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UNICCO ELECTION GUIDELINES

March 7, 2006 - UNICCO Digest

The following shall constitute the UNICCO 2006 electoral activities:
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Announcement

Fellow Nimba Citizens:

The UNICCO Gerogia Chapter cordially invites all UNICCO Chapters, friends, well wishers and the geneal public to her installation program scheduled for Saturday February 26, 2005. The venue for the ocassion is the Comfort Inn & Suite located at 5985 Oakbrook Parkway, Norcross, Georgia. The event begins at 7: 00 PM and will be followed by an anuagural ball that will last up to the morning hours.

Officers to be installed are: Mr. Karneh Tour, Chairman; Mr. Jacob Diama, Co-Cairman; Mr. Roland Dokie, Treasurer; Mr. Edward Gaye, Comptroller; Rev. Dr. Peter Nehsahn, Chaplain; Mr. John Beglar, Assembly member and Mr. Saye Wonzon, Assmebly member.

For more information, please contact the following persons:
Ms. Alice Mahn------------------------------770 808 0465
Mrs. Kema Gaye----------------------------770 978 2673
Mrs. Malyn Paye-----------------------------678 558 2446
Mr. Karneh Tour-----------------------------678 698 3968
Mr. Jacob Diama----------------------------404 819 1182

Details concerning the installation and the planned Special Natioal Assembly will be published later.

Thanks very highly for honoring our invitation.

Alice Mahn
Chairperson
Inaugural Committee UNICCO/GA

WHO IS A POLITICIAN?

Sonkarley T. Beaie

January 24, 2005 - UNICCO Digest

In the contemporary Liberian society many people often misconstrue the meaning of politician and define it in any way to appraise their political agenda or at their individual levels of understanding. I hesitated once in addressing my audience when this question, “Would you consider yourself to be a good politician for Liberia” was posed to me
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Nimba was not Responsible for Liberian Civil War (UNICCO Press Release)

January 21, 2005 - UNICCO Digest

UNICCO condemns in the strongest possible terms, anyone or any statements that would indict or blame Nimba County for “the Liberian civil carnage and “the destabilization of West Africa”. UNICCO further resents any such insinuation that ignores the factual circumstances leading to the war and instead, uses Nimba County as a “scapegoat” for selfish interest
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