WHAT WE NEED TO GET LIBERIA UP THERE! Watch till the end!

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[@cicelysoulsojourn0101]

Maryann this was a very well done video which was comprehensive, encouraging, uplifting and very foresighted. I have encouraged Liberians to return home and bring their skills and rebuild and be a part of the African Renaissance.. Congratulations🎉

[@mallenstribe]

Thanks for watching 😊. Yes, it’s is so important now to return and have an impact.

[@theeyeopener906]

Your narrative is true. I have been out of Liberia for over five years now. Whenever I sit with other nationals from Africa, they always want to go back home carrying more innovation and businesses. But when I sit with my fellow Liberians, they make it look like going back to Liberia is a sin. The amount of very smart Liberians outside Liberia that are refusing to come back home is so many. This reality is sad and I hope that our professionals Liberians can come back home with these skills and resources.

[@hairshorts6630]

Heading home soon by the grace of the Creator ❤

[@michaelc.1920]

Hi Maryann, Liberia has always been great, from the 70s to 80's, I believe she will get back on track.

[@mallenstribe]

I think so too! With the help of our brothers and sisters who God blessed with more resources.

[@michaelc.1920]

How is life so far Maryann?

[@hannahwalbuck9604]

Thanks for this very informative content. I am planning to return home a few years from now when my house is completed. Liberia is home ❤

[@verkeh1523]

Great analysis

[@iamziann4473]

Thanks, my sister, for all the information. Everything you said is ver very true. If we Liberian that life abroad and in start to right things in making our country a clean and well developed for people to come to it will be great. I visited Ghana and felt very comfortable. Especially with their transportation system. Were you called for ride and come pick you and bring you back. You Don't have to depend on someone give you a ride or take public transport when you are visiting. Liberia really really needs a lot to be done. I believe with you that it will get better only when our mindset is changed. Thanks so much for always giving us this important information.

[@mallenstribe]

Thanks for watching 🤗

[@rockixtheawakening]

SISTER SAY THAT!!!!!!!! OMGGGGGGGoshhhhhhhhh Now you are speaking to my spirit. The first 5 minutes express EXACTLY why so many African Americans like me, are tired of "trying to prove ourselves." We identify returning to a homeland that many of us do not know, but would rather try that and not have to live under the cloud of the west. Im listening to your videos, it's not going to be perfect, but girl, the west is not the only option anymore.

[@rockixtheawakening]

Also, part of growth is being able to self reflect. Liberians must be willing to self reflect...how can we be better? I hope to see LB clean up. No reason Rwanda can do it and LB can't.

[@mallenstribe]

Thanks for watching sis. Come back and make Liberia your second home. You will fit in well and contribute greatly 😊.

[@mallenstribe]

@@rockixtheawakeningyes! Rwanda green city is my goal for Liberia 🇱🇷. I need more like minded people to help me with that goal.

[@rockixtheawakening]

@@mallenstribe I sent you an email. Sis, your tribe is coming!! We innerstand what needs to be done.

[@mallenstribe]

@@rockixtheawakening check your email. I replied you yesterday

[@nennehw4532]

So true.

[@WGS118]

One of the problems we have as Liberians is that majority of us do not see the good side of Liberia despite the circumstances Liberia faces. How many Ghanaians , Nigerians, Kenyans, etc you see batching their country every single time. Because of the way we portray Liberia out to the world has influenced a lot of investors to go away from our beautiful country. I know a Liberian lady who just got back from Liberia to the USA, when asked on her job how was her trip, she replied “that dirty country, is that the Liberia they always talk about?” I’m not taking my kids to such a nasty country. A lot of native people trying to hold my children. This was someone who was born and raised in Liberia. The so called American mentality. This lady also work in a nursing home imagine. She’s talking about nasty and dirty what more nasty and dirty than working in a nursing home.

[@mallenstribe]

Wow! 😩.. It requires a mindset shift! And people around that can help her see differently. Yes we must look passed the issues.

[@askannaj]

I like your way of thinking. I believe many Liberians are working to come back. Once we get past the heartbreaks our people give us whenever we try to do something to help.

[@mallenstribe]

Yes oh. I understand the heart breaks. You will get passed it. 🙏

[@MaterialgirlAKA]

I have learned a lots from you just by watching your video today. Thanks for this inspirational podcast..

[@mallenstribe]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching 🥰

[@younkairamzah8380]

We hear you, sis 🎉🎉🎉.... Great video

[@mallenstribe]

Thanks for watching! I’m counting down for you 😜🥳

[@massacorneh211]

I look forward to your video. Kudos! 👏 💐

[@mallenstribe]

Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching. 😊

[@marietogba6857]

WOW sis i'm loving your content, my dear you have said it all 💜 this is an eye opener and good idea,, thanks for the uplifting

[@mallenstribe]

I’m glad it was inspiring 😊. Thanks for watching.

[@hairshorts6630]

6:24 some might even think you committed a crime in America so that’s y you left 😂😂😂,we’re the future of Liberia,we should just stop relying on the Government to do stuffs. Thanks for this upload sis.

[@MrsDeeTata]

Great Video 👍👍👍

[@thelmajhonson5057]

Hello sis how you doing? Been watching you I would like to meet you when I get to Liberia

[@mallenstribe]

That would be nice 😊. Let me know when you’re coming.

[@massacorneh211]

John Ghazzi Beach Resort in Marshall

[@nancymatalay-sumo7461]

Where is your shop located?

[@mallenstribe]

A.B Tolbert road, Paynesville

[@user-zo9wu1od4k]

Ghana and Nigeria didn’t experience civil war like Liberia did.

[@ghkwame3615]

Rwanda experienced a civil war worse than Liberia. Stop with the excuses,liberia can do it.

[@user-zo9wu1od4k]

You are now making the excuses, because you were comparing Ghana and Nigeria to Liberia. Where’s Rwanda coming from? Liberians are doing great things to uplift our country. Liberia is a very rich country with natural resources and Liberia is the second largest shipping rental on oceans. Where’s the money going? Talk about the good things that are happening in Liberia first before comparison. Ghanaian have always been about the development of their country. Nigerians have always done the same. We need to elect people who have plans for the country not those who have plans for their families only. Keep doing your thing please be realistic okay, good luck.❤

[@GraceMercy-yi7kw]

Another excuse! Western nations declared war on each other, and today they great nations. Germane, the US, Italy, went through war too. China, Japan, Vietman, and other Asian countries went through war as well and they are doing great.

[@mardeascuisine]

Let’s remember, 15+ years war through Liberia way backward, now we are back and gradually we will get there. It’s not competition

[@massacorneh211]

Where is your business located?

[@mallenstribe]

Paynesville near the city hall

[@massacorneh211]

Cheesecake factory