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CV Fabian Stennett



📄 CURRICULUM VITAE

Chief Fabian Stennett (Windell Fabian O. Stennett)

Also Known As: Gangunjah Nevadye | Ahadu Amlak Or CAVEY Hunta(kuntryman or Calabar.)

Address: Tangle River, Point P.O., St. James, Jamaica, W.I.

Phone: +1 (876) 315-2467

Email:

• gungehyard@yahoo.com

• stennettfabian@gmail.com

• fabianstennett@gmail.com

• udacocom@yahoo.com

Social Media: @GangunjahNevadye (All Platforms)


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🧭 PROFILE SUMMARY

Chief Fabian Stennett is a multi-hyphenated cultural guardian, Maroon chieftain, reggae/dub poet, author, eulogist, educator, and certified disaster responder. With over four decades of experience in creative arts, cultural preservation, public service, and youth development, he has led a vibrant career combining oral tradition, academic discipline, and grassroots leadership. He is a published author, certified communicator, award-winning performer, and a voice for the voiceless.


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🔑 AREAS OF EXPERTISE


Public Speaking & Cultural Education


Maroon Heritage & Afro-Caribbean Philosophy


Dub Poetry, Creative Writing & Music Production


Youth Empowerment & Motivational Speaking


Customer Service, PR & Administrative Support


Telecommunications & Cashiering Operations


Disaster Risk Management & Rescue Operations


Sales in Mechanical Parts (Heavy Trucking Focus)


Literary Research, Journalism & Stage Performance



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🧰 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE


📌 National Water Commission (NWC) — Montego Bay, Jamaica

New Service Clerk | Public Relations Clerk | Statement Clerk | Cashier Supervisor

Feb 1991 – May 1993

• Oversaw critical customer service and telecommunications duties

• Supervised frontline office staff in billing and payments

• Talent contest winner – NWC Islandwide Talent Competition (1995)


📌 Athol B. Chin Ltd. — Ironshore, Montego Bay

Sales Clerk – Trucking & Suspension Division | 1998

• Supported technical sales of truck suspension and heavy-duty parts

• Liaised with mechanical clients and warehouse operations


📌 Independent Creative & Cultural Advocate

1983 – Present

• Authored five published books on Maroon philosophy, history, and poetry

• Performed at Reggae Sumfest, Calabash Festival, UWI Lectures, and numerous cultural events

• Established Skywide Peace Media Productions and Degangungeh Yard Production


📻 MEDIA FEATURES

• CPTC: Poetry feature with Mutabaruka

• Irie FM: Interview on Entertainment Buzz

• Roots FM 96: Poetry & Motion with Owen Pearson

• DJ Pauly, St. Martin: International radio rotation and interview


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📚 AUTHORSHIP & PUBLISHED WORKS


📖 Maroon Poetic History: A Collection of Proses and Poems

• A poetic spiritual text honoring Maroon resistance and ancestral strength

• Amazon: https://a.co/d/2NwndQw


📖 Maroon Book of Eulogies: Part 1

• Eulogies, ancestral biographies, and poetic homage

• Amazon: https://a.co/d/aHt0Ifu


📖 Modern Maroons of Jamaica

• A sociopolitical and cultural call to Afro-Jamaican self-awareness

• Amazon: https://a.co/d/dd525VU


📖 Maroons: Paving the Way

• Pan-African resistance theory and historical continuity of Maroon culture

• Amazon: https://a.co/d/j0PJFd0


📖 Seer’s Journal (forthcoming 2025)

• A spiritual-philosophical diary on Afro-consciousness and divine interpretation


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🎶 DISCOGRAPHY & MUSIC WORKS


💿 The Seer Still Choppin’ (Album)

• Includes: Crystal Bawl, Dem No Teach I (Marcus), Card Madness, Oh Mama, Money Cuffy, Battlefield, Ticky Picky, Naah Dweet, Hungry A Bite


💿 3 Sides of a Coin (EP)

• Spoken word meets dub reggae and resistance rhythm


🎧 Upcoming Single (2025): Road Fulla Hole

• Produced by Skywide Peace Media / Degangungeh Yard Production

• A raw critique of government neglect and community suffering


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🏅 AWARDS & HONORS


• NWC Islandwide Talent Competition Winner (1995)

• National Youth Service Certificate for Excellence

• Tastee Talent Contest Semi-Finalist – Sectional Award for Best Original Costume (2005)

• Red Bones Writer Award – 3rd Place, Poet of the Year (2006)

• Jamaica AIDS Support / GTZ Award for Outstanding Contribution

• Featured in: The Gleaner, Western Mirror, The Star, HardCopy Magazine, Northcoast Times


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📜 CERTIFICATIONS


• Certificate in Voice & Speech – For Radio, Television & Public Speaking

• Certificate in Sound Recording Techniques

• Certified in Disaster Response & Risk Management (ODPEM & USAID)

• National Youth Development Certification (Ministry of Education)

• Tastee Talent Competition Certificate of Participation & Excellence


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🎓 EDUCATION


Cornwall College, Montego Bay

• CXC Passes (5):

– Chemistry – Grade 2

– Physics – Grade 2

– Geography – Grade 2

– Mathematics – Grade 2

– English Language – Grade 3


Additional Knowledge Areas:

• Strong working knowledge of:

– Biology

– History

– Spanish

– Principles of Business

– Commerce


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🌳 CULTURAL & HISTORICAL HERITAGE


• Chieftain of the Furry Town Maroons

• Direct lineage to Marcus Garvey, Cudjoe, Peter Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Garnett Silk, Uton Dowe

• Descendant of William Stennett & William Reid – executed alongside Sam Sharpe in the 1831 rebellion

• Grandson of Isabella Garvey – sister of Marcus Garvey Sr.


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🌿 ADDITIONAL SKILLS


• Funeral Eulogy Writing & Presentation

• Workshop Leadership & Youth Mentoring

• Herbal Wellness & Natural Health Guidance

• MCing, Stage Hosting & Public Address

• Dub Poetry Production & Live Performance

• Historical & Philosophical Lecturing


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📎 REFERENCES

Available upon request


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