MONROVIA – Former Liberian Vice President Joseph N. Boakai departs Liberia this Friday, July 21, for the United States of America for a two-week visit that will take him to four states.
The Unity Party Standard Bearer, accompanied by his Wife, Mrs. Kartumu Y. Boakai, will be making special stops in the US States of New Jersey, and Rhode Island before reaching his destination in Minnesota.
Honorable Boakai will be in the Twin Cities primarily to participate in matrimonial services of his Granddaughter, Counselor Jengeih Sia Tamba and her Fiancé, Mr. Bradley Peterson, which takes place in Chaska, Minnesota, on Sunday, July 30. In a warmup to the main wedding, Ambassador Boakai, a towering family man, will grace the Bridal Shower in Brooklyn Park, in the evening of Friday, July 28.
Miss Tamba, Senior Associate in Pillsbury’s Global Sourcing and Technology Practice, is the Daughter of Dr. J. Emmanuel Tamba (the elder son of Honorable Boakai) and husband of Mrs. Louise Tamba of Minnesota, the mother.
On the margins of the wedding, the UP-Standard Bearer will have several engagements with UP partisans, representatives of supporting political parties, ordinary supporters and well-wishers.
The renowned Statesman, currently the leading opposition figure in Liberia, will seek to shed light on his vision and his Party’s platform and policies encapsulated in the overall Rescue Mission that was launched to redeem and rebrand Liberia.
The UP Political Leader will be articulating his views on plans to revive the country’s depressed and shattered economy. He will also take time off to meet and interact with key business people and investors to discuss business and investment climate and opportunities in Liberia.
Former Vice President Boakai departs the USA to return to Liberia on August 2 in full gear to resume his rigorous campaign activities.
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