MONTSERRADO, LIBERIA – The United Wedjah Community in Montserrado and its immediate environs is preparing to usher in a new leadership team as the community moves toward an induction and fundraising program scheduled for November 5, 2026.
The program, according to an official statement issued on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, by the community, will formally recognize a group of elected leaders expected to provide direction for the organization while advancing its stated vision of building a “united, peaceful and prosperous Wedjah community.”
At the center of the new leadership structure is Hon. T. Maxwell Davis, who has been identified as Chairman-Elect. Davis is presented as the leading figure of the incoming administration, with the responsibility of providing overall leadership as the organization seeks to strengthen unity and coordinate community-oriented initiatives.
The incoming leadership also includes Hon. George Doeweh Jr., listed as Vice Chairman-Elect, and Makey Solobulu Soloe, identified as Secretary General-Elect. The two positions are expected to play important roles in the administration of the community organization, particularly in supporting the chairman and coordinating its programs and activities.
The leadership team further includes Jestina F. Worjloh, who is listed as Queen-Elect, Alonso Jelleh, identified as Financial Secretary-Elect, and Pastor George Doeweh Jr., who is listed as Chaplain-Elect.
The composition of the incoming leadership reflects an organizational structure that combines administrative, financial, cultural and spiritual responsibilities. The presence of a financial secretary is particularly relevant to the community’s fundraising ambitions, while the chaplaincy position points to the role of faith and moral guidance within the community’s activities.
The November 5 program is not being presented merely as an induction ceremony. The statement specifically describes it as an “Induction & Fundraising Program,” indicating that the community intends to use the occasion to introduce its elected officials while mobilizing resources for its development priorities.
The organization has placed unity at the center of its public message, using the slogan, “One Community, One Vision, One Future.” The message suggests that the incoming leadership is expected to bring members together around common objectives rather than treating the induction solely as a ceremonial change in leadership.
The community’s stated vision also includes building a stronger and more prosperous Wedjah community. That vision places expectations on the incoming leadership to translate organizational unity into practical initiatives that can benefit residents and members of the community.
The statement highlights several areas that appear to form part of the community’s development agenda, including youth empowerment, employment, roads and schools. These priorities suggest that the organization wants its leadership to focus beyond internal administration and address issues affecting the social and economic wellbeing of community members.
Youth empowerment, in particular, could become an important component of the new administration’s agenda as communities across Montserrado continue to confront questions surrounding employment opportunities, skills development and meaningful participation of young people in community affairs.
The inclusion of employment among the stated priorities similarly points to an ambition to connect community organization with economic advancement. Roads and schools, meanwhile, indicate an emphasis on infrastructure and education as essential elements of community development.
The fundraising component of the November 5 program could therefore provide the incoming leadership with an opportunity to begin converting those stated priorities into concrete programs. The success of such an effort, however, will depend on the organization’s ability to mobilize members, partners and supporters around clearly defined objectives.
For the new leadership, the induction will consequently mark more than the beginning of new terms in office. It will also represent the start of a period in which members may expect measurable progress against the vision being presented to the public.
The United Wedjah Community’s public message emphasizes togetherness, with the closing slogan, “Together We Can!” The phrase captures the central challenge facing the incoming administration, which is to transform collective identity into collective action.
As November 5 approaches, attention will therefore be focused not only on the formal induction of the elected officials but also on the community’s ability to use the occasion to establish a clear direction for its development agenda.
The new leadership now enters office with a public mandate centered on unity, development and prosperity. How effectively those priorities are organized, financed and implemented could determine the impact of the new administration on the Wedjah community in Montserrado and its immediate environs.
