Good Job on your accomplishment,I’m very honored to call you my father.I wish more people had the heart you have for helping others.

Tristian

I want to say a big thank you to you and your staff for the good work you are doing. May the Almighty God continue to give you the needed energies. I am very proud of you. Keep up the good work.

Congratulations and keep up the good work.

Isaac Rue

Mr. Collins, my son,
Thank you so very much. You make me, Bai Gbala, Seward Boons, Joseph Pour, Columbus Zinnah and William Jolo; last three Elders of Gbarzon Statutory District Amuenu organization in the America, very proud and proud indeed we are today under your administration. Why do I say so?
Because we broke with the unattainable and non-committal policy of non-involvement of the Grand Gedeh Elders in our diaspora community and made open our support for you during your recent campaign for the GGAA’s national leadership. We made that decision with no apology because we felt then and feel now, that if Elders under the palm tree should not allow the tapping knife to get lost, they have to be involved. How in the world Elders will stop the tapping knife from getting lost if they are not there under the palm tree? Yes, we gave respect to their parents respect and honor in the past and today. But they will not respect us today, so what? For so long we allow the young people [Grand Gedeans]to carry on the leadership. So what we and our people back home got from them. Shameless corruption, refusal to leave office when their time expires, refusal to turn over money and other properties belonging to the diaspora community and then forced from office. I say with authority that because the older folks are not among them that is why all the tapping knives have been sneaked under their personal beds to no benefit to ourselves and our suffering people back home. Therefore, I make this a WAKE UP CALL for the Elders to get involved so that we can have the clear vision and opportunity to tell any one of the young Grand Gedeans not to do things the wrong and stupid way as they are doing. Remember that it is difficult to correct wrong that can be prevented for we all know very well that: “Prevention is better than cure.”

The reconstruction of Grand Gedeh County starts with us in the America. That is the reason why God made it possible for us to get on this side of the world. On December 29, 2011, the people of Grand Cape Mount County officially dedicated Konjah Bridge in Liberia. Report from that ceremony stated: “Cape Mountanians in the United States have completed an ambitious bridge project in Porkpa District, Grand Cape Mount County, costing over US$100,000.00.” What can the Grand Gedeans say too: “O.” What a shame! I will remiss to end here without calling for national audit of all previous administrations of the GGAA’s leadership including all Districts’ organizations in the Grand Gedeh diaspora community for the past 10 years. They still have those monies and money can not get rotten and our people need our financial help to alleviate their untold sufferings.

P. Allison Tarlue, Sr.

Joseph Solo

You are now the gateway of what will be the beginning of Grand Gedeh new generation of leaders. We really appreciate all the efforts of your administration. Your administration helped created new Chapters in our union. You made active the Iowa Chapter once again and brought unity to the union by reaching out to all of us. We can now proudly say GGAA is our organization.

We have not had any President who’s down to earth and yet understands the need of our people back home. You have our moral and financial support. We are proud to be on the map once again. Keep up the good work.
Harry

Bravo!

Kwame Oldpa Weeks