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Communes of Suakoko:
Suakoko
Suakoko-Harvard Medical African Expedition (1926–1927)
This encounter being with the famed Paramount tribal chief Suah Koko of Suakoko, a formidable woman whose estimated age was 60-70 said was said to be the
Suakoko-Suakoko District
Suakoko District (commonly spelled Suacoco abroad) is one of eight districts located in Bong County, Liberia. Moreover, it is located in the south central
Suakoko-Jewel Taylor
the new holder of the title "Madam Suakoko", an honorary Bong County title memorializing the namesake of the Suakoko District, but members of the group
Suakoko-Suah Koko
Suah Koko (also known as Suacoco, Madam Suakoko and Nye-Sua Coco) was an indigenous Liberian ruler who lived between the late 19th and early 20th century
Suakoko-Liberia
University was established by the Episcopal Church of the USA in 1889 in Suakoko, Bong County, as part of its missionary education work among indigenous
Suakoko-Bong County
Panta District (16,326) Salala District (41,982) Sanayea District (30,932) Suakoko District (28,277) Tukpahblee (11,767) Yeallequellah (36,919) Zota District
Suakoko-Bong-5
elections to the House of Representatives of Liberia. The constituency covers Suakoko District and five communities of Yeallequelleh District (i.e. Gbartala
Suakoko-Administrative divisions of Liberia
District Kokoyah District Panta-Kpa District Salala District Sanayea District Suakoko District Zota District Gbarpolu County Belleh District Bopolu District
Suakoko-Districts of Liberia
Jorquelleh 79,129 Kokoyah 3,702 Panta-Kpa 16,473 Salala 43,617 Sanayea 30,330 Suakoko 29,180 Zota 20,240 Gbarpolu Belleh 15,257 Bopolu 17,719 Bokomu 9,557 Gbarma
Suakoko-Education in Liberia
University, established by the Episcopal Church of the USA in 1889 in Suakoko, Bong County, is the nation's oldest private university. Since 2006, the
Suakoko-Cuttington University
7°02′24″N 9°33′15″W / 7.040000°N 9.554167°W / 7.040000; -9.554167 Campus Suakoko, Kakata, Monrovia Affiliations Episcopal Church of the United States Website
Suakoko-Outline of Liberia
newspaper Cuttington Chronicle - Student Newspaper of Cuttington University in Suakoko, Liberia Cuttington University - Liberia's oldest university Johnson-Sirleaf
Suakoko-Varney Sherman
2008-09-02.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link) "Cuttington University | Suakoko, Bong County | Liberia". cuttingtonuniversity.edu.lr. Retrieved 2017-07-14
Suakoko-List of Xestocephalus species
Linnavuori 1979 c g Xestocephalus spinosus Linnavuori 1957 c g Xestocephalus suakoko Linnavuori 1979 c g Xestocephalus subfusculus Melichar 1905 c g Xestocephalus
Suakoko-Larry Leon Palmer
Charlottesville (1973–1974), and as a professor of history at Cuttington College in Suakoko, Liberia (1974–1976), and at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North
Suakoko-Baháʼí Faith in Liberia
another district of Gbarnga, Harbel, Kakata, Knowoke, Lazamai, Soboreke, Suakoko, and districts of Webbo. In 1967, the Baháʼí marriage ceremony was accepted