Our State Leaders
One National Community,
Five State Communities
The Nimba Citizens Union of Australia brings together Nimba citizens and Australians of Nimba descent across five Australian states.
Our state leadership teams play an important role in keeping members connected within their local communities while maintaining strong ties with the national organisation.
Each state is headed by a chairperson who helps coordinate community activities, encourage participation and represent the interests of members.
Our State Communities
Our NSW community is where the Nimba Citizens Union of Australia began in 2008. Established in Sydney, it continues to play an important role in bringing members together.
Our Victorian community provides a place for Nimba citizens and Australians of Nimba descent to connect, celebrate their heritage and participate in local activities.
Our South Australian community helps strengthen local connections and encourages members to remain actively involved in NCUA.
Our Queensland community brings members together through shared heritage, community participation and a commitment to unity.
Our Western Australian community helps maintain the bonds between Nimba citizens and supports the wider vision of NCUA.
Meet Our National Leadership Team
- Chairman of the board
Joseph Thompson
- Former chairman Victoria 2010-2014
Sam Kandea
- Vice chairman of the board
- Former state leader Victoria chapter
- Board Secretary
Adolphus Kargo
Pastor Paul Nawah
- Board member NCUA
Estella Wonnah
- Endorsed Enrolled Nurse
Masalam Daney
- Queensland health 17 years
- Mother of 2 boys
- Board Member
Bobby Dennis
- Former state leader WA chapter Diploma
Edward Dennis
- Board member Former assistant secretary national
Stronger Together, Wherever We Are.
Although our members live across different states, we remain connected through one shared heritage and one common purpose. Our state leaders help keep that connection strong, ensuring every community has a voice and an opportunity to participate.
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