Divine World Changers Bible Organization

02/02/2024

Poem:By Isaiah Joseph Gbainhea
TITLE: LIBERIA THE LAND OF RICHES AND POVERTY.

In a land of riches, so full of grace,
Where nature's gifts once adorned this place,
We dreamt of timber, towering and grand,
Of gold and diamond, precious in our hands.

But oh, what happened to our natural store?
Our treasures vanished, forevermore.
Foreigners came, like thieves in the night,
Looting our resources, causing endless plight.

Our leaders, they watched, turning a blind eye,
As our wealth was stolen, without a cry.
Only a few, they say, enjoy the feast,
While the rest of us suffer, burdened by the least.

What became of our education, so dear?
Our health sector, once held so near?
Our security, our agriculture's might,
Our national heritage, now hidden from sight?

If only our national cake could be shared,
Equally across the sectors, we declared,
We would rise, united, to reach the top,
But poverty is our central name, it won't stop.

We are rich in Liberia, blessed by God's hand,
Yet poverty grips us like sinking sand.
Aliens prosper on our sacred ground,
Oh, Liberians, why do we allow this to be found?

When will we benefit, as citizens true,
When will justice prevail, when will it ensue?
When will foreigners cease their abuse,
And stop claiming our government they seduce?

When will we have access to quality education,
While our leaders' children seek foreign nations?
When will we stand tall, with knowledge profound,
Instead of being silenced, voiceless, and bound?

The time has come, dear Liberians, to rise,
To reclaim our land, under the sunlit skies.
Let us unite, hand in hand, heart to heart,
And demand our rights, let our voices impart.

For we are the custodians, the children of this soil,
Our natural resources should be our own to toil.
Let us stand tall, with courage and might,
And restore Liberia's glory, shining bright.

24/08/2023

Liberia Flag Day is an annual celebration in Liberia that commemorates the adoption of the national flag. The flag was adopted on August 24, 1847, when Liberia declared its independence and became the first independent republic in Africa. Flag Day is a significant national holiday in Liberia, and it is celebrated with various events and activities throughout the country.

During Liberia Flag Day, the national flag takes center stage. The flag consists of eleven horizontal stripes, alternating red and white, representing the eleven signatories of the Liberian Declaration of Independence. In the upper left corner, there is a blue square with a white star, symbolizing the freedom of the African people.

The celebrations typically begin with a flag-raising ceremony, where the national flag is hoisted in public places, government buildings, and schools. This ceremony is often accompanied by the singing of the national anthem and patriotic songs. The flag itself is a powerful symbol of national unity, pride, and independence for the Liberian people.

In addition to the flag-raising ceremony, various cultural and educational activities are organized to celebrate Liberia Flag Day. These activities may include parades, concerts, dance performances, traditional music, and drama. Schools often hold special events where students learn about the history and significance of the flag and participate in art and essay competitions related to patriotism and national identity.

Liberians also use Flag Day as an opportunity to reflect on their country's progress, challenges, and aspirations. It is a time for unity, remembrance of the past, and a celebration of the nation's achievements. The day serves as a reminder of the importance of national symbols and the values they represent.

Overall, Liberia Flag Day is a festive occasion that brings together Liberians from all walks of life to honor their national flag, celebrate their independence, and promote a sense of national pride and unity.

16/07/2023

28/06/2023

Some people are around you with empty 🫗 body, with no vision.
Be aware of THEM!!