A seasoned professional, community leader, and loyal party stalwart, Madam Baby-Haj Jeng is emerging as the leading contender for the position of Vice President of the All People’s Congress (APC) USA Branch.
Hailing from Buya Romende in Sierra Leone’s Northern Province, Madam Jeng—fondly known as a “Kanu Pikin”—has long been immersed in the values of the APC. A nurse by profession, she holds two master’s degrees in Nursing and Public Health and currently serves as a lead nurse at OhioHealth’s Riverside Methodist Hospital. She also owns and manages Central Ohio Healthcare Agency, where she oversees more than 100 employees.
Her political journey within the APC USA branch began with a strong showing of commitment and leadership. From 2017 to 2022, she served as Secretary of the APC USA Women’s Wing, where she became known for her ability to connect people, grow institutions, and champion women’s issues within the party.
Under her stewardship, the Women’s Wing saw increased visibility and engagement, both in the United States and abroad. Notably, Madam Jeng played a key role in the establishment of the APC branch in The Gambia, underscoring her commitment to expanding the party’s global footprint.
Her recent bid for Women’s Leader within the APC USA Branch further cemented her reputation as a tireless advocate for women’s empowerment in politics. Her ongoing work—regardless of title—reflects a deep dedication to the APC’s core values and strategic goals, both on the African continent and in the diaspora.
Although details about her early life and political background may not be widely known in public media, Madam Jeng’s actions and achievements speak volumes. For those interested in learning more about her candidacy or platform, her communications team can be contacted via the APC USA District network.
As the APC USA gears up for internal elections, many in the party believe that Baby-Haj Jeng’s blend of professional experience, grassroots activism, and unwavering party loyalty make her a strong candidate for the Vice Presidency.
