By JarranewsTV Staff Reporter
Banjul — The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) has bid farewell to its long-serving Finance Director, Mr. Kemo Ceesay, following a formal send-off ceremony held in his honor. His tenure officially ends on December 31, 2025.
The ceremony, chaired by GFF President Lamin Kaba Bajo, brought together members of the Executive Committee and staff of Football House. Mr. Ceesay was applauded for more than two decades of committed service to Gambian football. He was presented with a certificate of service along with a token of appreciation as a gesture of gratitude for his remarkable contribution.
President Bajo hailed Ceesay as an exemplary and selfless leader who has played a vital role in the growth of football in the country. He described the moment as both emotional and proud, highlighting Ceesay’s loyalty, dedication, and willingness to always defend his team. Despite stepping down from his role at the federation, President Bajo noted that Ceesay’s journey in football will continue, particularly through his involvement with the Gambian Dutch Lions and their newly established sports complex in Faraba Banta.
Reflecting on his years of service, an emotional Mr. Ceesay expressed deep appreciation to the GFF leadership and staff, acknowledging their trust and support. He extended gratitude to past GFF presidents and paid special tribute to President Bajo for his leadership, humility, and support throughout his career, including opportunities for professional development and spiritual fulfillment.
Several speakers, including Executive Committee Member Arret Njie Jah, General Secretary Lamin M. Jassey, Technical Director Sang Ndong, Finance Officer Alagie Dawda Barrow, and Communications Director Baboucarr Camara, also paid glowing tribute to Ceesay. They praised his professionalism, humility, integrity, and team spirit, recounting their positive experiences working alongside him and recognizing his outstanding service to Gambian football.
The ceremony concluded with heartfelt applause, marking the end of an era for one of GFF’s most respected administrators.
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