Former Liberian Vice President, Howard-Taylor Appointed UNIPGC Matron.
By Adewale Owoade
Former Liberian Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor has been appointed as the Matron of the United International Peace and Governance Council (UNIPGC) for its African chapter.
This prestigious role was officially conferred upon her at the Jewel Starfish Headquarters in Monrovia, Liberia, in a vibrant ceremony that drew widespread attention.
As the first female Vice President of Liberia, Howard-Taylor has consistently demonstrated her commitment to peace, governance, and the empowerment of African women. Her leadership and influence have earned her recognition as one of the most powerful female politicians in Liberia.
The oath of allegiance was administered by Global President and Chairman of the Supreme Council of UNIPGC Africa, H.E. Amb. Dr. Jonathan Ojadah. Howard-Taylor pledged to lead, manage resources, and create value that no individual can achieve alone.
Amb. Ojadah, also a Permanent Representative to the United Nations and recipient of the US President’s Lifetime Achievement Award, congratulated Howard-Taylor on her inauguration. He expressed high hopes for her contributions to UNIPGC, citing her potential to bring significant value to the organization.
Notable attendees at the event included Amb. Fanta Ceesay, Mrs. Joy Okikili, Amb. Dipo Gbenro, and Amb. Michael Adediran, representing various countries and UNIPGC executive positions.
This appointment marks a new chapter for UNIPGC Africa under Howard-Taylor’s esteemed leadership, demonstrating the organization’s commitment to fostering peace and good governance across the continent