I am an American who has never been to Liberia, but hope to one day visit. I love your videos because you show so many aspects of Liberia. So far this is my favorite video because the Centennial Pavilion encompasses the history of Liberia and should be the major tourist attraction. Glad to see that it is being kept up. That is a great idea to place Presidential Cars on the grounds. Someone should do research and recreate all the main transportation carriers of all the Presidents from Roberts Hammock to Weah’s Vehicle, and perhaps create their likeness in the vehicles like Wax Museum figures. I believe the first President Barclay drove the first car in Monrovia in 1906 or was it President King in 1926.. The museum however should be moved to the grounds of the old Executive Pavilion. Also remember that the former National Assembly served as the seat of the famed 1960/61 Monrovia Group Conference of African Nations. Wonder who was the main architect of the 1947 Pavilion?
I'm the descendant of a Confederate officer who's body servant (what they called slaves who followed his owner into the war) went to Liberia after emancipation. I hope he lived a long life and wish health wealth and happiness to his descendants. 🇱🇷🙏
Amazing to see President Robert's house he lived in as first president of the republic. Love president Tolbert's story. Love it all. Let's all pray for our beloved country.
I don’t understand why so many dilapidated buildings are still standing in Monrovia so many years since Liberia’s civil war ended? Well, good presentation on Liberia’s historical places.👍🏿🇺🇸
No, the origin of Liberia dates back to 1821 when a group of freed African Slaves settled on the coastline through the efforts of the ACS. By 1847, the country became independent.
Liberia and its people were there existed,those were the repatriated slaves to African from USA not founders of Liberia.please change ways it's called 😎
😂😂😂😂cmon now The natives didn't name the Place Liberia nor the capital city Monrovia ..That name came fron the then President Monroe .who was the U.S President at the time that Black Americans left to find a place to settle on the shores of west Africa..How and why would the natives use such names at that time????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@krissimms4775 There were names of all the places but the criminals brought by President Monrrue changed all names to the names of their slavery names.its disgusting job of mentally ill People
@@krissimms4775I'm disappointed in Liberia with the knowledge the ex slaves got from USA and the time the country gained independence, the country is very backward compared to most African countries without the human resources they had.
I am an American who has never been to Liberia, but hope to one day visit. I love your videos because you show so many aspects of Liberia. So far this is my favorite video because the Centennial Pavilion encompasses the history of Liberia and should be the major tourist attraction. Glad to see that it is being kept up. That is a great idea to place Presidential Cars on the grounds. Someone should do research and recreate all the main transportation carriers of all the Presidents from Roberts Hammock to Weah’s Vehicle, and perhaps create their likeness in the vehicles like Wax Museum figures. I believe the first President Barclay drove the first car in Monrovia in 1906 or was it President King in 1926.. The museum however should be moved to the grounds of the old Executive Pavilion. Also remember that the former National Assembly served as the seat of the famed 1960/61 Monrovia Group Conference of African Nations. Wonder who was the main architect of the 1947 Pavilion?
Thanks for the motivation. Very good suggestions too
My passionate appreciation to U for this program and I witnessed the video from start to end..
Thanks for the motivation
I like ur background song. Very unique and organic 👌
I have learned something new today.
Thanks bro👍👍👍👍
Glad to hear that
Very educative. Learned a lot about my country 🙏🏾🤗.
This is laudable. Keep it up
Thank you
This was very educational. I used to walk the grounds of this facility as a young school boy with my friends. Wow!
Thank you for sharing this video 👏🏽
You are welcome
Do a great job Emmanuel.. thank you
You are welcome and thanks
Great work!!
Thank you
Happy National Day and God bless you all brothers and sisters !
Love mama Liberi🙏❤️🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
Beautiful country with many untold stories
Thanks 🙏
This is so touching I just learned from this video
Thanks for watching
I'm the descendant of a Confederate officer who's body servant (what they called slaves who followed his owner into the war) went to Liberia after emancipation. I hope he lived a long life and wish health wealth and happiness to his descendants. 🇱🇷🙏
thanks for this tour bro
Excellent Job 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
I was there as peacekeeper on 2004 to 2005 I'm from philippines
Thanks for watching
But i advise that u listen more as your host provides the information.
Is the touch still late
Yes so special with good felling of peaceful place I love My country is Liberia Monrovia come up very soon
Amazing to see President Robert's house he lived in as first president of the republic. Love president Tolbert's story. Love it all. Let's all pray for our beloved country.
personally I think he did not have a long term futuristic vison for the people of liberia
This is amazing
In this fast moving media Era, your intros are just too loooong!!!!! CUT THEM DOWN SIGNIFICANTLY PLEASE.
They never think about the future generations built small place God please help Liberia 🇱🇷
I don’t understand why so many dilapidated buildings are still standing in Monrovia so many years since Liberia’s civil war ended?
Well, good presentation on Liberia’s historical places.👍🏿🇺🇸
Thanks
I like what you doing brother
Thanks for the motivation and keep following for more video
Wow that amazing
Great history of our country
The tour guy is not saying the truth, as regards to the question you asked 'Do people pay money to come here'? He deflected the question.
This country have history
J'aime trop trop jolie franchement j'adore😘😘😘😘
Love mean Liberia
Emmanuel, the guy may know the information, but his presentation is very poor. He's all over the place.
So beautiful😘😘❤❤❤❤😍
Didn't Liberia exist before the ex slaves were brought to Liberia?
Great Question, it was in existence but was not know as Liberia
Not as a country..
No, the origin of Liberia dates back to 1821 when a group of freed African Slaves settled on the coastline through the efforts of the ACS. By 1847, the country became independent.
First independent country in Africa but very backward.
Hi
Liberia and its people were there existed,those were the repatriated slaves to African from USA not founders of Liberia.please change ways it's called 😎
Yes
😂😂😂😂cmon now
The natives didn't name the Place Liberia nor the capital city Monrovia ..That name came fron the then President Monroe
.who was the U.S President at the time that Black Americans left to find a place to settle on the shores of west Africa..How and why would the natives use such names at that time????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@krissimms4775 There were names of all the places but the criminals brought by President Monrrue changed all names to the names of their slavery names.its disgusting job of mentally ill People
@@krissimms4775I'm disappointed in Liberia with the knowledge the ex slaves got from USA and the time the country gained independence, the country is very backward compared to most African countries without the human resources they had.
Great history of our country