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Ladies
and Gentlemen of our noble Mandingo community, as we
approach the FELMAUSA's convention and elections 2011, I
humbly seek your permission to express my profound
disappointment and reservation about the operation and
the overall performance of the FELMAUSA national
election commission. Few weeks ago, fingers were pointed
at the SG of FELMAUSA Hon. Phamoli Kromah, for
periodically updating the community about the upcoming
FELMAUSA's convention and election 2011.
A
twenty four (24) year-old man identified as Lee G. Miah,
has disclosed that Cllr. Winston Tubman will be
Liberia's next president. The young man made the
disclosure yesterday on the ground of the Congress for
Democratic Change (CDCs) main headquarters in Congo
Town. Narrating his vision to several partisans of the
CDC and reporters, Lee said on May 28, 2011 he had a
dream in which God told him that CDC under the
leadership of Cllr. Winston Tubman and George Weah will
be Liberia's next government.
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania: It’s about that time of the year again, as
the festive season in Philadelphia kicks off. The
African Cultural Alliance of North America (ACANA)’s
annual cultural festival is been hosted for the 4th year
in the roll. As in previous years, this year event will
take place at Philadelphia’s Penn’s Landing, a Delaware
River Waterfront Corporation managed facility. The event
will take place on August 6, 2011, the stage will light
up at 2pm with an array of African, American jazz
musicians, including Go for Broke Band led by Council
woman, Penny MacDonald of the borough of Yeadon.,
Pennsylvania.
New
York, June 23, 2011 Liberia has been elected as Vice
President for the 66th Session of the United Nations
General Assembly which takes effect in mid
September2011.
This followed the election by acclamation , the
Permanent Representative of Qatar to the United Nations,
Nassir Abdul Aziz Al-Nasser as the next President of the
66th Session of the General Assembly succeeding the
current President Joseph Deiss of Switzerland.
Yes!
He did it! Ambassador George Manneh Weah, Vice Standard
Bearer of the Mighty Congress for Democratic Change,
will be graduating from college on June 25, 2011.
Ambassador Weah will be graduating as an honor student
from the Devry University in Maimi, Florida where he
studied Business Administration with emphasis in small
business and Entrepreneurship. Ambassador Weah was
admitted into the International Honor Society in
Business, Management, and Administration, and awarded a
certificate on April 25, 2011 in “recognition of high
scholastic achievement.”
I
read with utmost disbelief and frustration when someone
described the Bility campaign for being delinquent at
her campaign events. I know the author of that
particular script to be a man who has over the years
being a Mandingo announcer within and out of Liberia. I
don’t know where his allegiance belong when it comes to
electing the future president of Felmausa, but I clearly
know that he is pledging a blind allegiance based on his
regional affiliation.
Liberia
National Police (LNP) has discovered several quantities
of arms and ammunition in the high forest of U’Gbo,
Barrobo District, in River Gee County. 
FELMAUSA
presidential hopeful and former president of Liberian
Mandingo Association of Philadelphia, Hon. Mohamed
Bility, will make a last minute pitch to members of
Minnesota Mandingo Association this weekend in the Twin
Cities. The event marks Hon. Bility’s first visit to
Minnesota since announcing his plan to run for
president. Minnesota is buzzing with activities
throughout the week in preparation and anticipation of
Hon. Bility’s visit. The presidential hopeful is
scheduled to attend a rally where he is expected to
excite the community for the July election and to
convince Minnesota that he is the right man for the job.
“I
want Liberians to build a monument for me for taking
Taylor from here.” Those were the words of former rebel
leader, Sekou Damate Konneh, when he appeared before the
Truth & Reconciliation Commission public hearings in
2007. Believing that he could be awarded for taking
“terror” and “tyranny” away from mama Liberia, Damate
asked to be made president in 2005, but he lost at the
polls. Again in 2011, more heated than the 2005
elections, Damate Konneh is still eyeing the highest
seat in a country he believes he liberated from tyranny.
Mr.
President of the 65th General Assembly
A
constitutional amendment in any given situation is by
the will of the people driven by a quest for change to
alter, modify, rephrase, or add to or subtract from (a
motion, bill, constitution, etc.) by formal procedure.
Amendments are made to change or improve the
constitution, in this case, for the better by removing
and/or correcting faults therein. In the past few days,
my phone continues to be bombarded with calls by people
concern about the COLLEGE DEGREE standard set forth by
the Election Commission for candidates vying for the
FELMAUSA presidency and the two vice Presidencies.
