Upon review of the KSDAA Accounts, the Administration discovered that Comfort Doeley-Leonard took over $18,500 of KSDAA Project funds without permission and authorization. 

 The National President, Mr. Dennis Bowah is working through legal and financial institutions to mitigate this rogue action.

KSDAA NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION Congratulates Madam Diana Tarley as the National Chair for WAYS, MEANS & OUTREACH Committee. Madam Tarley serves the Ohio Grand Gedeh Community as Chapter Leader, and within the Konobo District, Madam Diana Tarley is a role model for young Women as she carries the touch of passion.She will help enhance KSDAA membership and activities to reach every person from our district. We believe in her dedication in promoting KSDAA activities and we are proud to count on her for direction with the new KSDAA vision.

KSDAA NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION Congratulates Mr. Eric Taye as the Chairman of NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE. Mr. Taye has served the greater Grand Gedeh Community as President of Arizona Chapter which hosted one of the most successful Convention in the history of GGAA.He is an outstanding leader and financial Professional, as well as, a former GGAA Vice Presidential candidate. Mr. Eric Taye brings aboard professional skills of many facets to revamp our membership by building Members database, coordinating Chapters' members enroll ment activities and promotng members' activities. KSDAA NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION is proud to bring him on board to steer membership strategy and drive results in support of the new KSDAA vision.

KSDA ELECTS A FIVE-MAN INDEPENDENT ELECTION COMMISSION-JOHN FAHNBUTU WINS CHAIRMANSHIPSaturday, August 13, 2016, at the plenary session of the 12th Annual the National Convention of the Konobo Statutory District Association in the Americas (KSDA), the KSDA General National Assembly elected a five-man Independent Election Commission to conduct a national and general elections in August of 2017. The elections result placed Mr. John Fahnbutu at the Commission Chairmanship, while Mrs. Beatrice Masanjay Youboty Dunbar and Robert Torh won the Co-Chairmansip a

KSDA GETS A DONATION OF A FOURTY FOOT CONTAINER FROM BROTHER'S BROTHER FOUNDATION-CONTENTS WORTH AT LEAST $65K(Culled from the Boiler's Room)  The Konobo Statutory District Association in the America (KSDA) has secured a 40 foot container of medical supplies and equipment in donation from the Brother's Brother Foundation (BBF). An offer letter from BBF to KSDA through BBF's Medical Program Director Mr. Thaddeus Adkins, which copy is in the possession of Boiler's Room, states that the giant philanthropic organization has desired to work with KSDA in providing medical and educational supplies to clinics, health centers and schools in Grand Gedeh County, Liberia. Prior to the offer letter, KSDA National Leadership through its Health and Welfare Committee, headed by Ms. Marie Johnson, had applied to BBF for assistance in medical supplies and equipment for clinics and health centers throughout the length and breadth (Glio,Twabo, Puto & Konobo) of Konobo Statutory District.

August is the month and the 12th through the 13th are the days members and well wishers of the Konobo Statutory District Association in the Americas (KSDA) will converge in Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly love and sisterly affection, for KSDA Twelfth Annual National Convention.

On March 2, 2016, Mr. Daniel Thomas made known his intention to morally and financially support the KSDA Scholarship Program. Under a KSDA announcement in the Boiler's Room, Mr. Thomas said that being a son of Konobo obliges him to contribute to the development of his homeland. He made a substantial financial contribution of $100.00 to the Education Fund of the Konobo Statutory District Association in the Americas (KSDA).

The Konobo Statutory District Association in the Americas (KSDA) continues to expand over the United States of America, with a new chapter added to its union. Residents of the Blue Grass State of Kentucky, with origin from Konobo Statutory District (Twabo, Glio, Putu & Konobo) of Grand Gedeh County, Liberia, have come together and formed the KSDA-Kentucky Chapter.

The former National President of the Grand Gedeh Association in the Americas (GGAA), Hon. Tillman N. Collins, has made financial pledge to educate Liberians in honor of four (4) prominent sons of Grand Gedeh County. Hon. Collins pledged one thousand two hundred forty dollars ($1,240.00) to the KSDA Education Fund, to cover four (4) scholarships at the Grand Gedeh County Community College (GGCCC).