Some say leaders are born while others assert that it comes through humility, example, and passionate devotion to one’s people. Some achieve greatness through feats at war and become warriors, emperors and or kings of their region. None of the above yard sticks applied to the late venerable Sefo Kitabou Singateh, son of Sefo Nfamara Nyansu Singateh, who was born at Saba village in the Lower Badibou and attended Kinte Kunda Primary School from 1953 through 1957. He at the end of his primary education continued to Bathurst for a while before proceeding to France to further his education. This unfortunately was short lived due to passing of his father Sefo Nfamara Singateh. Young Kitabou Singateh was by this disheartening unexpected development catapulted to leadership of his people by being unanimously chosen to take the reins of his late father. He turned a father figure to Lower Badibou, an adept administrator and one that kept the tribes together through communicative compromises. He was there for all but favoured none when brought before his court. He allowed the region to expand and explore by letting the youths and women have say in day-to-day operations of the villages. Yes, Kitabou Singateh was a modern village messiah that saw to it that villagers were not left stagnant at the bottom rung of development. This work is life and legacy of Paramount Sefo Kitabou Singateh of Lower Badibou District NRD, the Gambia. I hope this snippet biography on Badibou’s revered icon and leader has whetted your appetite to browse through these pages about one of rare chiefs of the Lower Badibou District. I write to raise fund for building a village hospital at Njawara, the Gambia.