The BNF president is awaiting formalities for confirmation for board membership of Centre For Global Dialogue and Cooperation (CGDC) after he was interviewed to replace former Bulgaria President Petar Stoyanov, who is also one of the founders of the global organisation. Boko tells The Monitor; "I was actually interviewed by him (Stoyanov), and the secretary general Stamen Stanchev; the formal communication will come but the position is that I will be in the Board".
Boko says he is also being considered for board nomination in Global Fairness Institute(GFI), founded by former USA president Bill Clinton.About his nomination for Board position at CGDC, Boko says he will be Africa's voice in the world.Perhaps most important is the fact that this is a network organisation that, according to Boko is willing to help its members aspiring for political positions to achieve that goal.Boko says it is very important for an aspiring national leader like him to build international reputation and trust towards national elections. In fact Boko says a similar network, Blue Star, assisted Liberia, president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to win the elections and that he hopes to be assisted in the same way.
