

To quell the pain of the nonviolent offenders caught up in the penitentiary system, Niambe has become affiliated with multiple nonprofits aimed at social marijuana justice. Niambe's involvement with minorities for Medical Marijuana and The Last Prisoner Project has proved her dedication to the cause. She has become CEO of The Peter Tosh Foundation and the Justice for Jawara project. On top of all her humanitarian ventures, Niambe McIntosh is the latest in the game of legal marijuana and could be at the spearpoint of starting a revolutionary cannabis movement with her new cannabis company Seen Cannabis.




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