Fatima Yusif Abdallah holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in 2015.

I started my professional career at Department of Urban Roads(DUR) as an Assistant Traffic and Safety Engineer in 2016. I’m currently working with the Ashanti Regional Office of DUR as the Traffic and Safety Engineer. 

I am Ing. Frank Gyarko Owusu,  a product of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology with BSc in Civil engineering (2014 graduating year)
I have worked close to 8years in the construction industry and I am 32years this year. 
I analyse problems indepeth and will work assiduously to bring the very best out of it. A team player and focus driven individual who values time  and its management seriously.

My name is Leroy Leeleh . I come from Gipo town, Nimba County, Liberia.

I am a very positive and happy person who has the mindset that you only get out of life what you are prepare to put in. I am also a hard working, diligent and committed person who is always willing to perform any  task or job assigned to him. I have big ambitions for my future and I know the only way I will achieve those is if I work hard , I persevere , and I am prepared to listen and work.

My name is Akinfiloye Ebenezer MoyinOluwa from Nigeria. I had my first degree in Civil Engineering from the Federal University of Technology Akure, Nigeria. My passion for Transportation Engineering borne on the fact that it plays a major role in making life better and providing us a conducive environment. I have worked in a couple of  different Civil Engineering firms, from a construction company to a consulting firm, where I have garnered both the theoretical and practical knowledge of the field. 

I hold a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Geography and Rural Development from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. My academic interests focus on Road and Transportation Engineering due to the recent transportation challenges mostly experienced in developing countries, particularly in Sub-Sahara Africa. For instance, traffic congestion, increased occurrence of fatalities and injuries, and structural damages are serious challenges in Ghana.

I hail from Atwima Koforidua in the Ashanti region of Ghana. I graduated from Osei Tutu Senior High School where I obtained my WASSCE certificate. My degree went to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Geomatic Engineering. I received training on geographic information systems, photogrammetry, remote sensing, database management, programming, and surveys. Following my studies, I focused on geospatial data analysis, machine learning, land degradation, transportation, and GIS.

I hold a Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering with honors from Accra Technical University, Graduating as the overall best Btech graduating student in 2019.

My name is Jajeh Touray from The Gambia. I work with the University of The Gambia as Graduate Teaching Assistant since 2017. I have been in the teaching field since 2003 in areas like technical drawings, metalwork, woodwork, building design, technology and bye laws and codes. 
The transformation of the University of The Gambia that includes roads and transportation engineering inspired me greatly to apply for it, as it is embedded in the same school am serving.

I hail from Asere in the Greater Accra Region where I completed my Junior Level Education at Prince of Peace International school. For my Secondary level education I  enrolled in Opokuware School. I gained admission into KNUST where I obtained a bachelor's degree in Geomatic Engineering.

Sulayman is a passionate young Gambian who works with the University of The Gambia as Facilities Officer. He has background in infrastructure planning, design and sustainability. He is a co-founder and CEO of Assul Construction Company Ltd.