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About Joseph Nargba Cooper
- Joseph Nargba Cooper was a Liberian politician from Bong County who held office in the third quarter of the twentieth century.
- Born on 16 August 1918 in the town of Gbaudi in Zorzor District, Lofa County, he was the son of Porkpa Womma and Nowai Gbanasei.
- After receiving his early education in a Lutheran school at Zorzor, Cooper left in 1933 to follow his brother Charlie to Kakata, where he finished his education at a Catholic mission school.
- Having completed his schooling, Cooper entered the employ of the Firestone Plantation Company; here he worked until 1944, when the government hired him to become a chauffeur for President Tubman.
- Later in his government service, Cooper was the Native Advocate for the Central Province.
- In 1967, Cooper was elected to fill one of Bong County's seats in the House of Representatives; he continued to occupy this office until his death, which occurred in a Bong County hospital on 22 May 1975.
- From 29 January 1950 until his death, Cooper was married to the former Emma L.
- Jensen, a native of Sanoyie; she bore him four sons and four daughters.
- As an adult, Cooper was affiliated with the Lutheran church.
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