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The 29th June, The Yil-Network Gambia Chapter graduated 50 participants as part of its First Cohort Online Training Program held at the Regional Education Directorate One in Brikama. 

The occasion was attended by the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, Seedy SK Njie and National Assembly Member for Bintang, Bakary K. Badjie. 









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