1. MR. TONY KONA FELE FOUR YEARS ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS CHAPTER LEADER IN THE SATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

2. Mr. Tony Fele Accomplishments He strengthen the Nimba Community, and UNICCO is the leading Liberian organization in the state of North Carolina. He monitor, Liberian financial club organization, he stood for the rights of the members who have been mistreated He worked with the North Carolina state officials to recognize some members the Liberian community to received benefits.

3. Mr. Tony Fele Accomplishments He had dealt with issues relating to the Nimba community, that members left the community with funds and he retrieved those funds back to the members in the community. He had introduced life insurance for members in case of death and low rate health insurance to the Nimba family. He has introduced medical text books to Ganta Methodist University for the past three years to enable our Nimba medical students to advance themselves.

4. Mr. Tony Fele Accomplishments He has connected UNICCO to other Liberian community organizations in North Carolina. He has worked with the women wing of UNICCO in North Carolina, to ship hospital beds and sheets to Sanniquellie hospitals, in Nimba county. He organizes, an honoring program to recognize outstanding UNICCO member to improve the community in North Carolina.

5. Mr. Tony Fele Accomplishments He buried two of the Nimba county citizen (Mah and Dan) successfully even though the one of them was not member of the chapter.

6. Other issues that he fought for are: Removal of Mr. Martin Dorliae from heading the board because of him being illegally force on the prople. He supported the removal of Mr. Andrew Wongeh from office because of his unilateral decision making behaviors He fought against those who wanted to divide Nimba county and change the capitol city to another city.

7. Other issues he fought for are: He stood up to those felt that it was wrong for Mr. Kieta to donate generator to the Muslim community. He felt that it was his right to do that. He also discourage members that were questioning the Sirleaf’s government of employing only one group of ethnic group from Nimba county (Mah) than the other ethnic group (Dan).

8. Other issues that he fought for are: He stood up by the decision to host the 50 th UNICCO convention in North Carolina by the administration and the board of directors.

9. Mr. Tony Kona Fele CONTESTANT FOR UNICCO NATIONAL PRESIDENT

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