The 21-Member-Fact-Finding Committee Report on
the February 26, 2010 Lofa Crisis is out. The
Committee Report indicts County
Officials-especially the Superintendent and the
County Attorney of mismanaging the crisis. Click
here to read full
report
The Quardu Gboni Mandingo Association
in the Americas' new web management team
had an intensive web management training with Mr. Sidiki Trawally on Sunday Jan
10. Read more...
President Jangai Kanneh
Delivers 2010 QGMAA's Inaugural Address in
Philadelphia
The President of the Quardu-Gboni
Mandingo Association in the Americas (QGMAA)His
Excellency Mohamed Jangai Kanneh delivers a
powerful inaugural address at the second QGMAA's
Inaugural Ball on this 27th day of March AD 2010
at the First District Plaza in the City of
Brotherly Love, Philadelphia Pennsylvania. The
President among other things discuses education
as a bedrock of any undertakens in the District.
Click here to read the full Inaugural Address
Quardu-Gboni
Elders Converge on Philadelphia
By: Faliku
Konneh
Elders of Quardu-Gboni will converge
on Philadelphia this Sunday, January 24. They
will be in Philadelphia to hold a consultative
meeting with the new leadership of the
Quardu-Gboni Mandingo Association in the
Americas. The meeting will be held at the
residence of the Assistant General Secretary of
QGMAA, Mohammed Kamara. According to the
President of QGMAA, Mohamed Jangai Kanneh, a
wide range of issues are expected to be
discussed during this all-important meeting.
Elders Camah Duwana, Farfini Kamara
a.k.a Alfred Dempster, Vayekeh Kromah, Moivabah
Fofana, Anthony Kesselly, Umar Dulleh, Francis
Duwana, and Haja MaNyama are among several
elders that will be present at this historic
meeting, which will begin at 1:00 p.m. on
Sunday.
The cycle of violent remains
a major issue in post war Liberia. The
most recent victim is our own brother and a son
of Quardu Gboni, Sekou Fofana. Mr. Fofana, a
Taxi driver was allegedly mobbed by the Liberian
Musician and his friends, causing excessive
bleeding and subsequent death. To sympathize
with the bereave family, please call Mr. Sekou
Kanneh of New Jersey,
United States of America@ (609)-357-8482.
Elders
of Quardu-Gboni Have Spoken
January 24, 2010 By: Faliku Konneh
Today, elders of Quardu-Gboni residing in the
United States of America held a meeting with the
leadership of the Quardu-Gboni Mandingo
Association in the Americas (QGMAA). In
several remarks, the elders admonished the new
leadership to strive by all means to stay in
touch with the general membership of the
association. They also called on the
leadership to maintain contact with the
leadership of the mother organization in
Liberia, because, they believe, that is the best
way to remain informed about developments in the Quardu-Gboni District.
Meanwhile, President Mohamed Jangai Kanneh has
constituted a seven-member District
Council that will liaise with the District
Commissioner and the leadership of the mother
chapter in Liberia on the affairs of the
district.
Full story and pictures will be published soon
Major Lorma-Mandingo Peace Festival Held in
Barkedu ...See pictures
CITIZENS OF BARKIEDU
President Mohamed Jangai
Kanneh
President Kanneh has warned land-grabbers in
Liberia to stay away from the Quardu-Gboni
District. In a strongly worded position
statement issued today, the President said his
Administration has received disturbing reports
from Liberia that some unscrupulous individuals are
encouraging scam investors to exploit unwary
farmers of the District by trying to acquire
their farmlands from them under dubious
circumstances. He said while QGMAA encourages
investment in the District, potential investors
must go through the proper administrative
procedures and be very clear about their
intentions.
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