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“To God be the glory” Young Sierra Leonean Film maker celebrates after completing milestone project for Washington Post.

Sallu Kamuskay Sallu
Last updated: 2022/10/01 at 10:14 PM
Sallu Kamuskay Sallu Published October 1, 2022
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A young Sierra Leonean filmmaker identify as Michaella Sallu has taken to her Facebook  to celebrate her achievement after completing a project as a videopher for the Washington Post.

Taking on social media, the young Sierra Leonean filmmaker celebrated herself to have been the videopher for the project.

“To God be the glory. Very happy and proud to have been the Sierra Leone videographer for this project.

Taking time to celebrate myself as i am alive starting a new month. With all the happenings around, God it only be you, i return all the glory to You.

It was nice and remarkably working with you Alexa, Danielle and Melina. It was indeed a team of strong women. “

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