Monrovia—The Liberian National Bar Association (LNBA) has officially announced the formation of a Transitional & Inaugural Committee to oversee the inaugural ceremony for its newly elected officers, scheduled for January 31, 2025.
In a statement released on January 8, 2025, outgoing LNBA President Cllr. Sylvester D. Rennie emphasized the committee’s role in facilitating a smooth and professional leadership transition.
The committee is composed of distinguished members of the Bar, selected for their commitment to excellence and professionalism within the Association. Cllr. Kuku Y. Dorbor has been appointed as the Chairperson and is tasked with organizing the committee into specialized subcommittees to ensure effective management of the upcoming inauguration activities.
Alongside coordinating the inaugural ceremony, the committee will handle planning, logistics, and the overall execution of the event, ensuring a seamless transfer of leadership between outgoing and incoming officers. Subcommittees may include logistics, protocol, media, and finance to help optimize workflow.
The LNBA underscores the importance of this committee in promoting unity and professionalism while supporting the organization’s ongoing growth.
The leadership invites all members of the LNBA, including Chief Justice, Associate Justices, senior legal counsels, judges, magistrates, counselors, attorneys, law students, and the general public to attend the inauguration ceremony at the EJS Ministerial Complex at 2 PM on January 31, 2025.
The members of the newly formed committee include Cllr. Kuku Y. Dorbor, Chairperson, Cllr. Kanio Gba Gbala, Co-Chair/Administration, Cllr. Evelyn Lah Gongloe, Co-Chair/Operation and Cllr. Milton D. Taylor, Adviser.
Others are; Cllr. Julius Ronnie Addy, Secretary, Cllr. B. Rachell Yabah-Dubah, Ex-Officio and Outgoing Treasurer, Atty. Jeremiah Samuel Dugbo I., Ex-Officio, representing the President-Elect and Cllr. Elisha T. J. Forkeyoh, LNBA Secretary-General Elect, Ex-Officio
At the same time, the leadership is admonishing all members to support the committee in fulfilling this essential mandate as the LNBA embarks on this new chapter.
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