Lion Club’s Governor Lossou G. Hermann Djibom Visits Liberia to Inspect Projects
Lion Club’s Governor Lossou G. Hermann Djibom Visits Liberia to Inspect Projects
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MONROVIA – The District Governor for District 403A2 of Lions Clubs International, Lossou G. Hermann Djibom visits Liberia on January 18 21, 2021. He arrives on January 18, 2020, from Lome, Togo, and departs on January 21, 2020. While in Liberia, he will pay courtesy calls on Government officials, tour Lions projects, and visit the local Lion Clubs.
He is a Togolese, married with four children. He became a Leo (the feeders for Lions) in 1995. In January 1999, he joined the Lorne’ Horizon Club. Ever since that time he has held numerous positions in his Clubs, Zone, Region, Multiple District and District.
Lossou G. Hermann Djibom, District Governor for District 403A2 of Lions Clubs International
The District Governor for District 403A2 of Lions Clubs International, Lossou G. Hermann Djibom, is on a four-day visit to Liberia, from Lomé, Togo. During his four-day visit, from January 18-21, 2021, he will pay courtesy calls on Government officials, tour Lions projects and visit the local Lion Clubs.
A native of the Republic of Togo, Djibom is married with four children. He became a Leo (the feeders for Lions) in 1995. In January 1999, he joined the Lomé Horizon Club. Ever since then, he has held numerous positions in his Clubs, Zone, Region, Multiple District and District.
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National Heroes Day: Order Of The Cayman Islands Admissions 15 January 2021, 04:59 AM
Politics & Government
Eight outstanding persons have accepted admission to membership in the Order of the Cayman Islands and will receive their awards on National Heroes Day 2021.
“Admission to the Order is one of the highest national honours and awards in the Cayman Islands, and I congratulate each of these outstanding individuals.” Premier, Hon. Alden McLaughlin advised.
Nominations were sought from the public and 39 were considered by the Council for the Order of the Cayman Islands, which is chaired by the Hon. Chief Justice Anthony Smellie.
The award of “Officer of the Order of the Cayman Islands” will be conferred on the following four persons, who will be able to use the designation OCI after their names:
Published: 10 December 2020
PHILIPSBURG: - The Sint Maarten Lions Club was chartered on December 12th, 1970, and will celebrate 50 years this coming Saturday. The idea for starting a Lions Club on Sint Maarten was initiated by the late Lion Donny Bakhuis, who was a government auditor and visited the island for work from the Federal Government in Curacao. The Club was eventually chartered by the Bonaire Lions Club with Lion Ben Vlaun serving as its first Lion President with 22 Charter members.
Since this was the first service club on the island in 1970 it took some time for the community to understand and accept this service club concept, because it was not a religious, fraternal, or political organization. Nevertheless, with proper leadership, the Sint Maarten Lions Club promoted itself through its many selfless activities that met varied community needs on the island.