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Prince GZ Gaye
Director of Communications & Public Relations​
Prince GZ Gaye is a Liberian communications professional, journalist, media practitioner, youth leader, and public relations strategist committed to empowering young people through leadership, media, and civic engagement.
He currently serves as the Director of Communications & Public Relations for MUN-Liberia (Model United Nations Liberia), where he leads the organization’s communication strategy, public engagement, media relations, branding, and digital outreach. Through his work, he has contributed to increasing public awareness of youth leadership initiatives and strengthening the organization’s visibility both nationally and internationally.
Prince is passionate about journalism, strategic communications, photography, public speaking, and youth development. His work focuses on using media as a tool for education, advocacy, and positive social change. He believes that informed and empowered young people are essential to building stronger communities and a more prosperous Liberia.
Beyond his communications career, Prince has played active leadership roles in youth organizations and community initiatives. Serving as Director of Programs and Planning at the Liberia National Institute on Drugs and Crimes, where he organized events, coordinated public campaigns as Speaker of the Montserrado County Students’ Union (MONSU), and promoted volunteerism, civic responsibility, and leadership development among young people.
As a writer and communicator, he develops professional articles, speeches, promotional campaigns, press releases, and public awareness content that inspire dialogue and encourage meaningful action. His interest in visual storytelling through photography and digital media has further strengthened his ability to connect with diverse audiences.
Prince GZ Gaye continues to pursue excellence in leadership, communications, media innovation, and public service while working toward his vision of contributing to national development and creating opportunities that empower the next generation of African leaders.
Jeremina S. Moiwai
General Secretary
Jeremina S. Moiwai is a distinguished youth diplomat, accomplished Model United Nations (MUN) delegate, and an emerging leader in West Africa’s youth diplomacy community. Renowned for her exceptional command of parliamentary procedure, strategic negotiation, and persuasive debating skills, she serves as an official Brand Ambassador for MUN Liberia. Her dedication to diplomacy, leadership, and academic excellence has earned her recognition at numerous national and international MUN conferences.
Jeremina has consistently demonstrated excellence in diplomatic simulations, receiving several prestigious awards, including Overall Best Delegate at KAUGMUN 2023, where she represented the Republic of Ecuador in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). She also earned the Overall Best Delegate award at the 3rd Edition of MUN Liberia for her outstanding representation of Ukraine in the UNSC. Her commitment to research and policy analysis was recognized with the Best Position Paper Award at the 2nd Edition of DRIMUN in Sierra Leone while representing Japan, and she was honored as an Outstanding Delegate at the 2nd Edition of LIOMUN for her representation of Kenya in the African Union Committee.
Beyond Model United Nations, Jeremina is committed to academic and civic leadership. She is pursuing studies in Criminal Justice and Forensic Science at African Methodist Episcopal (AME) University, where she also won the university’s prestigious Reading Competition with an outstanding score of 88.1 points. She further strengthened her leadership capacity as a participant in Cohort 12 of the Young Political Leadership School Africa (YPLSA), gaining advanced training in governance, public leadership, and organizational development.
Her passion for youth empowerment extends beyond the classroom and conference room. Jeremina has represented Liberia on regional platforms, including the Mano River Union (MRU) YouthConnekt Forum in Freetown, Sierra Leone, where she engaged with young leaders from across West Africa on issues of regional cooperation, sustainable development, and youth leadership.
Through her work with MUN Liberia, Jeremina continues to inspire and mentor young people, promoting diplomacy, global citizenship, and ethical leadership while empowering the next generation of changemakers in Liberia and beyond.
Chernor A. Diallo
Executive Director​
Tom Deozil Wonkpah Jr. is a youth diplomacy leader and advocate for international relations in Liberia and across West Africa. He currently serves as the Deputy Executive Director and Team Lead of the Model United Nations Liberia Conference, where he leads initiatives to strengthen youth diplomacy, expand participation, and develop the next generation of regional leaders.
Tom has an extensive record of leadership in Model United Nations. He has served multiple times as President of the General Assembly for the Liberia Scholastic Model United Nations Conference and the Dream International Model United Nations Conference in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
He has also served as President and Vice President of the General Assembly at the Kofi Annan University of Guinea Model United Nations Conference. In committee leadership, he has chaired the UN Security Council, Youth Assembly, Human Rights Council, and Independent Human Rights Council at conferences in Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone. He previously served as Secretary-General of the Model United Nations Liberia Conference.
In October 2025, Tom worked with the United Nations in Liberia as a Team Lead for MUN activities, coordinating simulations across three locations during the UN@80 anniversary celebrations. With a consistent commitment to diplomacy, youth empowerment, and regional collaboration, Tom continues to advance the role of young people in shaping international policy and dialogue
Tom Deozil Wonkpah Jr.
Deputy Executive Director​
Tom Deozil Wonkpah Jr. is a youth diplomacy leader and advocate for international relations in Liberia and across West Africa. He currently serves as the Deputy Executive Director and Team Lead of the Model United Nations Liberia Conference, where he leads initiatives to strengthen youth diplomacy, expand participation, and develop the next generation of regional leaders.
Tom has an extensive record of leadership in Model United Nations. He has served multiple times as President of the General Assembly for the Liberia Scholastic Model United Nations Conference and the Dream International Model United Nations Conference in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
He has also served as President and Vice President of the General Assembly at the Kofi Annan University of Guinea Model United Nations Conference. In committee leadership, he has chaired the UN Security Council, Youth Assembly, Human Rights Council, and Independent Human Rights Council at conferences in Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone. He previously served as Secretary-General of the Model United Nations Liberia Conference.
In October 2025, Tom worked with the United Nations in Liberia as a Team Lead for MUN activities, coordinating simulations across three locations during the UN@80 anniversary celebrations. With a consistent commitment to diplomacy, youth empowerment, and regional collaboration, Tom continues to advance the role of young people in shaping international policy and dialogue
Mahmoud I. Kromah
Director of Programs and Development
Mahmoud Issa Kromah is an impactful youth leader, strategist, and advocate based in Monrovia, Liberia, dedicated to national development, policy dialogue, and empowering the next generation. He currently serves as the Program Director for Model United Nations Liberia (MUN-Liberia), where he leads the coordination of major diplomatic simulations, drafts delegate training frameworks, and fosters international diplomacy and leadership skills among Liberian youth.
Deeply committed to civil society and social impact, Mahmoud is also actively affiliated with Books Before Boys Inc., driving policy development, project orientation, and advocacy plans focused on youth empowerment and education.
His professional versatility spans local community engagement, from organizing youth digital literacy initiatives and national policy dialogues to coordinating vibrant community sports and university events.
Mahmoud is completing his studies in Public Administration at the African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU). His academic and research pursuits focus heavily on Public Personnel Administration and strategic implementation within Liberia’s public sector. Seamlessly blending academic theory with grassroots leadership, Mahmoud continues to build a robust track record in public service, policy advocacy, and international relations.