Africell showed off amazing short films about The Gambia last Friday. These films make the country look like a top place for tourists to visit in Africa. Africell made these videos as part of their big 25th birthday celebration. They picked famous traveler Pelumi Nubi to star in them. She became famous as the first woman ever to drive alone from London straight to Lagos.
Everyone gathered at Sunset Hotel to watch these films. Many important people came, including Africell boss Zaid Daloul and government workers. The films beautifully captured Gambian life. Viewers saw local traditions, animals, plants, and daily activities. Pelumi spoke directly to the crowd after the showing. She talked about her wonderful time exploring the country many call the Smiling Coast.
Tourism boss Aboulie Jobe felt very happy about what Africell created. He said these films will help attract visitors in brand new ways. He praised the phone company for doing more than just selling cell service. Mr. Jobe noticed how Africell truly cares about Gambian people and their daily lives. His department feels extremely pleased with the entire project.
Famous history expert Hassoum Ceesay, who is also the director at the National Center for Arts and Culture, loved the films. Ceesay believed the videos perfectly captured everything special about The Gambia. He thanked Africell manager Hussein Diab Ghanem and his team for their excellent work bringing these stories to life. Everyone agreed that the videos looked absolutely beautiful.
Africell keeps helping The Gambia beyond making films. Just days later, Mr. Daloul led another important project at Cape Point in Bakau. His team partnered with the National Environment Agency to plant trees. They plan to add 35,000 new trees across many parts of the country. This project shows that Africell wants to improve both tourism and the environment throughout The Gambia.
Everyone gathered at Sunset Hotel to watch these films. Many important people came, including Africell boss Zaid Daloul and government workers. The films beautifully captured Gambian life. Viewers saw local traditions, animals, plants, and daily activities. Pelumi spoke directly to the crowd after the showing. She talked about her wonderful time exploring the country many call the Smiling Coast.
Tourism boss Aboulie Jobe felt very happy about what Africell created. He said these films will help attract visitors in brand new ways. He praised the phone company for doing more than just selling cell service. Mr. Jobe noticed how Africell truly cares about Gambian people and their daily lives. His department feels extremely pleased with the entire project.
Famous history expert Hassoum Ceesay, who is also the director at the National Center for Arts and Culture, loved the films. Ceesay believed the videos perfectly captured everything special about The Gambia. He thanked Africell manager Hussein Diab Ghanem and his team for their excellent work bringing these stories to life. Everyone agreed that the videos looked absolutely beautiful.
Africell keeps helping The Gambia beyond making films. Just days later, Mr. Daloul led another important project at Cape Point in Bakau. His team partnered with the National Environment Agency to plant trees. They plan to add 35,000 new trees across many parts of the country. This project shows that Africell wants to improve both tourism and the environment throughout The Gambia.
