ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Executive Committee and the Members of the African Studies and Research Forum (ASRF) extend their appreciation to the Board of Trustees, President Attah, the administration, faculty, staff, students and alumni of the African Methodist Episcopal University(AMEU) for hosting and supporting the organization’s “Silver Jubilee Conference.” THE LEADERSHIP OF THE AFRICAN STUDIES AND RESEARCH FORUM(ASRF), 2020-2022 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE George Klay Kieh, Jr. (Texas Southern University & African Methodist Episcopal University, Liberia), President Fredline M’Cormack-Hale (Seton Hall University), Vice President for Diaspora Affairs Jimmy Imo (Imo State Government, Nigeria), Vice President for Continental Affairs Ishmael Munene (Northern Arizona University), Executive Secretary Christine Mathenge (Austin Peay State University, Tennessee), Treasurer Samuel Zalanga (Bethel University, Minnesota), Director of Research & Publications Doyin Coker-Kolo (Indiana University-Southeast), Chair, Standing Committee for Awards Sabina Boateng-Appiah (University of Cape Coast, Ghana), Chair, Standing Committee for Projects Ajeo’ri Agbese (University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley), Chair, Standing Committee for Public Affairs STANDING COMMITTEE FOR AWARDS Doyin Coker-Kolo(Indiana University-Southeast), Chair Joe Amoako(Delaware State University), Member Ibipo Johnston-Anumanwo(State University of New York at Cortland), Member Egodi Uchendu(University of Nigeria-Nsukka), Member Femi Vaughan(Smith College), Member STANDING COMMITTEE FOR PROJECTS Sabina Boateng-Appiah(University of Cape Coast, Ghana), Chair Sheikh Tejan Drammeh(University of West Georgia), Member Isaac Junius(State Government of New Jersey), Member Johnson Makoba(University of Nevada-Reno), Member STANDING COMMITTEE FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS Aje’ori Agbese(University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley), Chair Edward Lama Wonkeryor(Ministry of Education, Liberia), Member Richard Yidana(Grand Valley State University, Michigan), Member STANDING COMMITTEE FOR RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS Samuel Zalanga(Bethel University, Minnesota), Chair Veronica Fynn Bruey( Athabasca University, Canada), Member Shadrack Nasong\'o(Rhodes College), Member Florence Wakoko-Studstill(Columbus State University), Member Pius Tanga(University of Fort Hare, South Africa), Member SPECIAL COMMITTEES THE BEST BOOK PUBLISHED ON AFRICA AWARD COMMITTEE James Gire(Virginia Military Institute), Chair Sabelle Abidde(Alabama State University), Member John Conteh(Wright State University, Ohio), Member THE BEST GRADUATE STUDENT PAPER AWARD COMMITTEE Mueni wa Muiu(Winston-Salem State University), Chair Assensoh(Indiana University & University of Oregon), Member Kelechi A. Kalu(University of California at Riverside), Member PROGRAM COMMITTEE FOR THE 25TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE Emmanuel O. Oritsejafor (North Carolina Central University), Co-Chair Sabina Boateng-Appiah(University of Cape Coast, Ghana), Co-Chair LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE Augustine Konneh, Chair, Dean of the AME University Graduate School Jenkins Yancy, Co-Chair, Vice President for Administration Charlene A. Carey, Member, Assistant Vice President for Institutional Advancement Augurie E. Stevens, Member, Vice President for Academic Support Services Emmanuel Seh, Member, Administrator, Graduate School Thomas Sellue, Member, Head of Security Patrick Nagbe, Member, Assistant Facility Director THE JOURNAL OF AFRICAN STUDIES AND RESEARCH Emmanuel O. Oritsejafor (North Carolina Central University), Inaugural Editor-In-Chief THE AWARDS OF THE ASRF “Excellence in Artistry and Performance Award” “Excellence in Research Award” “The Humanitarian Award” ‘The Presidential Award” “The Best Book Award” “The Best Article in the Journal of African Studies and Research Award” “The Best Graduate Student Conference Paper Award” DAY TWO: FRIDAY, June 24, 2022 SESSION I: 9.00-10.45 A.M. Panel 1: Peace and Conflict Building & Room Number: C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall CGH - 1 NAME(S) Institutional Affiliation Title of Presentation/Role Chair/ Moderator Thomas Kaydor Augustine Konneh African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia-Liberia Conflict and Politics: A Case Study of the Liberian Civil Conflict Christian T. Ghalie -Tabla Liberia Institute of Public Administration In the Midst of Conflicts and Politics, the People Will sSrvive Egodi Uchendu & Emmanuel J. Ibuot University of Nigeria Nsukka \"Baby Bush Rat\": On Bailing the Rat from the Cat Monsue T. Sipply African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia- Liberia The Impact of Political Conflicts in Africa Discussant Audience Audience Panel 2: Peace and Conflict II Building & Room Number: C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall CGH - 3 NAME(S) Institutional Affiliation Title of Presentation/Role Chair/ Moderator Abraham Bility Jendele Hungbo Federal University Oye Ekiti, Nigeria In search of a political god: Religions songs and Political Campaign in Southwest Nigeria Edwin T. Juah African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia-Liberia The Role of Non -State Actors and Development Jones Oladehinde Arogbofa University of Ibadan, Nigeria National Interest and National Defense Policy: Imperatives for National Security Chijoke Uwah University of Fort Hare, South Africa Integrating Theater’s involvement in the intersections between Migration, Discrimination, and Xenophobia in South Africa Robert Gaye African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia-Liberia Liberia’s Governance Challenge: The Case of Decentralization Discussant Audience Audience Panel 3: The SDG and the Challenges of Development in Africa Building & Room Number: C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall CGH-4 NAME(S) Institutional Affiliation Title of Presentation/Role Chair/Moderator Augustine Konneh Shiekh Tijan Drameh University of West Georgia, USA “Afrocentric” SDGs: A Case for An African Version of the UN-SDGs Tom Kaydor New University, Slovenia, & Galilee College The SDG and the Challenges of Development in Africa-by 2030 George Klay Kieh Jr. Texas Southern University, USA. The Liberian State & The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). James M. Flomo -Kellen African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia-Liberia The Role of the African Union on Regional Security Discussant Audience Audience SESSION II: 11.00-12.45 P.M. Building & Room: C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall CGH-5 Panel 4: ROUNDTABLE on \"Nigeria in the Fourth Republic: Confronting Economic, Political and Social Dilemmas\" In Honor of Professor Julius O. Ihonvbere, Member of the House of Representatives of the Federal Republic of Nigeria & Founding Member and Founding Vice President of the African Studies and Research Forum (ASRF). NAME(S) Institutional Affiliation Chair/ Moderator E. Ike Udogu Appalachian State University, USA. E. Ike Udogu Appalachian State University, USA. George Klay Kieh, Jr. Texas Southern University, USA. Discussant Audience SESSION III: Saturday June 25, 2022 9:00am-10:45am Panel 5: Gender, Masculinity, and Identity Building & Room Number: C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall CGH-6 NAME(S) Institutional Affiliation Title of Presentation/Role Chair/ Moderator Abiodun Gbalah Abiodun Gbalah African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia-Liberia Gender Equality in Africa Doyin Coker-Kolo & S. Renee Jones Indiana University – Southeast, USA. Middle Tennessee State University. USA Human Trafficking and Violation of Girls Rights to Education in sub-Saharan Africa E. Ike Udogu Appalachian State University, USA. Women and Human Rights Challenges in the Global South: The Contemporary Discourse Nkiru Ohia University of Nigeria -Nsukka, Nigeria Social Construction of Masculinity Amidst Contemporary Insecurity and Economic Crisis in Nigeria: Implications for the Igbo Families. Toyin Shittu Al-Hikmah University, Ilorin, Kwara-Nigeria Patriarchy and (de)-classification of Women in Neo-Colonial States: A Study of NawaiEl Saadawi’s Women at Point Zero and Lola Soneyins the Secret of Baba Segi’s Wives Godfrey Eloho African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia-Liberia Gender Masculinity and Identity- Regional and Continental Response: A Case Study of Liberia and Nigeria Discussant Audience Audience Panel 6: Education, Literacy, & Development Building & Room Number: C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall CGH-5 NAME(S) Institutional Affiliation Title of Presentation/Role Chair/ Moderator Edwin Juah Edet Clay Jones African Methodist Episcopal University Education, Literacy and Education: Engineering Capacity Building in Liberia Augurie E. Stevens African Methodist Episcopal University Liberian Teachers Perception of a Scripted Written Curriculum: A Case Study Eleanor A. Henricks & Nkonwaba May University of Fort Hare, South Africa Socio-economic Barriers to Education in the Social Sciences: An Experience of Online Learning During COVID-19 Christy Aisha Olorunfemi University of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. A Narrative Inquiry into Social and Educational Experiences of Poor Black South African Student Parents in Higher Education Discussant Discussant Audience Audience SESSION IV: 10:45am -12:00pm Panel 7: COVID -19 Pandemic & Development Building & Room C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall CGH-5 NAME(S) Institutional Affiliation Title of Presentation/Role Chair/ Moderator Samuel M. Nyema Zintlew Ntshongwana & Busisiwe Nkala-Dlamini University of Witwatersrand, South Africa Double Pandemic: Poverty During COVI-19 in South Africa Samuel M. Nyema African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia-Liberia Assessing the Challenges of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Small and Medium -Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Liberia Rotimi Ajayi Federal University, Lokoja, Kogi-Nigeria Religion, Prophets, and Covid-19: Responses of Non-State Actors to Health-Care Challenges in Nigeria. D. Levi Hinneh Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia Crisis, Epidemics, and Investment: A Case Study of the Liberian Healthcare Delivery System and Infrastructure. Discussant Audience Audience Panel 8: Economic Development Building & Room Number C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall CGH-6 NAME(S) Institutional Affiliation Title of Presentation/Role Chair/ Moderator Esi K. Ogunkoya Esi K. Ogunkoya African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia, Liberia The Impact of Monitoring and Evaluation and Human Capital Asset on Balanced Development Tarpeh L. Usayee African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia, Liberia The Role of Non-State Actors in Socio-Economic Development: A Case Study of Firestone in Liberia Ramses T. Kumbuyah African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia, Liberia Liberia’s Growing Debt: A Concern for Unsustainability. Abraham R. Bility African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia, Liberia The Gaps and Challenges of Development in Post-Conflict Liberia Richard Edeme University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria The Role of Agricultural Innovation and Sustainable System of Transformation in enhancing Agricultural Employment in West African Countries Discussant Audience Audience Festilivalising Cultures for Africa’s Development SESSION V: Lunch Time: 12:00 – 1:30pm The Official Lunching of the ASRF’s “Africa Policy Dialogue Series:” Dialogue: “Traditional Systems of Governance in Nigeria” with Eze Gabe Nwosu, “The Inaugural Policy-Maker The Umuopara Obinagwu Imo State, Federal Republic of Nigeria Chair: Jimmy Imo (Imo State Government, Federal Republic of Nigeria), Vice President for Continental Affairs, African Studies, and Research Forum (ASRF) 1.The Occasion George Klay Kieh, Jr. President, African Studies & Research Forum Introduction of the “Inaugural African Jimmy Imo Policy-maker” Vice President for Continental Affairs African Studies and Research Forum Presentation Eze Gabe Nwosu “The Inaugural African Policy-Maker The Umuopara Obinagwu Imo State, Federal Republic of Nigeria Dialogue ***************************************************************************** ANNUAL AWARDS PROGRAM AND BANQUET Corina Hotel- Monrovia, Liberia 6 P.M Master of Ceremonies: Augustine Konneh, Chair of the Local Arrangements Committee Welcome Augustine Konneh, Chair Local Arrangements Committee Greetings Dr. Alvin Attah President, African Methodist Episcopal University ************Dinner Served************** The Presentation of the Doyin Coker-Kolo “Excellence in Research Award” Chair, Awards Committee African Studies and Research Forum (ASRF) The Presentation of “The George Klay Kieh, Jr. Presidential Award” President, African Studies & Research Forum (ASRF) The Turning Over to the New George Klay Kieh, Jr. ASRF Administration for 2022-2024 Outgoing President African Studies & Research Forum (ASRF) Announcements Augustine Konneh, Chair Local Arrangements Committee
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Executive Committee and the Members of the African Studies and Research Forum (ASRF) extend their appreciation to the Board of Trustees, President Attah, the administration, faculty, staff, students and alumni of the African Methodist Episcopal University(AMEU) for hosting and supporting the organization’s “Silver Jubilee Conference.”
THE LEADERSHIP OF THE AFRICAN STUDIES AND RESEARCH FORUM(ASRF), 2020-2022
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
George Klay Kieh, Jr. (Texas Southern University & African Methodist Episcopal University, Liberia), President
Fredline M’Cormack-Hale (Seton Hall University), Vice President for Diaspora Affairs
Jimmy Imo (Imo State Government, Nigeria), Vice President for Continental Affairs
Ishmael Munene (Northern Arizona University), Executive Secretary
Christine Mathenge (Austin Peay State University, Tennessee), Treasurer
Samuel Zalanga (Bethel University, Minnesota), Director of Research & Publications
Doyin Coker-Kolo (Indiana University-Southeast), Chair, Standing Committee for Awards
Sabina Boateng-Appiah (University of Cape Coast, Ghana), Chair, Standing Committee for Projects
Ajeo’ri Agbese (University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley), Chair, Standing Committee for Public Affairs
STANDING COMMITTEE FOR AWARDS
Doyin Coker-Kolo(Indiana University-Southeast), Chair
Joe Amoako(Delaware State University), Member
Ibipo Johnston-Anumanwo(State University of New York at Cortland), Member
Egodi Uchendu(University of Nigeria-Nsukka), Member
Femi Vaughan(Smith College), Member
STANDING COMMITTEE FOR PROJECTS
Sabina Boateng-Appiah(University of Cape Coast, Ghana), Chair
Sheikh Tejan Drammeh(University of West Georgia), Member
Isaac Junius(State Government of New Jersey), Member
Johnson Makoba(University of Nevada-Reno), Member
STANDING COMMITTEE FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Aje’ori Agbese(University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley), Chair
Edward Lama Wonkeryor(Ministry of Education, Liberia), Member
Richard Yidana(Grand Valley State University, Michigan), Member
STANDING COMMITTEE FOR RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS
Samuel Zalanga(Bethel University, Minnesota), Chair
Veronica Fynn Bruey( Athabasca University, Canada), Member
Shadrack Nasong\'o(Rhodes College), Member
Florence Wakoko-Studstill(Columbus State University), Member
Pius Tanga(University of Fort Hare, South Africa), Member
SPECIAL COMMITTEES
THE BEST BOOK PUBLISHED ON AFRICA AWARD COMMITTEE
James Gire(Virginia Military Institute), Chair
Sabelle Abidde(Alabama State University), Member
John Conteh(Wright State University, Ohio), Member
THE BEST GRADUATE STUDENT PAPER AWARD COMMITTEE
Mueni wa Muiu(Winston-Salem State University), Chair
Kelechi A. Kalu(University of California at Riverside), Member
PROGRAM COMMITTEE FOR THE 25TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Emmanuel O. Oritsejafor (North Carolina Central University), Co-Chair
Sabina Boateng-Appiah(University of Cape Coast, Ghana), Co-Chair
LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE
Augustine Konneh, Chair, Dean of the AME University Graduate School
Jenkins Yancy, Co-Chair, Vice President for Administration
Charlene A. Carey, Member, Assistant Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Augurie E. Stevens, Member, Vice President for Academic Support Services
Emmanuel Seh, Member, Administrator, Graduate School
Thomas Sellue, Member, Head of Security
Patrick Nagbe, Member, Assistant Facility Director
THE JOURNAL OF AFRICAN STUDIES AND RESEARCH
Emmanuel O. Oritsejafor (North Carolina Central University), Inaugural Editor-In-Chief
THE AWARDS OF THE ASRF
“Excellence in Artistry and Performance Award”
“Excellence in Research Award”
“The Humanitarian Award”
‘The Presidential Award”
“The Best Book Award”
“The Best Article in the Journal of African Studies and Research Award”
“The Best Graduate Student Conference Paper Award”
DAY TWO: FRIDAY, June 24, 2022
SESSION I: 9.00-10.45 A.M.
Panel 1: Peace and Conflict
Building & Room Number: C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall
CGH - 1
NAME(S)
Institutional Affiliation
Title of Presentation/Role
Chair/ Moderator
Thomas Kaydor
Augustine Konneh
African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia-Liberia
Conflict and Politics: A Case Study of the Liberian Civil Conflict
Christian T. Ghalie -Tabla
Liberia Institute of Public Administration
In the Midst of Conflicts and Politics, the People Will sSrvive
Egodi Uchendu & Emmanuel J. Ibuot
University of Nigeria Nsukka
\"Baby Bush Rat\": On Bailing the Rat from the Cat
Monsue T. Sipply
African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia- Liberia
The Impact of Political Conflicts in Africa
Discussant
Audience
Panel 2: Peace and Conflict II
CGH - 3
Abraham Bility
Jendele Hungbo
Federal University
Oye Ekiti, Nigeria
In search of a political god: Religions songs and Political Campaign in Southwest Nigeria
Edwin T. Juah
The Role of Non -State Actors and Development
Jones Oladehinde Arogbofa
University of Ibadan, Nigeria
National Interest and National Defense Policy: Imperatives for National Security
Chijoke Uwah
University of Fort Hare, South Africa
Integrating Theater’s involvement in the intersections between Migration, Discrimination, and Xenophobia in South Africa
Robert Gaye
Liberia’s Governance Challenge: The Case of Decentralization
Panel 3: The SDG and the Challenges of Development in Africa
CGH-4
Chair/Moderator
Shiekh Tijan Drameh
University of West Georgia, USA
“Afrocentric” SDGs: A Case for An African Version of the UN-SDGs
Tom Kaydor
New University, Slovenia, & Galilee College
The SDG and the Challenges of Development in Africa-by 2030
George Klay Kieh Jr.
Texas Southern University, USA.
The Liberian State & The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
James M. Flomo -Kellen
The Role of the African Union on Regional Security
SESSION II: 11.00-12.45 P.M.
Building & Room: C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall
CGH-5
Panel 4: ROUNDTABLE
on
\"Nigeria in the Fourth Republic: Confronting Economic, Political and Social Dilemmas\"
In Honor of Professor Julius O. Ihonvbere, Member of the House of Representatives of the Federal Republic of Nigeria & Founding Member and Founding Vice President of the African Studies and Research Forum (ASRF).
E. Ike Udogu
Appalachian State University, USA.
George Klay Kieh, Jr.
SESSION III: Saturday June 25, 2022
9:00am-10:45am
Panel 5: Gender, Masculinity, and Identity
CGH-6
Abiodun Gbalah
Gender Equality in Africa
Doyin Coker-Kolo &
S. Renee Jones
Indiana University – Southeast, USA.
Middle Tennessee State University. USA
Human Trafficking and Violation of Girls Rights to Education in sub-Saharan Africa
Women and Human Rights Challenges in the Global South: The Contemporary Discourse
Nkiru Ohia
University of Nigeria -Nsukka, Nigeria
Social Construction of Masculinity Amidst Contemporary Insecurity and Economic Crisis in Nigeria: Implications for the Igbo Families.
Toyin Shittu
Al-Hikmah University, Ilorin, Kwara-Nigeria
Patriarchy and (de)-classification of Women in Neo-Colonial States: A Study of NawaiEl Saadawi’s Women at Point Zero and Lola Soneyins the Secret of Baba Segi’s Wives
Godfrey Eloho
Gender Masculinity and Identity- Regional and Continental Response: A Case Study of Liberia and Nigeria
Panel 6: Education, Literacy, & Development
Edwin Juah
Edet Clay Jones
African Methodist Episcopal University
Education, Literacy and Education: Engineering Capacity Building in Liberia
Augurie E. Stevens
Liberian Teachers Perception of a Scripted Written Curriculum: A Case Study
Eleanor A. Henricks &
Nkonwaba May
Socio-economic Barriers to Education in the Social Sciences: An Experience of Online Learning During COVID-19
Christy Aisha Olorunfemi
University of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa.
A Narrative Inquiry into Social and Educational Experiences of Poor Black South African Student Parents in Higher Education
SESSION IV: 10:45am -12:00pm
Panel 7: COVID -19 Pandemic & Development
Building & Room C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall
Samuel M. Nyema
Zintlew Ntshongwana &
Busisiwe Nkala-Dlamini
University of Witwatersrand, South Africa
Double Pandemic: Poverty During COVI-19 in South Africa
Assessing the Challenges of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Small and Medium -Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Liberia
Rotimi Ajayi
Federal University, Lokoja, Kogi-Nigeria
Religion, Prophets, and Covid-19: Responses of Non-State Actors to Health-Care Challenges in Nigeria.
D. Levi Hinneh
Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia
Crisis, Epidemics, and Investment: A Case Study of the Liberian Healthcare Delivery System and Infrastructure.
Panel 8: Economic Development
Building & Room Number C. Garnett Henning Sr. Hall
Esi K. Ogunkoya
African Methodist Episcopal University, Monrovia, Liberia
The Impact of Monitoring and Evaluation and Human Capital Asset on Balanced Development
Tarpeh L. Usayee
The Role of Non-State Actors in Socio-Economic Development: A Case Study of Firestone in Liberia
Ramses T. Kumbuyah
Liberia’s Growing Debt: A Concern for Unsustainability.
Abraham R. Bility
The Gaps and Challenges of Development in Post-Conflict Liberia
Richard Edeme
University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria
The Role of Agricultural Innovation and Sustainable System of Transformation in enhancing Agricultural Employment in West African Countries
Festilivalising Cultures for Africa’s Development
SESSION V: Lunch Time: 12:00 – 1:30pm
The Official Lunching of the ASRF’s “Africa Policy Dialogue Series:”
Dialogue: “Traditional Systems of Governance in Nigeria” with
Eze Gabe Nwosu, “The Inaugural Policy-Maker
The Umuopara Obinagwu
Imo State, Federal Republic of Nigeria
Chair: Jimmy Imo (Imo State Government, Federal Republic of Nigeria), Vice President for Continental Affairs, African Studies, and Research Forum (ASRF)
1.The Occasion George Klay Kieh, Jr.
President, African Studies & Research Forum
Policy-maker” Vice President for Continental Affairs
African Studies and Research Forum
“The Inaugural African Policy-Maker
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ANNUAL AWARDS PROGRAM AND BANQUET
Corina Hotel- Monrovia, Liberia
6 P.M
Master of Ceremonies: Augustine Konneh,
Chair of the Local Arrangements Committee
Welcome Augustine Konneh, Chair
Local Arrangements Committee
Greetings Dr. Alvin Attah
President, African Methodist
Episcopal University
************Dinner Served**************
The Presentation of the Doyin Coker-Kolo
“Excellence in Research Award” Chair, Awards Committee
African Studies and Research Forum (ASRF)
The Presentation of “The George Klay Kieh, Jr.
Presidential Award” President, African Studies & Research
Forum (ASRF)
The Turning Over to the New George Klay Kieh, Jr.
ASRF Administration for 2022-2024 Outgoing President
African Studies & Research Forum (ASRF)
Announcements Augustine Konneh, Chair
