As the date draws closer for the up-coming 2^nd FELMAUSA inauguration on November 6 – 8, 2009 in Newark, New Jersey, the various women organizations around the U.S. have vowed to show their full support for the in-coming administration. The biggest question now is “who produces the highest turnout of female organizations?” Is it Philly (hometown of the VP for Operations), the Washington, DC Metro Areas (MD, NC, VA and WA) where the in-coming president originates, or NY where the VP for administration resides? Better yet, will the largest crowd hail from the mid-west (Chicago, MN, WI and ND)?

Amidst the sensations and electrifying excitements the inaugural has brought to the various chapters, one cannot under-estimate any chapter in the process. The president-elect vowed to rally full support from the Washington, DC Metro Areas for the inaugural. The president is making every effort to make sure the DC area come out favorite among the women during inauguration night. Few of the prominent Washington Metro Area females mentioned expected to heat up the competition are Saran Sackor, Maciagbeh Donzo and Malofo Donzo. One can remember how much support the president-elect received from his home state, the Washington Metro Areas, during the past elections in the twin cities of MN.  

The mid-west has always been a center of attraction since the formation of FELMAUSA and one cannot dismiss the level of productivity that will emit from that part of the United States. With developing stories emitting from the elections fever that is gripping the state of MN by storm, the new leadership will be challenged to use the inauguration as a litmus test as far as producing massive turnout from that state. The leadership will definitely have to collaborate with WI, IL, and ND in an effort to beat the indomitable Philly women.  

Meanwhile, every effort is been exerted by the VP for Administration-elect Hon. Mohammed Kromah to make sure NY is fully represented. The VEEP has embarked on a rigorous campaign among the women of New York to ensure their total presence at the occasion. According to the VEEP, his out-reach effort is beginning to take shape and he is 100% confident that rain or shine, Nov 7^th will be a night for New Yorkers. Definitely, it will be a night when the women of NY will show their true, competitive dominance to their counterparts (“Philly Women”) of Philadelphia.

For their part, the various women organizations in Philly promise to do what they usually do. “GO OUT IN OUR RECORD NUMBERS AND MAINTAIN THE STATUS QUO” According to the president of LIMAP, Mohammed Bility, his community has always galvanized support around the city when there is an eminent competition against other states. The president stated emphatically that his state has won most of the FELMAUSA competitions over the year and, as such does not envisage ANYTHING WHATSOEVER that will stop his state from maintaining its indomitable status and place in FELMAUSA.