Spending 100 Hours In Liberia

[@juliabee7762]

Hi Gano, thank you for visiting and showcasing mama Liberia. I am a Liberian-American living in Durham, North Carolina, USA. I have been one of your subscribers for years. Gambia's best youtuber, keep up the awesome job.

[@Lunar_el]

Durham still low-key peaceful but low-key breaking news haven't been since 2021

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you so much

[@juliabee7762]

@@Lunar_el So true, Durham is like a beautiful quiet village.

[@dariuschambliss1221]

Your thumbnail says that Equatorial Guinea is the American colony

[@Lunar_el]

@@juliabee7762 you must stay in Durham

[@pamkargbo2489]

Gambia’s best KZbinr, keep it up

[@softdoc631]

Nigerian here living in Liberia, and you are 💯 on all your observations. Keep up the good work.

[@Queen.of.kings_]

Love how brief and informative the videos are

[@ohary1]

Probably a lot of videos you can learn about American's on KZbin, but not many where American's can learn about Africa. My sister just hiked Kilimanjaro and went on a safari. Now I'm interested in going. A large African culture is represented in my home city of Lowell, Massachusetts. Thank you for your video's Gano. Excelent job!

[@iykeheavens8691]

Love how you tell your stories, keep it up. Love from Nigeria

[@aSlimtube]

Dude, yours is more than a video. It’s a true work of art, nuance, perception and education. Good job.

[@Ganodidit]

Wow, thanks!

[@musajarju7558]

Another masterpiece my boss, @Ganodidit to the world

[@ehimareadedoyin3683]

This is such good storytelling. Well done 🙌🙌🙌

[@baiibrahimcham5402]

Ive been longing for a Gambian KZbinr to get it right... Bro you definitely did!

[@DahunsiTemitope]

Video was so captivating I didn’t know I was 10 min in and still wanted more. Although I think it could have been longer, anyway you earn yourself a subscriber. Well done, love your work

[@Ganodidit]

Glad you enjoyed it! More to come!

[@belloolalekan5760]

Gano I am here to commend your amazing content. The little history write ups you put in between the videos are amazing. As a travel enthusiast myself, I have added this countries to my bucket list. Nice job man

[@momodoujallow548]

Keep it up Gano❤ to the world and Africa to the world

[@hotinkmediaadvertisingcomm1901]

Bro your productions are getting better and better!!! Keep on raising the standard! Thank you

[@ebrahima2235]

Great content, so educative. Keep up the great work.

[@darrarqam]

You are a next level creator ❤ keep the hard work

[@honorablebossman6]

Thank You Brother may GOD continue to Bless you and guide you through your journey 🙏🏾🇱🇷🇬🇲❤️

[@Ganodidit]

I appreciate that

[@abdul-hameedmustapha1289]

Great job Gano. Keep it coming

[@ousmansowe-pj7tl]

bro you are the best gambian youtuber i really enjoy your videos 😍

[@teekarto1009]

Oh wow! Thank you, for visiting my country Sir! I really appreciate your video. Keep up the good work and God bless ❤🙏

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you

[@gandobah4602]

Amazing content brother!🔥

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you 🙌

[@Baraka-z9f]

This is very insightful. I'm glad to see to vlog. Nice to see.

[@HamzaGano-uj8pg]

Amazing editing and storytelling, This is GOOD Content 💯

[@oumoudiaite9878]

Amazing content ❤️

[@ShamsuddeenAbdulkadir]

I’ve loved Liberia and Sierra Leone since I was a child. Growing up, I watched documentaries about the civil wars in these countries, and I’ve always hoped for lasting peace and prosperity for them. I’ve heard from a senior military friend how warm and kind the people there are, which makes me admire them even more. My one hope is that as these nations grow, they continue to welcome foreign entrepreneurs with open arms and I hope they don't someday see them as threat. We’ve seen unfortunate incidents in some places where foreigners faced hostility, but I believe in the unity of Africa. Sending all my love from Nigeria ✌❤

[@foday_10]

Another interesting episode.. Thank you so much for exploring the world. I have watched all of your documentaries in Senegal, Guinea, Nigeria 🇳🇬 etc... Keep it up

[@molamincamara5437]

So informative 👏🏾👏🏾

[@lamin1368]

Is this the end of the story or there’re more to come about Liberia? Your editing and storytelling is topnotch

[@OJay.01]

The video is top notch ❤

[@raihana.onfilm]

super informative. thank you for what you do!

[@MykLevel]

Great work as usual. We here for it!

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks bro

[@Epicmotivation360]

Brilliant work Gano

[@gamboumendy2800]

Very interesting content! I have learned a lot on this video. Pls make it longer next time… more history digging..

[@Ganodidit]

Noted!

[@gee5830]

Good work

[@Jsportvidesohighlights]

Amazing Boss Always proud of your work ethic 🔥

[@WurieJallow-y9g]

Amazing bro you're educating people about Africa we need to know more about the continent we are

[@frankchika4459]

Stellar storytelling here, Gano. Kudos. I know the Liberian story very well because I have studied it.

[@geordiphillips]

Big up Gano, Learning a lot about the motherland from Jamaica nuff respect for your work.

[@Ganodidit]

Respect large

[@LaurettaBiraneCisse]

Amazing insights, Gano. I'm glad you enjoyed Liberian food. Keep taking us along with you in different parts of Africa.🤍🇱🇷🙏🏿

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you for showing me around Monrovia!

[@amadoubeye221]

Great video MashaAllah and I ‘ve also seen the growth in your content, storytelling and editing keep up the good work it ALWAYS pays off

[@basmad]

Bro this is quality ❤🎉

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks bro

[@cleandou6972]

Tbh bro.. I really miss your content, pls keep posting🙏🏼

[@Ganodidit]

Working on it!

[@cleandou6972]

@@Ganodidit believe you💯

[@laminbojang9959]

Was waiting for this! Great content Unc!

[@Ganodidit]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@couproduc]

You have great introductions and overall Production, I suggest you watch Focus on Liberia with Kau

[@aishasowe2366]

Amazing content👏

[@GrowthwithSuhMeeYuh]

Absolutely loved this!! Very informative and insightful. Loved the cinematics and how the slight comedy, sightseeing and information was formatted so seemlessly. Easy to digest, love the vibesss❤

[@Ganodidit]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much

[@Chideranwaforfilms]

Welcome back Gona Did it we missed you 😊 nice one ❤

[@childofgod8047]

Hello, and thanks for these educational and informative videos. Alot of the reason behind the mindset of this Culture amongst many others, are due to laziness and the fact that we are adapting to western Cultures so easily eg.. America

[@ybah97]

Keep inspiring gano we love you bro

[@AfricaRevealed]

I think the mindset can only change by high levels of education. Perhaps the new generation that has access to education and information will be hardworking and contribute to the development of the country. Good job on this short documentary

[@ronaldmadziro5679]

The story is sad,tragic but has hope for a better day coming.

[@tpmash]

Your content is amazing

[@awaseckabai3393]

How do you fund your trips 🤔🤔🤔🤔 ? Your videos are interesting and educative now I see Liberia a different way

[@MansaLamin]

Leadership is part of the problem. The same problem we also have in The Gambia. Hopefully, it will get better soon.

[@basmad]

Bro this video should be longer 😢 I really enjoyed this

[@Ganodidit]

Glad you enjoyed! Next one will be better and longer

[@baimustapha]

Nice one bro

[@cloutlordgunsmoke1009]

Shout out to our Liberia brother and sisters, we love y’all and miss yall over here in America

[@dariush.4241]

I always wanted to visit Liberia. I would love to see if any of my family returned there.

[@MaximoG-w6i]

Gano did it again

[@mohammedfoon-xv2rt]

The editing 🔥🔥🔥

[@RRetreat]

Well researched video

[@tokyochanel7267]

Bro I don’t get that mindset either. I’m Liberian but I agree with you my people have become complacent, comfortable and they’ve given up. We aren’t the first ones to experience something as traumatic as a civil war so there’s no reason for us to encourage such mindset. It wouldn’t take us anywhere.

[@Letfarmtogether]

Interesting 🤔❤

[@mamzzb5798]

You the best brother

[@Emmrobzz]

100k before the end this year 💪🏿

[@Ganodidit]

In Sha Allah brother 🙏🏾

[@TheD0m]

Great video! You've earned yourself a new subscriber. Much love from the United States (specifically, California).

[@Ganodidit]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@ramiramitto9679]

i love this good job bro

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you so much bro!

[@Kwameking1]

This is normal through out Africa at the time.

[@jarodwilson4946]

No it's not, is 54 countries in Africa and I can't think of another one that twice operates like Liberia, plus if you are associated with America your country will never grow, Sierra Leone and Liberia a very influenced by America

[@mightym1]

The difference between Liberia's recovery versus Rwanda's recovery was largely leadership. Kagame focused on rebuilding Rwanda and engendering a mindset of self-sufficiency. Being a true military leader, he enforced a certain level of discipline. Liberian leadership during and after the war was comparatively weak and undisciplined. I mean, you even had a former soccer player with zero executive experience as president. Yes, Liberia has had multiple peaceful democratic transitions of power as compared to Rwanda. However, ultimately, Liberia has lagged significantly in recovery. The question becomes will this laggard pace of development and the excessive foreign involvement in the Liberian economy drag Liberia back into discontent, confusion and conflict? Only time will tell.

[@Handsome.Liberian.African]

Liberian people are the best and so hospitable😍😘 God bless Africa

[@acersterl]

This title is Wild. Liberia is 147 years old and STILL an Independent Nation on African Soil. Older than 99% of other African Nations.

[@malicklowe2190]

Keep it up

[@DémbaKoule]

Talent 🗣️

[@alikhalil8349]

Can't to see all of Africa through your eyes bro. Keep it up.

[@TelemacoTravel_]

Maybe it's because the power of the faith 🙌

[@thatGuyQuincy]

🫡 congo-lib from new york..love to mama lib

[@blackmac500]

I love your videos but please post more often . I thought you quit KZbin

[@TaCo-t5q]

There's no one or country that is exempt from corruption making them the righteous good one, ever 😅

[@ABUBAKR932]

I will watch later. I don't have enough MB but I can't ever miss out on Gano video. Bro's shit always hit harder best KZbinR out of my country. 😅😅😅

[@africabest1292]

It’s so sad that internet is costly In the Gambia

[@ABUBAKR932]

@@africabest1292 Very expensive we jess managing.

[@TheNiqabiDiaries]

SubhanAllah I didn’t know this history AT ALL. I only knew they had a civil war but not why. I think some people just have a short term mindset of living for today. I don't think its specifically because of civil war, maybe in their case it is. But I see a similar mindset here in Ghana. In my community people dont even want to come together to fix roads which will benefit everyone. They rather struggle on the broken roads which will damage their cars and potentially risk their lives than group together to fix the community. Rwanda had a civil war but I dont think they have this mentality and they seem to be doing very well as a country evn though very small.

[@Ganodidit]

You made a valid point

[@hyacinthjarrett8637]

Who is it being built for I wonder. Why must outsiders build for Africa Of course if they are African Diasporea that's a seperate matter. Let them understand, that being who they want is fine, but this is the beloved land of Africa. Please treat all your brothers and sisters well so they too can thrive and no outsider extension of big brother's back door ownership state, military bases, dumping ground, or free labour for wealth exploitation on our soil. Be blessed.

[@amadoubarry7907]

Great video episodes on liberia 🇱🇷 Chop sa dolehlal 😂

[@tpmash]

I love the Liberian accent

[@adewaleoladayo9359]

Hi Gano, have you done anything on Mustapha Njie, please do something about Taf city.

[@Ganodidit]

I did!

[@adewaleoladayo9359]

How can I find it

[@fendiwaifu]

they have some the best food and hosptiality

[@Serign_j]

Another masterpiece❤

[@katalintuska9695]

Very educating video, please share with african humans during your travel the science of Krishna consciousness, that is the solution for a peacful world ❤

[@isatouceesay4387]

Masha Allah

[@trippiematt]

Edit b muut na👌🏾

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks bro

[@hassanjobe7963]

GAMBIAS FINEST......GANO

[@khadijahbayo2507]

I think I saw Domoda😂

[@salamhajara4266]

Why am I now watching this 😅

[@okene]

Very stupid title. The US literally abandoned it and had no intention of building the "best country". Most of the surrounding grounds around it weren't even countries. Goofy

[@dariush.4241]

It's a shock value that encourages you to click on the video.

[@rootz2go]

There are too many different people groups there with a foreign minority elite that took over (although everyone was of African descent, that elite came with heavy Western European influence from America) The same thing happened in South Africa. That is why majority of the African descended population there is jaded. In Rwanda, there is only the Hutu and Tutsi who share a common ancestry regardless and both were economic classifications, not ethnicities if i am not mistaken. That is why they were able to “develop”. Botswana too. Majority of people are Tswana. China, majority of the nation is Han Chinese. When 80% of the people are the majority of the nation, its easier to get things done because they are on the same page

[@Ganodidit]

This makes perfect sense

[@eddiethorne6461]

So the American Descendants of Slavery is the blame or the reason that Liberia is a failed state.The have had more time than Rwanda has had and at least Kigali is considered to be one of the cleanest cities in Africa.Monrovia on the other hand looks dirty and not a traffic light in the downtown area.Kigali have trucks picking up trash regularly.Rwanda had a big genocide larger than any war that Liberia has ever had.

[@ledwinmampho1861]

Apart from Kigali being clean.Rwandwa is just like a any poor African country, no industries, no mineral resourses hence their President is involved in mineral rich DRC. Their exports is tea.

[@josephshonga178]

@@ledwinmampho1861 That's sad what Kagame is doing plundering eastern DRC. However, DRC is a big country with abundant mineral resources in other parts of the country like Katanga not affect by the war. What's the DRC leadership doing to utilize those resources to develop and improve the lives of the Congolese people?

[@eddiethorne6461]

@@ledwinmampho1861 ,I agree but the point that i am making is that the blame game is a weak excuse.Kagame`s control of Rwanda is certainly questionable.His tribe is only about 15 percent of the population.Some military is helping his military to keep stay in power and he is the riches man in Rwanda.But according to an American who lived their for a while Kagame has made it so Hutu and Tutsi can not publicly blame each other and live in Rwanda.The same can be said about Nigeria.Igbos who who blame other tribe members for the Biafra war are mostly those who now live in the USA,the UK of Canada.

[@peanutawesome1]

The American descendants didn’t start any of the civil wars. Liberia is a failed state because of Africans let’s not lie

[@TagusMan]

They have a guy named General Butt Naked. That would have been some interview.

[@jefestar]

L I B E R I A ❤🤍💙 ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@vyrisss]

Americo Liberians need to run this country again, clearly the natives aren't doing ther job. Liberia had a striving economy b4 the coup. healthcare, schooling, paved roads etc. and national owned resources. Then the coup happened now the resources are own by foreign companies.

[@DanniManni]

yea i hate to admit it but rhodesia too

[@jaybonny1954]

Deadass bored in TX buying a ticket soon

[@DrillWill]

What about sierra leone?

[@johnsjohn1]

It’s looks like any other African Country.