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Liberia’s first and number one International entertainment media company. LSV Inc. Our company website links:

Website: liberianstarsviews.com

Founded by U.S base, Liberian born, Augustina Kou Monpleh alias “First Lady”, a name she earned due to being the first Liberian, Entertainment blogger who started promoting her country’s Arts & Culture, internationally. Liberian stars view started in 2005, as an effort to create a medium through which the Liberian entertainment industry could attain some publicity. The company was focused on showc

asing the Liberian entertainers in the music, film, fashion, and general entertaining industry. Liberian Stars View since its inception has now grown to a company that not only supports the entertainment industry in Liberia, but also is now operating from a Pan-African spectrum. The company has also spread, through the desire and passion of its founder, to include several humanitarian support foundations such the LSV foundation, in an effort to support the African community through donations, educational forums, and empowerment and enlightenment campaigns.

13/11/2025

Prophet Key please stop spreading lies about Mano women ya. 🙄🙄🙄🙄

12/11/2025

Any Liberian based in Argentina 🇦🇷 that would like to join hands , and help him?

12/11/2025

Liberian people oh, can y’all please ask Prophet Key 🔑 about what Mano women did to him to be talking about us leh this? 😭😭😭Mano women are so unproblematic though.

12/11/2025

Little Liberia: Metro Detroit’s First Traditional Liberian Restaurant Set to Open

Metro Detroit is about to welcome its very first traditional Liberian restaurant — “Little Liberia”— led by visionary chef “Ameneh Marhaba”. Known for her warmth, creativity, and passion for Liberian cuisine, Marhaba has spent years introducing Michigan residents to the rich, flavorful tastes of West Africa through her pop-up series, “This Is What Liberia Tastes Like.”

From Pop-Ups to a Permanent Home

What started as a part-time culinary venture soon became a movement. In “2022”, Marhaba decided to take her passion full-time, setting her sights on building a brick-and-mortar restaurant. Her dream gained major momentum that same year when she “won the Comerica Hatch Detroit Competition”, earning recognition and support from Comerica Bank and TechTown Detroit.

“This journey hasn’t been easy, but it’s been filled with love, community, and purpose,” she shared on “Little Liberia’s official page. “We’re still building, and we’re just getting started.”

Making Media Waves

Chef Ameneh has proudly represented Liberia’s culinary culture across Detroit’s major TV networks:

“August 2024 – CBS News Detroit:
“Shared her journey and future plans to open a traditional Liberian restaurant.
“December 30, 2024 – WXYZ Channel 7: Discussed Detroit’s lack of Liberian restaurants and her mission to change that.
“June 11, 2023 – Fox 2 Detroit:” Set up a vibrant display of Liberian dishes while chatting with hosts about her vision for Little Liberia.

Celebrating Culture, Flavor, and Community

With authentic dishes that celebrate Liberia’s diverse traditions, Little Liberia is more than just a restaurant — it’s a cultural bridge connecting Metro Detroit to the heart of West Africa. From spicy pepper soups to flavorful jollof rice and cassava leaf, each dish tells a story of resilience, community, and home.

As anticipation builds, Detroiters and the Liberian diaspora alike are counting down to the grand opening of “Little Liberia — a place where culture, taste, and community come together.”

11/11/2025

Wokie Dolo Faces Backlash After Speaking Out Against FGM and Child Marriage

Former “Miss Liberia Wokie Dolo” is under fire online after calling for the “ban of Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM)” and “early child marriage” in Liberia — two practices she described as “harmful and unjust to women and girls”,

In her message, Dolo urged lawmakers, community leaders, and citizens to unite for “stronger laws and enforcement” that protect the rights and dignity of women. Her statement sparked both “praise and backlash”, quickly becoming one of the most talked-about topics on Liberian social media this week.

While many applauded her courage, others turned the focus to her personal life, criticizing her marriage to what they described as an “older man.” One online critic fired back, saying:

“You’re married to an older man, yet speaking against child marriage?”

Dolo’s supporters, however, pushed back — reminding critics that she’s advocating against “underage marriage”, not “adult relationships based on consent.

Adding to the heated debate, some commenters defended the continuation of FGM and early marriage, arguing that it is part of “Liberian tradition” and “cannot be banned anytime soon.” This has reignited a national conversation about how “cultural beliefs” often clash with “modern human-rights values”, especially regarding the protection of women and girls.

Despite the criticism, Wokie Dolo remains firm in her stance that “ending harmful traditional practices is not just moral, but a legislative imperative for progress.”

11/11/2025

We’re here waiting for and to get married or at least release their girlfriend(s) names. JESUS CHRIST!!

11/11/2025

Congratulations to Mar & Cath on their wedding.

10/11/2025

Is Ezypain Now Liberia’s Most Eligible Bachelor?

Liberian comedian and event host Ezypain is once again the talk of social media — not just for his comedy, entertainment , love for life and Liberian women.

Just hours after teasing his upcoming comedy video titled “Liberian girls are after my life — I’m clearing the air in my next video,” “fans have been buzzing non-stop. The entertainer told followers to “turn on their notifications” for the release, promising to address the “heat” he’s been catching lately — and everyone’s waiting to see what he’ll actually say.

But that’s not all stirring up attention around Ezypain. A few weeks ago, photos of him and his “B**g County jue” who openly confessed to having a crush on the comedian on Streetz Fries — a move that instantly caught fire online. Since then, more Liberian girls have joined the trend, playfully calling him “husband material” and flooding his comments with heart emojis and flirty remarks.

The Internet Reaction

Social media has turned the situation into a full-blown conversation piece. Between admiration posts, memes, and even fan edits, Ezypain’s name is everywhere. Many now jokingly refer to him as “Liberia’s most eligible bachelor”, and it’s not hard to see why — he’s charismatic, funny, single (at least publicly👀), and at the top of his game in entertainment.

The Ezypain Effect

Known for blending humor with honesty, Ezypain has become one of Liberia’s most relatable comedians. Whether hosting major events or dropping skits that capture everyday Liberian life, he has mastered the art of keeping fans entertained and connected.

The latest buzz around his dating life only adds another layer to his growing brand — part humor, part heartthrob, and full-time entertainer.

What’s Next?

With his new video dropping soon, fans are glued to their phones waiting to see how Ezypain will “clear the air.” Will he finally address the B**g County crush? Confirm he’s single? Or turn the whole thing into a hilarious skit?

Whatever the case, one thing is clear: “Ezypain has the internet talking”, and his bachelor charm might just be part of his next big comedy hit.

10/11/2025

Wokie Dolo, Former Miss Liberia, Calls for a Ban on FGM and Early Childhood Marriage

Former Miss Liberia and humanitarian advocate “Wokie Dolo” has issued a strong call for the “ban of Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM)” and “ early childhood marriage” in Liberia, urging lawmakers and citizens to take immediate legislative action to protect women and girls.

“Every harmful practice that violates the rights and dignity of women and girls is a setback to our nation’s progress,” Dolo stated. “It’s time to move beyond awareness and take bold legislative steps that protect, empower, and uphold justice.”

Dolo emphasized that these practices not only endanger lives but also slow Liberia’s social and economic progress. She called on “lawmakers, community leaders, and citizens” to unite for “stronger laws and effective enforcement” that will put an end to gender-based violence and inequality once and for all.

“We have endured too many setbacks due to these unnecessary practices,” she added. “Ending harmful practices is not just a moral duty but a legislative imperative. Effective laws protect lives and promote equality.”

Her remarks come amid ongoing discussions in Liberia about women’s rights, traditional practices, and the urgent need for reform that ensures the safety and empowerment of young girls.

10/11/2025

Our Liberian brother got himself some fragrance ad at Macys.

09/11/2025

Congratulations Mr and Mrs Harris❤️❤️

08/11/2025

Mister Africa International,
Liberia, aka Bassa Dudu

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Founded by Ms. Augustina Kou Monpleh alias Liberian Entertainment first lady in 2005. LSV started in an effort to create a medium through which the Liberian entertainment industry could attain some publicity. The company is focused on showcasing talents.