Minister Kamara To Address King Sao Bosso's Lecture Series Nov. 17 In Philly

Saturday, November 10, 2007/ Press Release from King Sao Bosso Lecture Series Coordinating Committee

FELMAUSA Secretaryt Gen. Morris Kromah welcomes Minister Abu Kamara

Philadelphia, PA -  Press Release

The Assistant Minister of Information for Information Services, Hon. Abu Kamara will on November 17, 2007 address the King Sao Bosso Kamara Lecture Series in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

 

The goal of the lecture series is to promote peace and reconciliation through dialogue and Min. Kamara will be speaking on topic with this objective in mind.

The lecture series is a program of the King Sao Bosso Kamara Lecture Series Coordinating Committee under the direction of the Liberian Mandingo Association of Pennsylvania. Since its launching in 2005, the lecture series have featured several prominent Liberians including Hon. Tiawon Gongloe, the Solicitor General of Liberia, Hon. Gbaa Gbala, a former Liberian government official, Dr. Abdullah Dukuly, a prominent Liberian intellectual, as well as Musa Bility, President of the National Mandingo Caucus of Liberia. The last lecture hosted Mr. Mohammed Keita and Philip Dia-Kpoto of UNICO.

Min. Kamara is in the US as the guest of, Federation of the Liberian Mandingo Association in America, FELMAUSA. He and the Liberia based singer, Massebe Kamara were scheduled to attend the recent inauguration of the newly elected leadership of Felmausa which was held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on November 3, 2007.

They could not make it on time due to unavailability of flight out of Monrovia. Now that he’s finally here, FELMAUSA and the community want to make use of the honorable assistant minister’s time by inviting him to this very important intellectual forum.

Min. Kamara expressed delight that his fellow Liberians in the US could invite him to participate in this very important program. He said he has been following the King Sao Bosso Kamara Lecture Series since its inception and that he is happy to be a part of it.

The program will be held at edifice of the African Cultural Alliance of North America (ACANA), 5526 Chester Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. All is welcome.

Signed: Mohammed Konneh,
Moderator,

Approved: Mohammed Bility
President,
United Liberian Mandingo Association of Pa