In adherence to Executive Order #123, which established the Joint Presidential Transition Team (JPPT), President-elect Amb. Joseph Nyumah Boakai has taken a crucial step in the formation of his transition team. The appointments signify a strategic move towards a well-organized and inclusive transition process, setting the stage for a smooth transfer of power.
According to the executive order, Vice President-elect Jeremaih Kpan Koung has been designated as the Co-Chairman of the JPPT, tasked with overseeing all affairs in the absence of President-elect Amb. Joseph N. Boakai. This move emphasizes the importance of continuity and ensures that the transition process remains on track even when the President-elect is unavailable.
A key appointment to the JPPT Secretariat is Mr. Amos Tweh, who will play a pivotal role in coordinating the team’s activities. Mr. Tweh’s experience and expertise are expected to contribute significantly to the efficiency and effectiveness of the transition process.
President-elect Amb. Joseph N. Boakai has also appointed Cllr. Cooper Kruah and Mr. Amara Konneh to join the Secretariat, adding legal and administrative expertise to the team. Their roles will encompass crucial aspects of the transition, ensuring that legal matters are handled with precision and administrative processes are streamlined.
The broader UP JPTT, comprised of accomplished individuals from various sectors, reflects a commitment to diversity and inclusivity. The team is a blend of seasoned professionals, community leaders, legal experts, and individuals with a wealth of experience in public service.
The team includes:
- Lusinee Kamara
- Louise Kpoto
- Cllr. Cooper Kruah
- MacDella Cooper
- Dr. Urey Yarkpawolo
- Samuel Kofi Woods
- Dr. Augustine Konneh
- Boima Kamara
- Rev. Luther Tarpeh
- Edward Appleton
- John Morlu Jr.
- Sam Gaye
- Mr. Sahr Johnny
- Noah Zawu Gibson
- Sara Beyslow Nyanti
- Amara Konneh
- Gbemie Horaced Kollie
- Wilmot Paye
- Jacob Smith
This diverse group of individuals brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table, reflecting President-elect Boakai’s commitment to assembling a team capable of addressing the multifaceted challenges that lie ahead.
The JPPT, as outlined in Executive Order #123, is tasked with ensuring a well-coordinated transition that prioritizes national interests. Regular meetings and ongoing communication within the team will be crucial in addressing emerging issues and fostering a collaborative environment.
As Liberia anticipates a new chapter under President-elect Amb. Joseph Nyumah Boakai’s leadership, the careful selection of the JPPT team members underscores the importance of a smooth transition process. Their collective efforts will contribute to the stability and progress of the nation, setting the stage for a government that is inclusive, responsive, and focused on the welfare of the Liberian people.