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Joe Flomo Matthew
National President

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Ethel N. Livingstone
National Vice President

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Frank Flomo Carter
National Secretary

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Blyden Kennedy
National Treasurer

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Rev. Dr. Mulba Borsay
National Chaplain

2008 National Convention - Friday May 23rd - Sunday May 25, 2008 - Hapeville, Georgia

Venue
IGWEBUIKE SOCIAL CLUB OF ATLANTA
3391 Dogwood Drive 
Hapeville , GA 30354
Telephone: 404-761-6363

NOTE: This is a FUNCTION ONLY FACILITY. This means calls to this facility might not be answered during the day.

Saturday May 24, 2008
Convention - 8:00 AM - 5:00PM
IGWEBUIKE SOCIAL CLUB OF ATLANTA
3391 Dogwood Drive 
Hapeville , GA 30354
Telephone: 404-761-6363

Saturday May 24, 2008 - Possible Tour of MLK Center in Atlanta - under discussion
5:30 PM - 7:00PM

Sunday May 25, 2008 - Final Session
8:00AM - 2:00PM
IGWEBUIKE SOCIAL CLUB OF ATLANTA
3391 Dogwood Drive 
Hapeville , GA 30354
Telephone: 404-761-6363

Friday May 23rd, 2008
Welcoming Party
8:00PM - 12:00 Midnight
Mr. & Mrs. Sumo’s Residence
6947 Biscayne Blve.
Rex, GA 30273

Saturday May 24, 2008 - Convention Ball
8:00 PM - 3:00AM
IGWEBUIKE SOCIAL CLUB OF ATLANTA
3391 Dogwood Drive 
Hapeville , GA 30354
Telephone: 404-761-6363

The National Administration of United Bong is urging members to commence early arrangements for the Convention in Georgia.

Information about hotel reservations can be found at our 2008 National Convention Infoamtion site at
http://www.unitedbong.org/convention2008.htm

Let us all go to Georgia, hang heads together, and come up with solutions to some of our common problems.

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KWA KU YEI TOR GEAH MA, KOO KOO LOI TOI

MEANING: LET US ALL JOIN HANDS AND BUILD OUR LAND.

MR. RAYMOND SUMO, HIS OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE GEORGIA CHAPTER WELCOME FELLOW BONG COUNTY CITIZENS TO THE PEACH STATE OF GEORGIA.

DO NOT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE. COME TO GEORGIA AND ENJOY THE SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY...

Contacts:
Raymond Sumo

nalone_sumo@yahoo.com
404-579-5919
Charles Tonkollie
678-858-2044
Dennis Kottee
dkotee@yahoo.com
404-246-1849
Moses Stryker
678-576-9992
James W. Wilson
678-481-1907
C. Pewee Sulonteh
646-245-8170

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United Bong County Association in the Americas was founded with two goals in mind. Firstly, to unite citizens and residents of Bong County, and provide moral and material supports to members of the Bong Community in the US and the people of Bong County in Liberia during the country’s raging civil war. Secondly, it provides a forum where its members can discuss matters pertinent to Bong County and Liberia.

However, as Liberia emerges from violent past, and embraces peace, Bong County, like the rest of Liberia is now focusing on the task of national reconstruction. It is in this vein that the United Bong County Association in the Americas now shifts its focus to rebuilding of Bong County, particularly in the areas of education and health.

The Association recognizes that education and health are important in ensuring lasting peace and sustainable national development. United Bong also recognizes the enormity of the tasks, but is convinced that support from its members, friends of Bong County as the general public it can forge ahead, and become a viable partner in the nation building process.

This site provides information on the activities of United Bong County Association in the Americas and its various projects. It also provides a unique opportunity to either become a member of the United Bong or its partner in progress.

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Bong County Wins 2008 County Meet
After 40 years of participation, Bong County recently won the 2008 National County Meet after defeating Rivercess 4 goals to 3 following penalty shootouts. On behalf of the officers and members of United Bong, Inc., I take this time very respectfully to congratulate our football team for this great achievement. I also want to thank the Superintendent, the Coaches, and all those responsible for preparing our team to live up to the challenges and finally delivered. I want you to know United Bong is proud of you and appreciates your efforts on behalf of us all. Click Here to read the entire story.


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Relief Efforts In Sinoyea District - (New)
Under the leadership of Bong County Senator Junior Senator Franklin Siakor, relief efforts are underway in Sinoyea District to assist the people of Daikpansu, Vuku, and Korlon Towns from recent attacks by armed men. Click Here to read more...


United Bong considers it repugnant, barbaric, senseless, and inhumane recent attacks on innocent people in Sanoyea District, Bong County. United Bong condemns such acts in the strongest terms. Click
Here for details...



End of Year 2007 Report on Community-Based Self-help Development Initiatives in Bong County in partnership with the office of Senator Franklin Obed Siakor. Click Here To Read His Report In Detail...(New)


Annual Legislative Report By Hon. George Mulbah, Representative From Jorquelleh District, Bong County. Click Here To Read His Report In Detail...(New)


Four Months and Twenty-one Days - Detailed Report
About four months and twenty-one days ago, my administration officially began the task of administering the affairs of our Association. Since then, we have made significant strides to ensure the smooth operations of our beloved Association. Click Here For More...(New)
By J. Flomo Matthew
National President

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National President Takes National Tour While National Vice President Takes International Tour.
The National President Mr. Joe Flomo Matthew has embarked on a nation wide tour to meet one-on-one with Bong County Citizens across the United States. The visits are intended to give the President opportunities to discuss ways to make United Bong stronger. They also afford the President opportunities to discuss development issues in Bong County, and ways United Bong can be a partner. The President places importance to these visits, as he believes that in order to have a strong National Association, there have to be strong local chapters. The President hopes his visits can serve as added incentives for the already vibrant local chapters to be even great.

The President has already visited with the Rhodes Island, Georgia, and North Carolina Chapters. He is scheduled to visit with the Iowa and New Jersey Chapters in March 2008. Arrangements are under way to enable him visit with the Maryland, Minnesota, and California Chapters in early Spring 2008.

In the meantime, the National Vice President Ms. Ethel Livingstone is currently on an international tour with a visit to Liberia. While in Liberia, the National Vice President will seek the interest of United Bong by meeting with the former contractor of the Education Resource Center in Gbarnga to arrange for the turn over of materials, financial and other reports on the status of the project. The National Vice President is to also meet with the Superintendent, the Bong County Legislative Caucus, and the Bong County Women Association. We wish our National Vice President a safe trip to the motherland.