Our Origins
The story of Tabital Pulaaku in Sierra Leone is a story of resilience, foresight, and unity. Founded in 2020, our chapter emerged from a desire to create a formal structure that could preserve our unique cultural identity while fostering peaceful integration. We are the Sierra Leonean pillar of the global Tabital Pulaaku International (TPI) movement, which serves as an umbrella for Fulbe communities worldwide. Inspired by this international bond, our founders envisioned a platform that would unite all Fulbe in Sierra Leone under the common goals of mutual support and cultural preservation, while maintaining strong ties with our brothers and sisters across Africa and the diaspora.
Key Milestones & Achievements
[2020]
Key Milestones & Achievements
[2020]
Formal establishment and registration of TP SL.
[2021]
Launch of the community scholarship fund for Fulbe students.
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Successful mediation in a major inter-community dialogue, promoting peace.
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Hosting the first National Fulbe Cultural Festival.
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Construction and opening of the TP SL Community Center.
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Construction and opening of the TP SL Headquarters.
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Purchase of land in Waterloo for future school development.
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Acquisition of community cemetery grounds in Waterloo.
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Launch of the mosque construction initiative.
