John Bernard Blamo
Liberian politician
John Bernard Blamo (born 1935) is a former politician in Liberia. He was foreign minister[1] under Samuel Doe in 1986 and 1987. He was preceded by Ernest Eastman and replaced by J. Rudolph Johnson.
References
- ^ "Russians Reopen Embassy". New York Times. 21 May 1987. Retrieved 6 November 2010.
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Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Liberia
(1848–1972)
- Teague
- Lewis
- Warner
- Smith
- Blyden
- Blacklege
- Moore
- H. R. W. Johnson
- W. A. Johnson
- Blyden
- Davies
- E. J. Barclay
- A. Barclay†
- G. W. Gibson
- W. D. Gibson
- Travis
- F. E. R. Johnson
- King
- E. Barclay
- L. A. Grimes
- Simpson
- G. L. Dennis
- Dukuly
- J. R. Grimes
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(1972–present)
- Weeks
- C. Dennis
- Matthews
- Fahnbulleh
- Eastman
- Blamo
- J. R. Johnson
- Matthews
- Sirleaf
- Musuleng-Cooper
- Sirleaf
- Captan
- Brown
- Nimely
- Wallace
- Akerele
- McIntosh
- Ngafuan
- Shoniyin†
- Kamara
- Findley
- Fahnbulleh†
- Kemayah
- Beysolow
- † indicates acting Secretary / Minister.
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