History Of Sierra Leone In 10mins!

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[@sidkentv4676]

I learned many things i never knew about my country respect ✊ bro

[@altimaterazzy]

Same 🇸🇱

[@sidkentv4676]

Angelyn Harris-Kharazi awel so we don learn eh? 😂

[@harshanandjha9021]

I am from india guys ! Can we become friends ???

[@gdcskates]

yeah it's fucked. We gotta change this SHIT....

[@johnsesay2894]

Sid ken facts, me too

[@elormkofisukamichael1996]

Sierra Leonean are kind hearted people, I've met a few of them in Ghana and they so lovely. Lemme take this opportunity to say hi to all Sierra Leonean and most importantly Abigail Kamara (my gf ) hope we meet again soon.

[@thegoodspiritsfamily]

Thank you dear we are lovely

[@babyz115z]

Yes sure bro we are that y people always take us for granted but ah thanks for your honest opinion 😊

[@elinorisatakamara6624]

We are one Africa no difference❤❤❤

[@sallysamura8008]

Hi

[@omotayobangura494]

That's the true hearted person your kind words worth more than gold and diamond .you can make any person rise up and do better for themselves. One love to you and your entire family. Peace BLESSINGS

[@mannblow]

Sierra Leone is blessed,only the people have to change their mindset and put Sierra Leone first. ONE 💓 LOVE

[@thegoodspiritsfamily]

Yes my dear

[@elinorisatakamara6624]

So true dear

[@Eric-Newman]

Let's donate massively to support wodemaya.. Services to mankind is services to God.. Pay your tithe here to support the bro.. This is real work of God

[@nkwakutoure]

Real work? Use your money to buy books and educate yourself instead

[@africakingkong7921]

duke of york - who the fuck are you to tell people how they should use their money and the form they should be educated.

[@solar6120]

Without history, we are nothing. Imagine so many Africans don't even know that Egypt was black mans land before the Arab conquest.

[@Eric-Newman]

@@africakingkong7921 you are so dumb like that.. I don't know sorry

[@Eric-Newman]

@@nkwakutoure really meaning what you are watching has not add anything to your curriculum but just watching for watching sake..

[@richardservice2452]

This story is so deep and filled with meaning maya.

[@greatafrican913]

Thomas Peters was more than an ex-slave. He fought in the American revolutionary war on the British side of the war because the British promised freedom to all Blacks who fought for them. They fought in all black Regiments know as the "Ethiopian Regiment". As far as I'm concerned, they were the only Freedom Fighters in the Revolutionary war. After the British lost the war to the American rebels, Thomas Peters and others were evacuated to Nova Scotia Canada. Once in Canada, they petitioned King George of England for land. King George told them those who want land, can stay in Canada. Those who want to leave Canada, can go to Sierra Leone. A flotilla of 14 Ships set sail to Sierra Leone and settled there. That's a short version of the story of Thomas Peters. He was a true Freedom Fighter and a proud son of Africa who chose to return home.

[@sherriebumbray1748]

Wow, I just learned something new. Thank you for sharing.

[@mikemike5973]

Is this the war where the english thought against the patriots I just was watching about this on a series called black and british: a forgotten history some people once awarded freedom was in the UK but many were on the streets but one man had a business married a white woman an then he then gave it up to be a celebrated bare knuckle fighter (bill richmond). They them sent them back to sierra leone aswell as "unruly" slaves from jamaica to start a colony. History is very dark I never new stuff like bunce island existed also when I visited sierra leone as a tourist.

[@mikemike5973]

@@queenofsheba9275 as a white englishman after only recently beginning to know more about this history I cannot disagree, very evil. By contrast the people of sierra leone are some of the nicest people I have ever met on my travels and I wish the country/them well

[@asanteakan70]

Great African was he really born in Nigeria ?

[@motherkai2550]

Thanks brother for sharing the history of Thomas Peters.

[@saudaa72021]

Thank you for showing our country to the out side world will like to meet you ❤🇸🇱

[@superduperjoi6800]

I am an AfroAmerican in South Carolina USA We are building an international African American museum IAAM soon 2022 and I love to hear about my people all over the world. I am working on learning more about where I am from. I am not sure yet. I will learn about all of Africa until I find out. I thank you so much for teaching me about Sierra Leone. I really want to teach USA children about Afro Americans from all over the world.

[@hjmakeway9781]

African to the world S/L🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱

[@rosemond1644]

The name sierra lyoa was given by this portugese Explorer pedro da cintra 1462. The country was covered by thick forest and mountains that where hard to penetrate. The Limba/mende where already there deep in the forest. We Will never know what they called the country before because it was so Long ago. Also they lived mostly in the southern/northern part of the country. There where also settlers from other parts of Africa fleeing persecution that settled with the early settlers and integrated with the locals. Very interesting history. They probably heard no name at that time because it was so many different tribes and cultures, they had there Kings and tribal chiefs and i’m guessing there own names for the areas that they occupy. (Their different chieftency) This is to help answer your question Wode about what the country was called before? Nobody knows.

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

Our history that has never been told in our schools. Thanks for educating us as usual.

[@momoneymoproblems5113]

They too busy teaching Shakespeare's book.

[@rugiatubarrie3517]

True ooo

[@EvaAnika]

Wait. They don't even teach this in the schools in Sierra Leone? Why would they hide this from the people?

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

@@EvaAnika I bet we learnt about Shakespeare and the different kings of Britain, that was to show white supremacy and control over us, because the truth would have set us free.

[@daudaconteh7144]

@@EvaAnika I was taught Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet. I was also taught about ::Fishing in Norway, New foundland. I was taught about the Renaissance in Europe. The Seasons in Europe. The USSR( Union of Soviet Socialist Republic) and the countries that formed the USSR. Can you Imagine? I learnt about places I have never been to. I know very little about my own History..

[@FatmataDanjaji]

He's a very good story teller. Very proud to call you my Sierra lonenal brother. Keep it up.

[@carlosberrios9001]

I'm From Puerto Rico i did ansestry DNA. And it came up i have a great, great, grandmother that came from mande Sierra de leon. Thank you for this video. Very interesting. I want to visit you Mande Sierra de Leon😘🌺💜🌺💜🌺💜🌺💜🌺💜🌺💜🌺💜🌺💜

[@Aisosagad]

Africa to the world 🌍 they told us our Ancestors added nothing to civilization because they wasn’t civilized,, yet their Museum are filled with stolen treasures from all over Africa made in the image and likeness of our Ancestors • #edo

[@dedon8702]

You'll live long

[@gdcskates]

that's because they don't want you to be PROUD of yourself. IT'S ALL IMAGERY. This how they control your actions....

[@melissav9979]

Sosa Ad Similar to our experience as African Americans, history books always focused on slavery and very little else. I was very blessed, however to go to predominantly black elementary and high schools where I had black teachers who taught our history and our contributions to society

[@toddmaek5436]

Exactly

[@user-vl2mr8mr5u]

@@melissav9979 I was not so lucky

[@FrnnkEducation]

People really don't respect or appreciate the evolution of wode Mayas thinking, the Africa first questions he asks, his uncompromising african unification thought. I do and it fills me with pride and inspiration

[@herexcelencyebba6123]

Maya always bring us history as student we are always learning😘much love maya

[@josieafrica6935]

Sweet history...Maya makes me know more about 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱 i am gonna pay visit very soon Once again thanks for the HARD WORK...More blessing coming your way🙏🙏🙏

[@gladdie01]

Wat a very interesting history of Sierra Leone. Thank you for this episode Wodemaya.

[@nurutejan5886]

This history touch me as Sierra Leonean.

[@MikePitt]

As usual, good work, Wode Maya. ✊🏽There must be a Part 2 if you only got up to 1945. I am lucky enough to have visited Salone and I appreciate that talking about the Civil War is hard. While you are there eat Cassava Leaves, it’s the national dish, I think. 👍🏽

[@johnnyh.9327]

Our Black People have been betrayed by each other from time....When willl it end?....Thanks for the history Bro.

[@djcharliebee]

Thanks bro! My parents never gave me this much insight about Salone. Love it even more now 🇸🇱

[@alfredbockarie1610]

You need to visit Bonth island and get more stories

[@vipsmart5250]

Thanks brother Maya good question africa we need to rewrite and tell our own story to the world

[@sweetiesuccess8435]

Wode Maya you are doing a good job with the other youths of Africa...telling the African story...#Africatotheworld ✊🏾🌍

[@asanteakan70]

So the British sent that king to modern Ghana and sent the Asante king to Sierra Leone, during the same time period.

[@manotto3939]

Sechelles rather not siera leone

[@Malimba20]

Yes. The Temne Paramount Chief to Ghana.

[@Ghanadiaries]

The Ashanti king was taken to Seychelles rather

[@asanteakan70]

Joseph Danso he was in Sierra Leon first for a few years before being sent to Seychelles. You guys should know this lol.

[@asanteakan70]

Irene Abban fury he was sent to Sierra Leon during this the same time this king was sent to Ghana. He was taken captive in 1896 didn’t leave to Seychelles until 1900.

[@wilfredfrancis7006]

From Nigeria 🇳🇬 I love Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

[@ladysafk7810]

I'm learning over an again about mama salone. Thanks Maya God got you 🙏❤❤❤

[@odoggdon1236]

Would you give us this guy' contact. I m coming to Sierra Leone. Thank you

[@mathewbassiecharles4482]

Thanks Africa Prophet (WODE MAYA) for putting on the Sierra Leone T-shirt for this video. May God bless you in this service 🙏❣️👏

[@sowosman6446]

Thanks for visiting my lovely country SIERRA LEONE🇸🇱 feel at home bro #OneAfrica ✊🤝💪🏻💗

[@queenofsheba9275]

OmG thanks for the history lesson on 🇸🇱 🇸🇱 !!! I want him to be my tour guide when I come next year ✊🏾✊🏾

[@Aisosagad]

Bigup Maya of Africa 🌏#edoboy

[@robinfreeman2696]

Thank you for this educational and informative video Wode Maya!

[@mohamedakimkamara1935]

Freetown was known as Ro Maron before the coming of the Europeans

[@TemdriWorld]

Mohamed Akim Kamara The name should be changed to Ro Maron then. We don’t need anymore of these european names in Africa and nonsense about them discovering a place that already has people ✊🏿👌🏿👍🏿🇸🇱

[@mohamedakimkamara1935]

@TrueValues77 yes for sure, what do you want to know about them?

[@mohamedakimkamara1935]

@TrueValues77 You can read about the themne (temne) people of Sierra Leone through Google.

[@dembamsesay5983]

Bro God you all, I really enjoy this guy the way he was telling the history of my BABY SIERRA LEONE

[@kadeseralion5171]

Keep showing Sierra Leone to the world thanks maya

[@okeetoshok1874]

Very interesting History, very rich contents. Thanks Maya for Educating us the Africans

[@hawanatubangura2473]

You'll that my country 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱✊🏽

[@charlesagosu6181]

Is all about love... Africa to the world... Aiya Maya....

[@alfonzojay4851]

May God bless you Maya You are really doing a great Job for us Africans.

[@solar6120]

WODE, i would like you to research East Africa before the British divided it. I would also like you to research Ancient Egypt before the Arabs conquered it. This is really where our history is

[@morromarron2975]

MsBea 345 the Arabs took it from the romans

[@amiejay6698]

Thanks Maya . For the history lesson. I have learnt so much from your videos

[@jewel3567]

That’s Biblical... Turn your weapons into plow shares. At the end of the video. Good history but have to watch it a few times because the historians accent is very strong . ❤️

[@sethbempong9271]

WODE Maya you’re doing a good job for people of African descent. Next time please correct your interviewees that African Americans were enslaved but not slaves. When they use the word slaves it’s demeaning. They were not born to be slaves but were enslaved by the oppressors.

[@mrdean1792]

The guy doesn't even know what he's talking about idiot

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

Do ADOS know that?

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

@TreeofLife Eden Isn't it. Sometimes I wonder if it was a fingers up to Pan-Africanists who fought to change the language.

[@sumnerslandscaping5565]

Sorry but i think you are accusing the speaker of being politically incorrect while the true perpetrators of injustice are the colonial masters who brought their education systems and force them upon the African youth. Yes, African students are taught about the atlantic slave trade quite extensively and most probably know more about it than those in western countries.

[@joyceakoto9522]

Very interesting history. Always learning something new. Thanks Wode Maya and crew. Stay blessed.

[@Ghetto-Chef]

Tuning in from Kingston Jamaica. I understand that Jamaicans may have strong connection to The Maroons in Sierra Leone

[@danielsesay6813]

Wow! This Salone guy is well equipped with the history os SL. Kudos to you bro.I duff my hat

[@benedictaafful2956]

African to the world 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@hjmakeway9781]

African to the world S/L 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱

[@PHILLYrebelEST87]

This was very informative thanks bro!

[@emmanuellakanga-dean4394]

Thanks. So Educational. Love my country

[@bigmama4293]

Thanks again Maya, I learn through your lens.

[@sumareabdourahman3743]

I've read all this in my school days in sierra leone beautiful country with beautiful people's

[@lag-k1896]

Wow! this video is so educative ,I like the way he was explaining. I am a born Sierra Leonean but today I'm able to know so much about my darling mama Salone from this video. I will post your link to my status so my friends will benefit as well. Thanks Wode Maya.

[@kemmiklaus7206]

Thanks Wode Maya for documenting this....This is history that my children and children's children will one day come and watch and learn about Sierra Leone...Asante 💕

[@sharingathought]

GOD RICHLY BLESS US ALL 🙏 WATCHING INCLUDING ads Is what you have contributed in supporting our bro to travel the world please and KINDLY SHARE LINK TO FRIENDS AND FAMILIES.. 6:50 waaaw the chief wife's are absolutely beautiful . ...thus the true history, very EDUCATIVE....

[@sharingathought]

Thanks for sharing 🤗 keep it up and GOD RICHLY BLESS U

[@sharingathought]

AND MAY HE BLESS US ALL 🙏

[@hassankoroma3399]

Thank you my brother 🙏🙏🙏💯💯🇸🇱🇸🇱

[@kadiajatudumbuya9415]

Thanks Wode Maya u made me learn the history of my country ❤️❤️🇸🇱🇸🇱

[@TemdriWorld]

Why after independence did they not change the name of Sierra Leone back to Ro Maron the name it was called before pink people came?

[@itzgmedmr9iceguy818]

Thanks to making me know much about my country....✊🇸🇱🇸🇱

[@denzilm.kargbo8310]

Wow! I love this video thx maya I enjoy listening to the history of my country thx again maya for taking Africa to the world and thx to the tour guide

[@rosemond1644]

Hi guys are you still in 🇸🇱 SL hope you are having fun and take care. Thank you for been so alive and entusiastisk when talking about Africa you are making africans aboard not to give up.

[@andamlakandfitret6561]

Great tour guide, thanks wede maya.

[@j.v.isaacs4604]

Good evening from The Bahamas. Among the first Settlers of Sierra Leone from Nova Scotia, Canada, were Maroons from Jamaica. After the Third Maroon War in the 1790's in the Cockpit Country, the British expatriated the Maroons, who had been captured, to Nova Scotia. Instead of perishing in the cold, many went to the new country, established by the British, on the West African Coast: Sierra Leone.

[@sobiacsay2208]

OMG John Momodu is a walking encyclopedia! Much respect bro!! From you Salone broda wae dae na Ghana

[@DARLINGDOMPREH]

You’re doing a fantastic job man. God bless you Bro.

[@fatmataamara865]

Land that we love our Sierra Leone 🇸🇱🇸🇱👍❤️

[@Iam_MJ876]

I met a lady in London who is from S/L. She's was educated in Russia and working in parliament in the UK. She invited me and my sister to visit this beautiful country...I can't wait.

[@juliannaartofcooking4226]

Wow sierra leone 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱all the way thank maya

[@happy_healthy20]

Thank you for sharing Sierra Leone's history!

[@wellbodisalone]

The story is so meaningful!

[@AhinkanTV]

Wooooooode Maya Bro you do all

[@iamrotich]

Woow. Very Informative video bro

[@reginaldbrown-taylor1202]

This guy tried his best telling our history, but Prof. AD Alie or Prof. Magbaily Fyle or Charlie Haffner would have given you a far better and accurate account. Wode, ask around for any of them.

[@babyz115z]

Hey bro is just a 10 minute video is quite too short that y🤔

[@abigailbakars3586]

Wow just wow

[@divine2691]

Thank you very much Learnt a lot 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@valentinekamara6875]

salone my country. may God bless we all

[@ibeeboss1756]

This guy is too much Too smart tnx wode maya 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱

[@bbrabow1gmail]

Very nice.. Thank You

[@17Denisha]

Class is in session

[@mohamedzito2977]

I have learn things that I wasn't even thought by teachers when I was schooling thanks my bro

[@0409sillah]

Job well done sir...I wish you was my history teacher 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱

[@ShepherdspieChannel]

Nice video bro

[@biblestudytv2140]

OMG that view 😍😍😍😍😍

[@shekujalloh551]

The history of Sierra Leone that always breaks my heart is Bai Bureh getting betrayed by his own people 😞😔😣😭

[@chrissystewart6268]

Hello I'm Chrissy 🇺🇸 I'm from Baltimore Maryland I'm new to your channel I want to learn more about Sierra Leone. I know Apr. 27th 1961 the Sierra Leoneans gained Independence from 🇬🇧 so I'd to get to know people from Sierra Leone back in Spring 2017 I was out shopping with my 2 Aunts I met a family from Sierra Leone for the first. So kind so friendly way better than my so called friends

[@enochfallahngainda775]

You are most welcome in Sierra Leone

[@tambaisaiah6640]

Wode Maya, I have nothing to give you, all I have is ''Thanks''!

[@rugiekposowa8040]

Wow! My country 🇸🇱

[@finitewonder4978]

Good stuff. 👊👊

[@nynini4900]

First oo💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

[@kamarajohnisaac3818]

Wow that's wonderful

[@amosculbreth5308]

Love that the president is allowing the diaspora get citizenship if you have Sierra Leone ancestry

[@joebutler1268]

I like how you ask them questions

[@bobsonkallon6784]

I learned good things from this history

[@mohamedconteh284]

This rich history is so unique and beautiful ,may God blessed you a lot man 👨 for show casing my belove country to the world and beyound stay positive man 👨.

[@jatr5358]

Wowww I didn’t know any of this about out history! Thank you so much ❤️

[@beealert911]

✊🏾 thank for sharing.

[@princessturay52]

good video

[@AllthingsTanya]

Land that we love #sierraleoneantuber gather here for selfie🤳🤳great HISTORY....Simply mean tell His story Braviiii👌👌

[@Bones010107]

Great Video! I just added Sierra Leone is on my places to visit list.