Fanta Bojang Samateh-Manneh’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro política gambiana
Is Politician 
From Gambia 
Type Politics 
Gender female

Fanta Bojang Samateh-Manneh (* 20. Jahrhundert) ist eine Politikerin und ist seit März 2017 Gouverneurin der gambischen Lower River Region (LRR).

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Bojang Samateh-Manneh war als Senior Education Officer Region-2 beschäftigt. Am 6. März 2017 wurde Bojang Samateh-Manneh von der neuen Regierung Adama Barrow zur Gouverneurin der Lower River Region ernannt, sie ersetzt Salifu Hydara, der Anfang Februar von diesem Posten enthoben wurde.

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