I’m Miss Memakeh K. Gbonah, born unto the union of Mr and Mrs Gbonah. I’m the first of four children, I hail from Nimba county, Liberia.
I did my primary and secondary education at the F-SHAM of Faith Girls Academy, and I’m presently in India doing my BSc in Medical Lab Science.
Memakeh K. Gbonah
National Assistant Secretary - ALSI
Gender: Female
Branch/Organ of Service: National Executive Council (NEC)
Political Party: LSMPC
Sworn into Office/Tenure: July 26, 2025 - Present
Qualification: BSc Medical Lab (Ongoing)
Leadership Skills: Execution, Advocacy, Record Keeping and Management, Visionary Leadership, Effective Communication, Critical Thinking, Community Engagement, Strategic Planning.
100-days Deliverables:
- Bank Account Establishment (Subsidiary)
- Decentralization Bill (Submission)
- Website Development Project (Initiation)
Tags:
Office: Office of the Secretariat
Constituents: The Secretary General
The National Executive Council
Title: Secretary Deputy (formal)
Mr. ASG (Informal)
Mail: secretary@alsihub.com
All information provided on this Bio Page are fond of precision and may not be of accuracy. These are limited by the current happenings and developments arising from the editor's knowledge.
Our dedicated team of trailblazers works tirelessly to empower Liberian students, amalgamating a vibrant community of growth, unity, and excellence. Explore more about ALSI at alsihub.com and stay inspired by the remarkable individuals driving our mission forward. Together, we’re creating a brighter future for Liberian students in India and beyond.
All information provided on this Bio Page are fond of precision and may not be of accuracy. These are limited by the current happenings and developments arising from the editor's knowledge.
Our dedicated team of trailblazers works tirelessly to empower Liberian students, amalgamating a vibrant community of growth, unity, and excellence. Explore more about ALSI at alsihub.com and stay inspired by the remarkable individuals driving our mission forward. Together, we’re creating a brighter future for Liberian students in India and beyond.
