Doe Community Homecoming 2026

Amb. Andrew S. Kettor will welcome many sons and daughters of Doe Community who will be returning home.

He is already home and well- positioned to welcome our beloved family.

The Homecoming is going to be a complete bomb.

Sons and daughters of Doe Community are gearing for the One Doe Community Homecoming Festival.

Rush now and collect your package from $5-$37.

Who’s Coming Home?

Doe Community proudly welcomes home Wellington S. Koffa as he joins this year’s 2026 “One Doe Community Homecoming Festival.”

Wellington S. Koffa is a former Interim Secretary General of the Samuel Kanyon Doe Community Youth Association (SAKDOCYA). He is an energetic, ambitious, and results-oriented individual who has developed a mature and responsible approach toward every task he undertakes and every situation he encounters.

Koffa is a graduating senior at African Methodist Episcopal Zion University, located on Benson Street, Monrovia. He also holds an Associate of Arts Degree from LICOSESS Mobile Teacher Training College.

With over ten years of experience in both the private and public sectors, Koffa has demonstrated excellence in leadership, teamwork, and management. His ability to work effectively with others to achieve goals on time and with excellence continues to distinguish him as a committed and dependable professional.

Koffa currently work at the National Arms Commission, where he continues to contribute meaningfully to national service.

Welcome Home, Koffa!

“DC Our Home, Returning to Give Back.”

Who’s Coming Home?

Warmly welcoming Ophelia M. Kayee, affectionately known as Rakie to the One Doe Community Homecoming Festival 2026!

Rakie is a proud graduate of A.M.E. Zion University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. She is currently advancing her education at Gonet Academy, studying Financial Management.

Professionally, Rakie work at Ecobank Liberia as a Teller in the Cash Management Unit, where she continues to demonstrate dedication, professionalism, and excellence in service.

Having lived away from the Doe Community for sometime, Rakie’s return to celebrate with family, friends, and loved ones makes this homecoming even more special.

Her journey is a true inspiration to the young people of the community, showing the value of education, hard work, and perseverance.
Welcome home, Rakie!

Your Doe Community family is proud to see you on the 16 at the One Doe Community Homecoming Festival 2026.

DC Our Home, Returning to give back!

Who’s Coming Home?

Doe Community is proud to welcome Aloysious James Blayon to the upcoming One Doe Community Homecoming Festival 2026.

Aloysious, who works as Restaurant Manager at Royal Grand Hotel, has lived in Doe Community for many years and remains a strong supporter of the community and its people.

As we gather to celebrate unity, culture, and progress, we are excited to have him join us for this memorable occasion.

DC Our Home, Returning to Give Back!

Who’s Coming Home?

Doe Community Homecoming Festival 2026 proudly welcomes the participation of Mr. Solomon Manker

Mr. Manker is a hardworking entrepreneur and self-employed businessman, serving as the CEO of Heritage Wood Solutions, a thriving woodwork shop located at Battery Factory, Plank Field, Japan Freeway, Monrovia. Through his craftsmanship, dedication, and commitment to quality woodwork services, he continues to contribute meaningfully to community development and local enterprise growth.

As a proud son of the community, Solomon’s return symbolizes unity, progress, and the spirit of giving back to the place we call home. His journey is an inspiration to young people striving to build sustainable livelihoods through skill, determination, and entrepreneurship.

Welcome Home, Mr. Solomon Monkor!

DC our Home, Returning to Give Back!

Who’s coming Home?

Welcoming Home Mr. Bedford F. Quayeson for the One Doe community Homecoming festival 2026.

Mr. Quayeson is an accomplished Human Resource Professional from Doe Community with extensive experience in organizational leadership and people management. Over the years, he has built a distinguished career working with several international non-governmental organizations (INGOs), where he occupied senior leadership and strategic human resource roles, contributing significantly to workforce development, institutional growth, and organizational effectiveness.

Known for his professionalism, leadership, and commitment to excellence, Bedford has earned recognition for his ability to drive human capital strategies and foster productive workplace environments. He currently serves as the Head of Human Resource at Guaranty Trust Bank, where he continues to provide strategic leadership in talent management, employee relations, and organizational development.

Welcome Home.

DC our Home, Returning to give back.

Who’s Coming Home?

Welcoming Orlando Teebar Jr. to the One Doe Community Homecoming Festival 2026!

Orlando is a passionate Youth Development Professional, Facilitator, Community Mobilizer, Business & Enterprise Developer, and Sports, Life Skills & Livelihood Specialist with over 11 years of progressive experience across both the public and private sectors. Through his dedication and leadership, he has successfully designed and managed innovative, demand-driven skills and livelihood programs that continue to empower individuals and communities toward sustainable economic growth and personal development.

He is also accredited by the Agile Project Management Group as a Project Management Development Professional (PMD-Pro) Credential ID: 04360414-01-C134.

Today, Orlando returns not just as a son of the soil, but as a changemaker committed to inspiring and giving back to his community.

DC Our Home, Returning to give back!

Who’s coming Home?

Albert T. Ninneh, Doe Community Ambassador to Orange Liberia, one of the distinguished personalities expected to attend the upcoming One Doe Community Homecoming Festival.

Albert T. Ninneh is a highly accomplished professional in Public Administration and International Relations, with extensive experience spanning the banking, insurance, telecommunications, and development sectors. He currently serves as a Customer Relations Supervisor at Orange Liberia, where he previously worked in Customer Experience Management. His professional portfolio also includes experience in Credit Analysis at Access Bank Liberia and underwriting within the insurance industry.

Recognized for his professionalism, leadership, and unwavering commitment to service delivery, Albert was honored with the prestigious 2025 Palm Tree Staff of the Year Award by Orange Liberia in recognition of his exceptional performance and impactful contribution to the institution.

Academically, he holds a Master’s Degree in International Relations from University of Liberia and also pursued undergraduate studies in Public Administration. Additionally, he earned a Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation from Liberia Institute of Public Administration (LIPA) and is currently pursuing another diploma at the Foreign Service Institute of Liberia.

Beyond his academic and professional accomplishments, Albert remains deeply committed to youth leadership, student advocacy, and volunteer initiatives that advance education, civic engagement, and national development in Liberia.

Welcome back Home Albert.

DC our Home, Returning to give back!

Who’s Coming Home?

Welcoming Desmond Gbeleh Wion to the One Doe Community Homecoming Festival!

Desmond is a certified investigative journalist, communication specialist, media advocate, diplomat, and humanitarian, Desmond Gbeleh Wion remains deeply committed to promoting credible journalism, effective public communication, human rights, and community development. His outstanding contributions to media advocacy, public affairs engagement, and humanitarian initiatives continue to inspire social progress and national development.

From informing minds to empowering communities, Desmond represents the true spirit of service, leadership, and impact.

Welcome home, Desmond Gbeleh Wion.

DC our Home, Returning to Give Back!

🌍✨ Who’s Coming Home? ✨🌍

Doe Community is proud to welcome back Emmanuel Seneway Kollah to this year’s One Doe Community Homecoming Festival.

Emmanuel is an accomplished environmental professional and researcher currently serving as a Senior Waste Supervisor at the Environmental Protection Agency of Liberia. Through his work and dedication, he has contributed significantly to areas such as waste management, environmental policy, sustainability, and research, while actively participating in both national and regional environmental initiatives.

Driven by a deep passion for sustainable development, Emmanuel continues to inspire many with his vision and ambition to become one of Liberia’s leading environmental lawyers and policy advocates.

His return home is a proud moment for the Doe Community as we celebrate one of our sons whose commitment to service, education, and environmental progress continues to make a positive impact.

Welcome back Emmanuel

DC our Home, Returning to give back!