The Gateway to Liberia is back in business

For 14 years until 2003 Liberia was gripped by a shockingly violent civil war. Infrastructure collapsed, thousands died and the country all but came to a standstill. The gateway to the Liberian economy Monrovia’s Port, once the pride of the region, was destroyed.

[@CraftingWithAprilD]

I can't wait until I step foot in Liberia. I recently connected to my Liberian family via Ancestry and a group of us are now planning a trip home🇱🇷🇺🇲God willing

[@squeezable]

So happy for you.

[@YouTubeBlueButterflies]

Liberians are warm and generous people and love to be hospitable. I am interested in some business ventures myself!

[@artsummerville]

Lets talk about business opportunities

[@matthewnorman1303]

Keep it up Liberia. Your cousins here in the US wish you love and success and happiness. Jaqueline Payne keep your head up and keep rising.

[@bedecn262]

I love Liberia! Lived there between 1998 and 2002. My heart is still very much there, and I hope to visit soon

[@Prskgm12]

No one Are like the Liberia guy smile no matter how Liberia look it all we have brother your talk is Positive you are the real Liberian love you

[@critical22y]

Oh man, nice to see my old school buddy Abigail doing well:)

[@AfrikQ10]

Many thanks to Apm terminal management at the Ports of Liberia, and many thanks Maersk Shipping Lines.

[@OracleMoon]

I love Lisa, wishing her and her family much happiness and success.

[@joselinopinto7979]

So proud of the lady doing heavy duty.

[@milesknos]

Keep your heads up and the good work with love from Somalia!🇸🇴❤️️🇱🇷

[@sheikhsheriff6381]

We love Somalia so much that we named one of our longest highway after it.

[@johnashland3049]

Wow! 25year concession for only $120M. A whole port? Damn that’s cheaper than cheap

[@stagg2184]

Maybe $120 millions was the best deal that they were getting at the time...in 25 years that same port will be more developed and much more important so this is a good and smart investment for Liberia...

[@vincem2759]

Liberia is wreckier than wrecked

[@William_sJazzLoft]

It's good to see the port working. How does it meet its power distribution needs? Was any certification required for it to become operational?

[@rebekahscotland5108]

AND YOUR MOTHER WAS PRAYING TOO, AND I'M PROUD OF YOU, SMART, INTELLIGENT, A REAL WOMAN, AND A SURVIVOR, MAY GOD BLESS ALL YOUR ENDEAVOURS, IN JESUS NAME.

[@1204]

Great news

[@antoinecantabria]

El recuerdo de haberlo visitado en 1975

[@dawnremington5077]

Good for Liberia!!

[@AfrikQ10]

That's right,do good for goodness sick. You also benefit. No body knows tomorrow.

[@raw_ceo]

I comin home yah.

[@reality6522]

I want to see something that's working that wasn't really working before. International trade is good if it's a win win. If not, than it's a waste of time. Liberia need to put it's citizens first and stop having international country run it's country. It's hurting Liberia, if it's not the right country to trade with than find the right country.

[@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799]

THE TIME IS NOW come trade with us Nigeria 🇳🇬 on bananas 🍌 instead u prefer importing from Brazil ,.. where’s ecowas? Brazil in return will not import from you but only export to y’all... shame,,

[@user-go2vb5ly6f]

ኣምላክ ይሓግዝኩም ኣናብስ ።

[@mandingotrucker9446]

That’s nice

[@blessedAfrikan217]

So she is just going to leave that picture on the wall ? Come on black ppl. We have passed the trickery already. It's time to believe in ourselves

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

Did you see the skin bleach @ 6:46 ?🤔

[@eddiejohn5468]

Trying More of advertising and make more money

[@yaaasantewa8608]

that pic of a white jesus is too interesting hmmmm

[@queenofsheba357]

yaa asantewa 🤣🤣🤣

[@Tabooed]

Stupidity at its best

[@muktharobafemi9572]

One of the by- products from the enslavement of Afrikans many centurys ago ie: brainwashing runs very deep. The White colonizers certainly have done a very good job.

[@milo101ful]

Those who cause the war right here in America! They are the reasson my people and I still suffering