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BREAKING NEWS: Tu Youyou became the first mainland Chinese scientist to be awarded a in a scientific field - for disco...
10/06/2025

BREAKING NEWS: Tu Youyou became the first mainland Chinese scientist to be awarded a in a scientific field - for discovering artemisinin, a malaria cure that’s saved millions.

🇱🇷 Liberian Sundays — A Day of Faith, Food, Family & LoveIn Liberia, Saturdays are for dry rice — a simple rice dish wit...
10/04/2025

🇱🇷 Liberian Sundays — A Day of Faith, Food, Family & Love

In Liberia, Saturdays are for dry rice — a simple rice dish with pepper sauce, fried fish, or light soup. Most families use Saturday to save time and money for Sunday, the most special day of the week.

Because in Liberia, Sunday is serious.🔥

⏰ Early Morning Cooking
Almost every home starts cooking early in the morning — before church begins. People wake up by 4 or 5 a.m. to prepare big pots of food, so that after service, the family can enjoy a proper meal without stress.

⛪ Church Time
Liberians love church. With most of the population being Christian, Sunday is a worship day. Communities come alive with people in their best clothes heading to church.

🍲 Big Sunday Dishes
After church, it’s time to eat! Families enjoy rich, well-seasoned food like: Palm Butter, Cassava Leaves, Potato Greens, Beans Gravy, Palava Sauce, Okra Soup, Pepper Soup, Fufu and Soup and all kinds of turborgees soups.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Meetings
Sunday is also for gathering as a family — solving problems, planning ahead, or just spending time together.

💑 Relationship Visits
And yes — girlfriends visit their boyfriends, and boyfriends visit their girls. Everyone looks sharp, homes are clean, and love is in the air.

It’s not just a routine — it’s our culture and way of life.

🚧 China Just Did It Again! 🌉🇨🇳The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, now the world’s tallest bridge, just opened in southwest...
10/04/2025

🚧 China Just Did It Again! 🌉🇨🇳

The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, now the world’s tallest bridge, just opened in southwest China. It slashed travel time from 2 hours to 2 minutes, and took only 3 years to build. China is clearly living in the future.
Meanwhile in Liberia… the Robertsfield Highway Road, just 25 miles (about 40 km) from the airport to ELWA Junction, Monrovia has taken over 6 years, and it's still not finished. 😑

Let’s be real, the problem isn’t capacity, it’s unserious governance. Liberia deserves better. 🇱🇷

📸 TRENDING | Liberia 🇱🇷During a souvenir interview for his graduating class, 12th graders were asked a simple question:💬...
10/04/2025

📸 TRENDING | Liberia 🇱🇷

During a souvenir interview for his graduating class, 12th graders were asked a simple question:

💬 “What’s your ambition after graduation?”

Students proudly answered:
➡️ “Doctor”
➡️ “Lawyer”
➡️ “Nurse”
➡️ “Engineer”

But when it came to James A. Bohlen, his response caught everyone off guard: 🗣️ “Liberia will decide.”

The interviewers told him to change it.
“Pick a real career,” they said.

But James stood his ground.
✊🏾 “This is how I feel. Let it stay.”

Eventually, the school gave him permission to keep it.
And when the souvenir was printed, someone posted his quote online...

📱 Within hours, it went viral — spreading across Liberia and the diaspora.

Why?

Because James didn’t speak from a lack of ambition but he spoke from PAIN.
He’s seen how graduates are left behind.
No jobs. No scholarships. No future.

His words, “Liberia will decide” now reflect the deep frustration of a generation full of potential but failed by poor leadership and broken systems.

💬 Have you ever felt like James?
🔁 Share this if his words speak for you.
❤️ Like to stand with every young Liberian who deserves better.

Breaking U.S.A News: Tyrese Gibson was booked into Fulton County Jail today on an animal cruelty charge after one of his...
10/04/2025

Breaking U.S.A News: Tyrese Gibson was booked into Fulton County Jail today on an animal cruelty charge after one of his four Cane Corso dogs allegedly killed a neighbor’s small spaniel.

He was released shortly after on a $20,000 bond.

🚨 BREAKING: Diddy has been sentenced to 4 years in a federal prison
10/03/2025

🚨 BREAKING: Diddy has been sentenced to 4 years in a federal prison

🎤 HipCo’s True Fathers: Mighty Blow & Takun J —The Legacy We Can’t Ignore 🇱🇷HipCo is more than just a genre, it’s the he...
10/03/2025

🎤 HipCo’s True Fathers: Mighty Blow & Takun J —The Legacy We Can’t Ignore 🇱🇷

HipCo is more than just a genre, it’s the heartbeat of Liberia’s streets, the voice of its people, and a cultural movement born from struggle and resilience. We all know the big names and the latest hits, but there are legends whose stories rarely get told the way they deserve. Today, I want to talk about two of those giants: Mighty Blow and Takun J.

Back in the days before social media, before streaming platforms and instant viral fame, Mighty Blow was already shaping what would become HipCo. His music wasn’t just entertainment, it was real life in Colloqua. Tracks like “Old Fire Chunk”, his greatest hit along with “Strange Food”, “WWP”, “Breaking Heart”, and “New Love” captured the raw emotions, struggles, and stories of everyday Liberians. Without the digital tools we rely on today, Mighty Blow’s music spread through word of mouth, street performances, and radio airplay. He wasn’t following a trend, he created a movement. And yet, the industry has largely failed to recognize his pivotal role.

Then there’s Takun J, who took that foundation and used it to push HipCo beyond music, turning it into a powerful tool for social change. With hard-hitting tracks like “They Lie To Us,” “Police Man,” and “Gbagba is Corruption,” Takun J gave voice to injustice and spoke truth to power. He made HipCo impossible to ignore.

These two aren’t just musicians; they are cultural architects. Mighty Blow laid the groundwork with his pioneering sound. Takun J armed that sound with courage and purpose. Together, they shaped the HipCo we know today.

As Liberians, it’s time to celebrate their contributions openly and proudly. Let’s stop rewriting our music history to fit the moment and start honoring those who built the foundation, when no one was watching, and the industry wasn’t paying attention.

They deserve more than a passing mention. They deserve respect, recognition, and flowers while they can still see it.

🇱🇷 To My Fellow Liberians: A Hard Truth We Must Face 💔Every year, thousands of young Liberians graduate with big dreams,...
10/03/2025

🇱🇷 To My Fellow Liberians: A Hard Truth We Must Face 💔

Every year, thousands of young Liberians graduate with big dreams, but reality hits hard. No jobs. No opportunities. No hope. Our streets are full of bright, talented youth wasting away, not because they’re lazy, but because the system has completely failed them.

While the people suffer, our so-called “leaders” are enjoying soft lives abroad. Their children attend the best schools, receive top healthcare, and walk on paved roads, all far away from the hardship we face every day here in Liberia.

Let’s be honest: how can a leader who has moved their entire family abroad truly mean well for this country? If you can't trust the system you built enough to keep your own children in it, then you’ve already told us where your loyalty lies and it’s not with the Liberian people.

Back home, we are left with:

🔹 A broken healthcare system
🔹 A struggling, underfunded education sector
🔹 Death-trap roads
🔹 No food security
🔹 No jobs for the youth
🔹 Scarce electricity — getting light across the country is like finding a diamond in the dirt 💡💎

This is not just bad leadership but it is a betrayal of the people.

We may not be in election season yet, but that doesn’t mean we should stay quiet. The time to speak up is NOW. We must demand better. Liberia cannot continue to suffer in silence while a small few enjoy luxury.

Our youth deserve opportunity. Our people deserve dignity. And Liberia deserves leaders who live with us, struggle with us, and rise WITH us, not above us.

10/03/2025

And after this, your wife or husband would ask you by saying “ your mother and I who you love the best”?

Nothing can ever beat a mother’s love! Even as the rain falls, she covers her children and lets the rain beat her.😩🥹

Is this true🤔??
10/03/2025

Is this true🤔??

Officer Safety Comes FirstWe are deeply saddened by the death of Officer Mark D. Bracewell, who was killed on September ...
10/01/2025

Officer Safety Comes First

We are deeply saddened by the death of Officer Mark D. Bracewell, who was killed on September 29 at a checkpoint on Gabriel Tucker Bridge in Monrovia. The driver, Francis Nana, refused to stop during a routine check. Officer Bracewell got on the hood of the car to stop him, but the suspect sped off. Witnesses say the officer pleaded for his life before the car slammed into a concrete barrier. He died from the impact. The suspect has been arrested and sent to court. This tragic event reminds us of the real dangers officers face every day while serving the public.

To All Police Officers:

Your safety comes first. No checkpoint or arrest is worth your life. If a driver becomes aggressive or refuses to stop, don’t take unnecessary risks. Call for backup and follow safety procedures. You all must protect yourself and support each other. Let Officer Bracewell’s death remind you to always act wisely in dangerous situations.

Rest in peace, Officer Bracewell. You will not be forgotten. 💙

Liberian President Boakai on people who don’t appreciate their family members who are living abroad 🗣️"A lot of you here...
10/01/2025

Liberian President Boakai on people who don’t appreciate their family members who are living abroad 🗣️

"A lot of you here are depending on small, small money that people send. Sometimes when they send you US$50, that person does not have money, but you can say, ‘that’s only US$50 you sent me

I wish you would go there and see the condition in which that person earned the US$50. You have not gone there to see it. That is why it’s good to build your country. Liberia is a beautiful country where you have everything. The only thing is to manage it,”

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