Alexander D. Russian Johnson is a participant of the BHP Billiton 2011 Marathon. He competes for the US $ 3,000.00 grand price on Sunday, August 28, 2011.
Alexander D. Russian Johnson works as an intern with the Marketing Department of the International Bank Liberia Limited in Monrovia.
His basic responsibility is to assist in the designing and implementation of marketing strategies in an effort to sell the services of the bank to the public.
Alexander D. Johnson is a Liberian born on November 19, 1977.
He is 6 feet 1inch tall and is commonly known by the nick name “Russian”.
He grew up in Logan Town on the Bushrod Island in Monrovia.
He lives presently in Paynesville City, Montserrado County.
He graduated from the B. W Harris Episcopal High School in 2000 and is currently a graduating senior of the United Methodist University. Alexander is studying Management and Sociology.
He has one biological daughter with two adopted children.
He is the proprietor of the Russian Keep Fit Gymnasium on the G.S.A Road in Paynesville.
Russian has a great passion for weightlifting. He has neglected all other sports in pursuit of this dream.
Mr. Johnson is a runner in the BHP Billiton 2011 Marathon. He has dedicated this endeavor to his beloved wife, Mrs. Aquavee Ajavon Johnson and lovely daughter, Miss. Aqualex Devine Johnson.
He is currently an intern with the Department of Marketing at the International Bank Liberia Limited located in Central Monrovia.
Russian won the first ever Weight Lifting Championship on Buduburan Refugee Camp in Ghana;
He has participated in series of Weight Lifting Competitions in Liberia and has lifted up to 160kg;
He is the proprietor of the Russian Keep Fit Gymnasium in Paynesville City, Liberia
Alexander has a Certificate in Microsoftword
Russian won the Highest Rebounder Title at the Monrovia YMCA Vacation Basketball Tournament in 1994;
He played Premiership Basketball with Uhuru Kings (local basketball club) from 2000-2001
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