Njawara located in green fields of Northern Gambia is an ideal place for breeding different birds and amongst these the weaver bird reigns supreme in its aeronautic prowess, it is a unique architect, which earned it the name ‘Weaver bird’. Above all the weaver bird of Njawara is very communal and is always seen in huge flocks. These flocks bring terror to hearts of farmers because of destructive force their devouring grain of rice, coos or millet fields. Our weaver bird of Njawara is special in that it is endowed with many unique gifts no other of its kind ever had. Hence forth our weaver bird will be known in this work as Sang Mansa, meaning king of the skies. Sang Mansa is a leader by nature, is an adept navigator, and above all a good communicator. This bird is unique navigator and experimenter with a huge following no other flying machine in the flesh had and here is our weaver bird to tell its own tale and life. I write to raise funds for building of Njawara hospital.