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Truth. More Liberians should pool their resources and build together in serious groups. Stop worshipping what outsiders do because it’s not impossible btwn our ppl in the diaspora and at home to make substantial moves together over time.

Thanks for sharing 🙏. I have always wanted to start a fish business cuz people buy fish everyday. I can't wait to supply market women and our people. How about someone selling live fish? Is it possible in Liberia now?

Price..for..this.home

Been following you for a few years now. I appreciate you showcasing this video. It’s modern. It’s worth investing in. You understand the mindset of wanting to be with the times and just ahead! Thanks for sharing. I was born in Liberia, but raised in the states. I grew up in one of the wealthiest counties in the US and next door to the wealthiest county in the US even to this day lol. I’ve seen it all! I just want Liberia to win really bad.

Ok

The government needs to empower to people to succeed. Like Ghana, the Ghanaians are partners with foreigners opening businesses.

Liberia needs to elect a younger president like Ibrahim Traore from Burkina Faso with fresh ideas and a mindset for change.

Painful reality

Best Lib song....I swear❤😅

That's why investment groups are important. Where is the full interview from?

So true!!

Partnerships is really hard with Liberians

Witch is a lie. No one can fly like those people say they do. They are just schizophrenic or suffering from other psychological disorders such as multiple personality disorders, ptsd, etc. I have had my psych patients tell me that they believe they are the devil or that they work for the devil or that they are Jesus.

Why those people thats in “witch” doesnt use that to get out of poverty

All lies..the people brain are confused. Sasaywoo is a lie,all that stuff is a lie

Thanks much for sharing.

Thank you so much for this. Very enlightening video. Please how many GB gigabytes of data is $USD 10 per week that you said you spend? PS: I'm currently on my way to Liberia 😃. It's an incredibly expensive country 😩.

Your speaking a lot of sense.

When I was growing up Liberia had nice police cars beautiful uniforms and shoes and also motorbikes they were well dressed and respected . Some of my family members were in the police and army. I used to really admire them. I know God will help us.

Now you talking what’s real… stay off your fake building company.. 3D bullshit … most importantly.. get a real job make money stay on top… otherwise… your messages will go unheard of…

Are the homes still available i know this video was over 4 months ago , can you purchase more than one with in the community ?

I am interested in building clinics and schools

Very informative! Thanks for the heads-up.

Bah, I like what doing oh, buh speak koloqua small na, lay siri too much meh to understand 😂😂😂 on a serious note great work 🇱🇷. Liberia is getting there and we will get there. ❤️

Unfortunately, most people don't realize what they've gotten themselves into until it's too late after they had purchased a vehicle and paid a shipper a good sum of money to put it in a container. The cost of get the vehicle back in your possession is still a wild estimation. Everything is out of owner's control at this point and the bitter truth only becomes evident when they're asked to purchase the vehicle all over again at the Freeport of Monrovia. Now, bear in mind the port authorities are going to start charging storage fees as you run around in shock trying to find money to release your property. The reason people give up not long thereafter is the cost of a $6,000 vehicle has increased so exponentially the only wise thing to do at this point is stop losing money for an over priced used vehicle. This kind of nightmare should make people cautious about sending vehicles to Liberia when they don't know the up front cost for clearing the vehicle from the port. We all should know that people in places like the port aren't going to provide any service to you within the amount you need to get your vehicle out. You're more likely than not to be drained of your hard earned money just so you can get your own property back. This makes me to wonder exactly what Guinean and Togolese governments are doing so differently that it's so much easier and less costly to import used vehicles from their ports.

I’m interested, great ideas. I’ve been thinking in this area as well