Ankyola Bikongi
Ankyola Bikongi | |
President of Shango Generalissimo of Shango Prime Minister of Shango Commodore, Ground Forces of Shango "Mos' Def' Top Bop" | |
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Incumbent | |
Title | President of Shango |
Assumed Office | March 14th, 2006 |
Preceded by | Taso Mombaso |
Gender | Female |
Race | Lemur |
Born | June 15th, 1978 |
Place of Birth | Wombo Lombo, Shango |
Age | 38 |
Eye Color | Yellow |
Height (feet) | 5'6 |
Weight (pounds) | 126 lbs |
Religion | Vayan Catholicism |
Languages | Unonian, English, Batongan |
Alma Mater | Kuffley University |
Ankyola Bikongi is the President of Shango, and may very well be the most recognizable individual from her nation abroad. Born on the edge of the shanties of Wombo Lombo, Bikongi was "close enough" to go to the richer school districts and, therefore, received a better education than some of her contemporaries who lived close to her home. Despite earning a reputation of being bossy and stubborn, she was still voted as the class vice president for her graduating class. She received assistance to attend Kuffley University in Agolo, and after dabbling in several different programs graduated with a degree in political science six years later. After a stint in the military amid fears of predominantly Vekaiyun intervention, she immediately found work in Wombo Lombo as a reporter where she quickly gained a reputation as someone who was stoic, on point, and produced immediate results.
Encouraged with her progress, she ran for Shango Congress and after a torrid campaign she won the coveted seat representing Wombo Lombo. Two years later, she ran for President of Shango, and in a field of thirty-six candidates and two separate elections she managed to win enough votes to secure the presidency.
Personality
Bikongi is a results-oriented individual who is constantly scheming for money-generating opportunities in Shango. In general, she does not trust outsiders, but she has been swayed for the right price. Although she is fluent in the three main languages of Shango, she speaks with a thick Shangoese accent that is peppered in with many colloquialisms.