional challengers and problems that led to the issuance and publication of the public notice.

Meanwhile, the public is herby informed that Mr. Katta will continue to represent CCYA at all levels.

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