Julius Gondoun Writes UNICCO

April 16, 2006 - UNICCO Digest

I have always taken keen interest in the affairs and wellbeing of my dear Nimba County.

At the A.M.E. University in Monrovia (where I received a Bachelors Degree in 2002), I served as Secretary General and later President of the Nimba Student Association (NISA).

At one point, a general consensus was met by citizens of Nimba County attending the various universities and colleges in Liberia regarding the need to merge their various campus-based organization under one umbrella. A committee was then set up by the Nimba County university student community in Liberia to work on the constitution and by-laws that would create such body and guide its functions and operations. I was elected to serve as Chairman of the Constitution Committee, which successfully completed its work and presented a formal report to citizens of Nimba County gathered in the Joint Chamber at the Liberian Capitol Building where the meeting took place.

I was also a founding member of the United Nimba Citizens Council (Liberia Chapter), which was then headed by Mr. Benedict Matadi.

Now that I am here in the United States, I wish to become a member of UNICCO-USA. Thanks.

S. JULIUS GONDOUN
COLUMBIA, MD
Contact: silentgee28@yahoo.com
Phone: 410-997-7732

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