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|Title = Miss | |Title = Miss | ||
|FullName = Meila | |FullName = Ifai Meila | ||
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=== Biography === | === Biography === | ||
Meila Ifai was born in [[Sanu]], [[Vessāra]], [[ | '''Meila Ifai''' was born in [[Sanu]], [[Vessāra]], [[Firnerámnen]] in 1491 [[shire:AN|AN]]. | ||
Ifai is a veteran micronationalist who has participated in many of the leading micronations of the Anglophone simulationist community during her involvement. Ifai maintains interests in a number of pursuits within micronationalism, including sports and the development of constructed languages. | Ifai is a veteran micronationalist who has participated in many of the leading micronations of the Anglophone simulationist community during her involvement. Ifai maintains interests in a number of pursuits within micronationalism, including sports and the development of constructed languages. |
Revision as of 13:11, 3 January 2019
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Meila Ifai | |
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Title | Miss |
Full Name | Ifai Meila |
Immigrated | December 16, 2012 |
Emigrated |
Biography
Meila Ifai was born in Sanu, Vessāra, Firnerámnen in 1491 AN.
Ifai is a veteran micronationalist who has participated in many of the leading micronations of the Anglophone simulationist community during her involvement. Ifai maintains interests in a number of pursuits within micronationalism, including sports and the development of constructed languages.
Titles, Awards & Decorations
- Citizen's Medal (1 Year) (December 29, 2013);
Government Service
- Vice-Minister of State for Public Works (December 18, 2012 - February 6, 2014);
- Vice-Minister of State for Public Works (December 19, 2014 - );
Military Service
Ranks
No records available.
Posts
No records available.
Police Service
Ranks
No records available.
Posts
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Other Service
No records available.
Notable Contributions
No records available.