Thank you so much for being part of this Family The goal for 2019 is 300k Subs! Please Subscribe if you are new here & Don't forget to Like & Share to Family & Friends! Aiyaaaaaaaaaaaaa Maayaaaaaaaaaa
Wow! This was a strong powerful message. African Diasporans who left in the past twenty years because of war or economic reasons are invaluable human resource to their countries economy. I think the Government should put partnership programs with incentives backed with policy to facilitate a massive return of African Diasporan Investment. We just need a African Diasporan Bank to be the game changer .We all send money home monthly to our loved ones every day. See how much money Western Union has made in money transfer charges in Years from Africans. Billions!!!!!! Thank you Maya for all that you do , deeply appreciated. #africatotheworld🌍
She is extremely gorgeous 👌 And so well spoken. I love her whole ensemble. Another beautiful African Sister! Our women are something to behold. Damn! Our men are blessed!
All of Africa actually... As a diasporan... Learn African history and how the world works. Maximize your skill or set of skills. Get your economics right. Pick an African country and go. Learn the culture and a language. Innovate. build. develop.
Right I don't see why seeing before Europeans came native Africans had their own unique way of cultivating they're own rice, that's why when Europeans first encountered those who practiced rice growing, they called that region the Rice Coast stretching all the way from Senegal to Sierra Leone and Liberia. So I don't see why now many Africans departed from it... 🤷🏿♂️
Yes and No.yes base on population of nigerian.No is base on likeness of rice in liberia is higher than nigerian.liberians people can eat rice 10 times a day.they dont give up.rice is like gold in liberia.am a nigerian but formerly lived in liberia for good 7 years before heading to 🇺🇸
I love Liberia they are lovely people i visited Liberia 16years ago i like the rice and beans palm butter soup,cassava leaf soup and tobogi soup beautiful ladies
@@greatafrican913 I am fascinated with this movement of the diaspora home. Especially now the USA is collapsing as it faces a fractional % of its history and consequences. The African continent is the future. Love so many young people going and older people retiring.
True most African Americans do not know about the history of Liberia.However I am an African American who knows that Liberia that it was settled by slaves. I am a person who loves researching Black History, the history of the Diaspora and the Motherland You and I may be cousins 😀
Have you talked to a Liberian about that? Their perspective is not as romantic as what little is taught in America. Anytime you hear about people settling land where others already live, you should question how that went.
African Americans came and BOUGHT the land from some of the chiefs in the area to start over in Africa after becoming free from slavery.... But then, for reasons unknown, they bought the land but then also had to share it with the people they bought it from? I don't understand that part of the history. If I buy a house from a family, that family doesn't get to stay in the house and live with me afterwards but that's a different discussion I guess. When African Americans established Liberia they witnessed first hand, the local tribes still partaking in the illegal slave trade(they were taking Africans to the coast to sell to the Portuguese) This obviously offended Liberians(talking about newly settled African Americans in Liberia) and they took direct action to stop this trade. This upset the locals, as it was effecting their trade. As a result, local tribes regularly attacked the small and fragile Liberian settlements for over a decade until the Liberians decisively defeated the local tribes and peace was established between the Liberian settlements and the local tribes. As a result of these early interactions, the Liberians(so called americo Liberians) rightfully distrusted the local tribes and tried to keep them away from Liberia. Over time, though, more and more trust was established and Liberia began to integrate the local tribes into Liberia proper(making them Liberians as well) this included adopting children from local tribes, providing schooling, apprenticeship, training, and stable jobs in the government. Some were even sent to Europe and America to go to American colleges and universities and come back to help Liberia. This was a great system that was expanding more and more under Tolbert as he truly tried to integrate the natives into Liberia. They were also allowed to join the military and over time became the majority of the military personnel (this was obviously a mistake) So as you can see, Liberians WERE integrating the local tribes into Liberia but the native population decided that they just wanted to take over everything and killed most of the Liberian ran government in 1980. Having taken over Liberian with all the infrastructure undamaged and ready for use, what did they do with it? They destroyed it all in stupid tribal wars and Liberia is still recovering from it. Judging by the upvotes for the original comment it seems that anti African American(so called americo Liberians) feelings are still there which is sad because they were not the ones to actually destroy the country. At this point(2019 going into 2020) there should be no more talk of natives vs Congo people(so called americo Liberians)... We should all just be Liberians from now on and follow the example set by Rwanda. This was Liberia before the war - ruclips.net/video/Jhxoe8MI2U8/видео.html Liberia in 1962 - ruclips.net/video/_i6CXqzmwsQ/видео.html Sadly we have not regained these Glory days in Liberia. Africans from all over the continent used to vacation in Liberia it was so nice
Subscribe, I don’t understand how this guys doesn’t have 1mil subscribers yet. Africans will rush to subscribe to whites girls in bikini but they can’t subscribe to this guy doing something positive for his continent
There is plenty potential in Africa. But not everyone is using YT on the continent yet. Especially in poorer and rural areas more people could use it. But I think it's just a question of time ;)
Congratulations for promoting us to the world, lay a personal invitation to African Americans that Liberia is home and waiting for them to be part of it,
Philomina you're so vibrant girl keep the fire burning.....yes Sierra Leone and Liberia eat rice like every single day if i don't eat rice for the day is like i do not eat at all MrGhanababy you nailed it again!!!
@@IslenoGutierrez My grand parents hated white people for a good reason, BLM exists for a good reason, you do tje math, Africans cannot be racist by definition
Despite the Liberian war, Liberia has well planned and designed infrastructure. It just needs renovation. Liberia so far is one of the most beautiful countries on the West-African coast
Such a beautiful interview. Congratulations Wode for this, i am so so impressed of your travels and creating an image of African Countries that you don't hear about. I have already subscribed to her channel. Glad we we have a local youtuber who is spreading the massage via youtube. Congratulations Ms. Urey. Love from a sister in Liberia. Will be following your videos as well.
I really love how you always pull up and give shout outs, and shine light on your fellow sisters and brothers. You invite us to like others channel. Bless you always. You are a joy
What makes Maya really special is that he is willing to meet with so many people from different countries who are new RUclipsrs, and it doesn't matter how big their channels are compared to his own.
Big up to you Brother Wode for your encouraging YT series to uplift African people globally to come home. My brother you deserve an award. Brother Wode, also beware of the trolls that are anti your YT series. Trolls are hilarious and childish too.
I am very glad to hear it is safer to travel to Liberia. As I stated before in another video, I traveled to Liberia with my church group back in 1989. The coup happened just a few months after we left. We stayed at Carver Bible College. It was the only black missionary organization on the continent at that time. We actually had one guy who later moved to Liberia. He married a Liberian woman, but they had to flee several years later after another war broke out. They have been living in America ever since.
I am a South African and been thinking to leave my own country but after watching all women tell their experience and my friends who left Africa complaining.... honey am not going any far from my motherland, spiritual home.
Woda Maya is so *amazing* for doing this because my perception about Liberia was that it was still destroyed and a mess after the war, but I did not know that Liberia was this *beautiful* thank you so so so much Woda Maya
Excellent content! Good information for the Diaspora who don't know about Liberia. Another lesser known fact: Firestone (Bridgestone) Tires owns and operates the largest rubber plantation in the world (Liberia). They have been growing rubber trees there since 1925.
I'm so glad you did a video about Liberia. I left Liberia as a kid, and I would like to go back, to visit Please cover some Liberian Artist like Takun J and Christophe. As Liberian we should be the ones to rebuild the countr, basic housing, schools, and hospitals. The government should campaign like Ghana did as far as building tourism. That is something I am interested in.
Hello wode maya , This is my first time watching your video And I think you're an amazing person. Thank you sharing your continent. I have 2 amazing boys and they're are AFRICAN AMERICAN BOTH OF MY BOYS THEY ALWAYS ASK THEIR THAT THEY WOULD LOVE TO VISIT AFRICA AND KNOW ABOUT THEIR roots. Oh wode maya. The first video I watched of your RUclips channel was about a young man Build his own charcoal factory. Awesomeness!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺🕺💃🕺
Very true my friends. We must not be afraid to start over that's the fear of most people. Our minds are very colonized to think materialistic way so alot of us are afraid to give it up and live simple.
@amy benje we are programmed to cling to stuff, which is what brings about alot of our suffering.i hear you I also love and appreciate the simplicity of life more so now than ever. 🙏🏿
Wode your contribution to Africa and most of all Liberia is worth more than just commending. I'm so proud to see such a shoot from my land... Liberia, you will surely rise to your fullest existence..🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
Look Wodamaya Liberia and Sierra Leone are so similar in everything we should live together and do things in common and tryed hard to develop our nation's that we love peace to all.
Be sure to follow Rhoda's channel! I often tell blacks in the diaspora who have ancestors who were enslaved that Liberia is our new home. It was founded by our ancestors for us to start over in Africa. Liberia has a troubled history but I think it can become prosperous because of the newfound peace. I encourage all blacks in the diaspora who cannot directly trace their roots to a specific tribe in Africa to consider making Liberia their new home.
Liberia is the most friendly and peaceful country on this earth. Here in America or Europe, there are some parts that human beings cannot go, you're being brainwashed. Africa is peaceful.
Thank you so much for being part of this Family
The goal for 2019 is 300k Subs!
Please Subscribe if you are new here & Don't forget to Like & Share to Family & Friends!
Aiyaaaaaaaaaaaaa Maayaaaaaaaaaa
Getting close Maya!
Wow! This was a strong powerful message. African Diasporans who left in the past twenty years because of war or economic reasons are invaluable human resource to their countries economy. I think the Government should put partnership programs with incentives backed with policy to facilitate a massive return of African Diasporan Investment. We just need a African Diasporan Bank to be the game changer .We all send money home monthly to our loved ones every day. See how much money Western Union has made in money transfer charges in Years from Africans. Billions!!!!!!
Thank you Maya for all that you do , deeply appreciated.
#africatotheworld🌍
She is extremely gorgeous 👌
And so well spoken.
I love her whole ensemble.
Another beautiful African Sister!
Our women are something to behold. Damn! Our men are blessed!
How to subscribe to her again?
@@doreenonekalit9888 My dear deep comment..respect..i hope you are fine?
This boy deserves a statue for the great job being made to show the flip side of Africa which has been hidden by the mainstream media
I lived here 20 years ago. I miss it!! ruclips.net/video/XKDNRNvdy8Y/видео.html I still speak Kru😎
Totally agree with you.
Easily
Africa is beautiful. These beaches wow
You are beautiful too
Come with me next year.
I Know right. Love it. 😊❤️
@@rosemaryglover9119 so beautiful.
@@Africanvillageactivities absolutely 😊
I am moving to Liberia to grow rice, fresh fruits and vegetables.
Andy Gussie blessings to ya! Keep us posted
grace emma blessings to ya and keep us posted ✊🏾
You won't regret bcuz Liberia is rich in her fertile soil
Kwasia, how long can you survive with rice farming
Yeah man i want to open my own rice Company
I am from West Papua, black Melanesian. I am blessed that we black are everywhere.
Fantastic one love brother! 👏👏
@@Atakora13 thank you brother. God bless you 🙏
Sending you Love❤ from America! Glad to see you Brother☺
@@dsmrn5759 Thank you Sis. Which part US? I am in Michigan.
Hotep, Yali, for sure! leslester.blogspot.com/2017/07/#3354057456575773686
The message is clear!! Come back home! Bring your expertise, build your home. Invest, Invest, invest.
Is it owned by the Chinese?
Yes, yes yesssssss.
@@FuuTails For all African Americans, move to Africa where you'll be safe.
For all the Chinese expats, get out Africa. Keep away from our businesses.
Fuu nobody will give you anything for free. If you done go take what is yours the Chinese will take it.
Africa first to fix Africa them maybe?? But African leaders are selling out to Asians.
ruclips.net/video/GbCfmVtenlE/видео.html
She's a beautiful black princess. African women are ROYAL. Oh! Almost slipped my mind... Philomina's legs are monumental. African genes!
Say that again.....yassss
You only look at her legs.
Hahaha
Ati what miguu ndio umeona 😋 nice to see you again here 😂
Thank you King x
@Prince Howard whatta you gonna do with legs.
Aiya maya I'm from Somalia I support you 🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
Waaria
beenlow
@@@abdulhagi8662
Maxa beenlow ku ahay sxp
@@abdulhagi8662 😁😁😁
@@abdulhagi8662 so hadal hee
Liberia and Sierra Leone needs a lot of investments. Let's all do our best to help.
Lobby the Black Americans and Caribbeans
All of Africa actually...
As a diasporan...
Learn African history and how the world works.
Maximize your skill or set of skills.
Get your economics right.
Pick an African country and go.
Learn the culture and a language.
Innovate. build. develop.
Ong we do. We seriously need it
Yeah they’re pretty bad off even by African standards gdp per Capita
My mom is from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 my dad from Liberia 🇱🇷 it’s so beautiful 😍
1st comment! Great work! 😍 Keep them coming! 😜
Like seriously trudy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
hope wode maya is firing well at night..If he is not,tell him to drink alomo bitters
❤️🇬🇭
@@entertainmentnews5355 Lol are you even okay? So in you country is it done only at night? 😂
@@dan9886 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm African American who loves Liberia.
Will look into it.
Good for you!
Our History 😍
Liberia don't eat rice more than Nigeria. Let us grow rice in Africa rather than import from Asia countries. Let eat our own rice.
Your population is 5× larger
I like our local rice than the foreign rice. The foreign rice are killing our people.
You are right because we have everything that it's take to make but we need mechanized farming system in Africa.
Right I don't see why seeing before Europeans came native Africans had their own unique way of cultivating they're own rice, that's why when Europeans first encountered those who practiced rice growing, they called that region the Rice Coast stretching all the way from Senegal to Sierra Leone and Liberia. So I don't see why now many Africans departed from it... 🤷🏿♂️
Yes and No.yes base on population of nigerian.No is base on likeness of rice in liberia is higher than nigerian.liberians people can eat rice 10 times a day.they dont give up.rice is like gold in liberia.am a nigerian but formerly lived in liberia for good 7 years before heading to 🇺🇸
I love Liberia they are lovely people i visited Liberia 16years ago i like the rice and beans palm butter soup,cassava leaf soup and tobogi soup beautiful ladies
Ghana my first home. Liberian my second home they're are so good and so sweet i never regret marrying a liberian
Very true
this is so relevant even with whats going on in sierra leone 2022 today. god bless salone and all of africa may it prosper. and thank you wode
I am laying the groundwork for returning. My focus is Agriculture. I'm documenting my progress on my new RUclips Channel.
Please give us the link to your channel
@@beautifulspirit7420 hi Catherine,
Please click on my picture and it should take you there. Thanks for the interest.
@@greatafrican913 I am fascinated with this movement of the diaspora home. Especially now the USA is collapsing as it faces a fractional % of its history and consequences. The African continent is the future. Love so many young people going and older people retiring.
@@beautifulspirit7420 yes its a sinking ship. Africa is the future.
Great African. Bro, I just subscribed to your channel. Seriously considering moving to Africa to invest in Real Estate.
I can’t thank you enough for exploring my Africa in a such nice way wode.
Woda Maya is the President of all African youtubers. Therefore, all African youtubers should honour and acknowledge him so dearly. Thanks.
Potion of correction of Lberia was not founded by free slaves there people living in there before the arrival of the free slaves.
He is😁
I know we are going to get a Media empire for this channel. #watchthisspace
Yes he is...We now have hope because of this channel that Africa must be great again..
I one thousand percent approve this message. Liberia need us ooo my people.
I love Africa
Africa is more beautiful
Wode maya will never disappoint
He is good
@@PrisTvv He is great
Yes!
The best RUclipsr of the year 2019 much love from ur motherland 🇬🇭🇬🇭
He is really trying
Georgina Amoakoh I’ll be in ur country in August ✊🏾
@@queenofsheba9275 that will be great I wish u well 🇬🇭❤️
👍🏾
Brother Wode is an inspiration.
True most African Americans do not know about the history of Liberia.However I am an African American who knows that Liberia that it was settled by slaves. I am a person who loves researching Black History, the history of the Diaspora and the Motherland You and I may be cousins 😀
Have you talked to a Liberian about that? Their perspective is not as romantic as what little is taught in America.
Anytime you hear about people settling land where others already live, you should question how that went.
Rosemary Glover settled by slaves? Or by PEOPLE who were formerly enslaved
@@sunnyedaize1262 yes I have and they confirmed what I stated in my response
@Jamal Al-Uqdah I did not state that I am an expert on Liberian history just what I know based on my research
African Americans came and BOUGHT the land from some of the chiefs in the area to start over in Africa after becoming free from slavery.... But then, for reasons unknown, they bought the land but then also had to share it with the people they bought it from? I don't understand that part of the history. If I buy a house from a family, that family doesn't get to stay in the house and live with me afterwards but that's a different discussion I guess.
When African Americans established Liberia they witnessed first hand, the local tribes still partaking in the illegal slave trade(they were taking Africans to the coast to sell to the Portuguese) This obviously offended Liberians(talking about newly settled African Americans in Liberia) and they took direct action to stop this trade. This upset the locals, as it was effecting their trade.
As a result, local tribes regularly attacked the small and fragile Liberian settlements for over a decade until the Liberians decisively defeated the local tribes and peace was established between the Liberian settlements and the local tribes.
As a result of these early interactions, the Liberians(so called americo Liberians) rightfully distrusted the local tribes and tried to keep them away from Liberia.
Over time, though, more and more trust was established and Liberia began to integrate the local tribes into Liberia proper(making them Liberians as well) this included adopting children from local tribes, providing schooling, apprenticeship, training, and stable jobs in the government. Some were even sent to Europe and America to go to American colleges and universities and come back to help Liberia. This was a great system that was expanding more and more under Tolbert as he truly tried to integrate the natives into Liberia.
They were also allowed to join the military and over time became the majority of the military personnel (this was obviously a mistake)
So as you can see, Liberians WERE integrating the local tribes into Liberia but the native population decided that they just wanted to take over everything and killed most of the Liberian ran government in 1980.
Having taken over Liberian with all the infrastructure undamaged and ready for use, what did they do with it? They destroyed it all in stupid tribal wars and Liberia is still recovering from it.
Judging by the upvotes for the original comment it seems that anti African American(so called americo Liberians) feelings are still there which is sad because they were not the ones to actually destroy the country.
At this point(2019 going into 2020) there should be no more talk of natives vs Congo people(so called americo Liberians)... We should all just be Liberians from now on and follow the example set by Rwanda.
This was Liberia before the war - ruclips.net/video/Jhxoe8MI2U8/видео.html
Liberia in 1962 - ruclips.net/video/_i6CXqzmwsQ/видео.html
Sadly we have not regained these Glory days in Liberia. Africans from all over the continent used to vacation in Liberia it was so nice
We Africans can't thank you enough Maya!
Subscribe, I don’t understand how this guys doesn’t have 1mil subscribers yet. Africans will rush to subscribe to whites girls in bikini but they can’t subscribe to this guy doing something positive for his continent
There is plenty potential in Africa. But not everyone is using YT on the continent yet. Especially in poorer and rural areas more people could use it. But I think it's just a question of time ;)
@@tulusaku7929 It's because RUclips doesn't make his videos reach out to everyone. They filter out the videos that don't serve their agenda.
You can say that again!
Congratulations for promoting us to the world, lay a personal invitation to African Americans that Liberia is home and waiting for them to be part of it,
Philomina you're so vibrant girl keep the fire burning.....yes Sierra Leone and Liberia eat rice like every single day if i don't eat rice for the day is like i do not eat at all MrGhanababy you nailed it again!!!
Tanya Tv thank you!
@@RoydaUrey I’ve been gone for over 40 years coming back 2022. Thanks our beautiful Liberian Queen 👑
Shes so beautiful. Liberia is a great country now after alot of struggles. Good job Wode Maya . Love from Kenya.
Her skin glows 👌🏾
Because she's home, no whitie to hold her down and tell her she's ugly, she's an African queen beautiful
Dan Mulbah She is partially mixed, black Americans have 15%-30% European ancestry.
Elvis Mengisto Thats incredibly racist and ignorant view of whites you have.
@@IslenoGutierrez My grand parents hated white people for a good reason, BLM exists for a good reason, you do tje math, Africans cannot be racist by definition
@@IslenoGutierrez Anyone that is mixed with African African
Thanks for introducing us all to so many beautiful Africans. I just subscribed to her page today and look forward to additional information.
Exactly 💯 ❤
Awesome interview with my own Liberian sister! Thank you Wode Maya for featuring my sweet motherland Liberia.
Nice showcase. Liberia is gradually rising and we will definitely make it .
❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm Zimbabwean / South African living in England, I will be moving back home
Good I am surprised blacks ever want to help their own homeland out.
@@FringeWizard2 Why is it surprising?
Same as a fellow Londoner I am mentally planning my way back to the motherland God willing
Despite the Liberian war, Liberia has well planned and designed infrastructure. It just needs renovation. Liberia so far is one of the most beautiful countries on the West-African coast
Such a beautiful interview. Congratulations Wode for this, i am so so impressed of your travels and creating an image of African Countries that you don't hear about. I have already subscribed to her channel. Glad we we have a local youtuber who is spreading the massage via youtube. Congratulations Ms. Urey. Love from a sister in Liberia. Will be following your videos as well.
I really love how you always pull up and give shout outs, and shine light on your fellow sisters and brothers. You invite us to like others channel. Bless you always. You are a joy
What makes Maya really special is that he is willing to meet with so many people from different countries who are new RUclipsrs, and it doesn't matter how big their channels are compared to his own.
Thank you very much for such a unique perspective of Liberia.
Wode Maya you're a true African Boss...👌🙌
Brother Wode and Sister Maya in Liberia. Liberia brings so many Africans from the USA back home.
WODE MAYA , we really likes what you r doing , you r just working as an ambassador for all African countries !! keep it up Man
greeting from Ethiopia
Liberia is beautiful, thanks for showing Africa to the World!
Woda Maya
Thanks for coming to my country Liberia 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
So much opportunity on the continent and warm weather, love it! Thanks to this sister and Wode Maya for the footage.
I feel so proud to listen to an intelligent African lady. Philomina, your great.
Very nice show. Thanks to Wode Maya for exposure. Never heard of you but I will follow you religiously. Subscribing to your channel right now.
❤❤❤❤
😍😍😍 Sis is original from Detroit! im so ready to Leave and come to Africa! she is beautiful!! 😚
THANK U!! THANK YOU!! THANK U!!!! THANK YOU!!!! The beach is sooo BEAUTIFUL!!! U R Doing a GREAT JOB!!!!👍👍👍👍🌻🌞🌻
Hey Philimena.
I had a burning desire to move out of South Africa & Liberia is one of the countries I considered. Your story awakens that desire.
keep killing it Wode, i want to travel and eventually move to an African country because of you
I love her enthusiasm for helping to develop her native land and In the process the African continent more Africans should follow suit
following this lil guy is one of the reasons why I started visiting the African countries. and I love it
I'm going to subscribe right now. You two and many others are making a difference. You bring joy to many people hearts. Thank you!!
@@nasto4u850 Hello Samantha, I'm doing great. Hope you doing well yourself
Africa is so beautiful 😍. So glad that you did this video, bc Americans do get the wrong idea about Africa
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Very informative interview - Thanks so much for the history of African American former slaves founding Liberia 🎉💜
Big up to you Brother Wode for your encouraging YT series to uplift African people globally to come home. My brother you deserve an award. Brother Wode, also beware of the trolls that are anti your YT series. Trolls are hilarious and childish too.
Fantastic interview. Africa to the world 🌎👍🏽
i inspired by this country as im African , glad to see more forward and bright future for all Africans just dont loose hope
I am very glad to hear it is safer to travel to Liberia. As I stated before in another video, I traveled to Liberia with my church group back in 1989. The coup happened just a few months after we left. We stayed at Carver Bible College. It was the only black missionary organization on the continent at that time. We actually had one guy who later moved to Liberia. He married a Liberian woman, but they had to flee several years later after another war broke out. They have been living in America ever since.
wow!
Well said my sister and brother I just love watching her. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
One love Africa
Omg sis thank you for showing somewhere else of Africa seriously wow
The lady is powerful and inspirational. And she desides to live the way she loves
I know the connection personally through a great grandfather. My next visit to Africa will be to Liberia. My spirit is longing to return.
You're welcome anytime to Liberia
I am a South African and been thinking to leave my own country but after watching all women tell their experience and my friends who left Africa complaining.... honey am not going any far from my motherland, spiritual home.
Lib all day thanks wode Maya nice video lib my country Good morning from USA . That's a good interview wode Maya thanks
Woda Maya is so *amazing* for doing this because my perception about Liberia was that it was still destroyed and a mess after the war, but I did not know that Liberia was this *beautiful* thank you so so so much Woda Maya
Awwwww u r welcome!
Make sure u visit someday
Dear mr. Maya please continue doing what you're doing thank you
She made me laughed when she said Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 and Liberia 🇱🇷 are cousins very close 😂, but you guys are doing amazing job for real respect ✊
Africa Prophet (WODE MAYA) thanks for taken Africa to the world. Your motivational words will surely hit the world for all Africans. Love you brother
Great interview about my beloved Liberia. Africans need to develop Africa.
I've never ever feel boring with WODE MAYA Vlog, Keep on showing the world how Beautiful Africa is.
😯 No Amazon! ☹ That's ok I'll take that beautiful sight of nature over all that is here in the states 👍🏽 It look so peaceful there, I could adjust 🤗
E Bap Let us invent our own “ZON”😁
Thanks for coming to my country, I wish I had the opportunity to see you , God bless you brother
Excellent content! Good information for the Diaspora who don't know about Liberia. Another lesser known fact: Firestone (Bridgestone) Tires owns and operates the largest rubber plantation in the world (Liberia). They have been growing rubber trees there since 1925.
You're welcome for Liberia beautiful countries this is my country I'm love Africa thank you brother
I'm so glad you did a video about Liberia. I left Liberia as a kid, and I would like to go back, to visit Please cover some Liberian Artist like Takun J and Christophe. As Liberian we should be the ones to rebuild the countr, basic housing, schools, and hospitals.
The government should campaign like Ghana did as far as building tourism. That is something I am interested in.
I love her message she's spreading.Definitely subscribing to her Channel.I want to visit all countries of Africa at least once. #oneloveafrica
Wode maya motivates me so much, proud of this young brother...Africa to the world.
My Brother!
Hello wode maya ,
This is my first time watching your video
And I think you're an amazing person.
Thank you sharing your continent.
I have 2 amazing boys and they're are AFRICAN AMERICAN BOTH OF MY BOYS THEY ALWAYS ASK THEIR THAT THEY WOULD LOVE TO VISIT AFRICA AND KNOW ABOUT THEIR roots.
Oh wode maya.
The first video I watched of your RUclips channel was about a young man
Build his own charcoal factory.
Awesomeness!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺🕺💃🕺
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I'm so happy seeing you in my country
Thanks for Sharing such a great job. Keep it up. I will be there soon by his grace
I thought I wanted to go to Ghana now this makes me want to go to Liberia
When do you want to go?
Go everywhere in africa it is the same vibes
Its all beautiful
Please you don't have to change your plans ... Ghana still got that love and the beautiful, peaceful atmosphere you will love to experience
Thank you wode maya to link up with her great meet up!
Very true my friends. We must not be afraid to start over that's the fear of most people. Our minds are very colonized to think materialistic way so alot of us are afraid to give it up and live simple.
@amy benje we are programmed to cling to stuff, which is what brings about alot of our suffering.i hear you I also love and appreciate the simplicity of life more so now than ever. 🙏🏿
So true..wating their monies on people that dont give a damn about them..Africa me say👊
Wow what a beautiful place.
Thank you for showing us around.
Think it what checking it out 👍🏿😄
Thanks my beautiful sister
I love her already.😘 She's humble and cute
@wodemaya & @urey blessingsonblessings keep it up with the great work 👍🏽📸✨💯
Liberia, one nation one people, in Union Strong, Success is Sure.
The mother land will never fall.
Kudos to you both for constantly elevating our narrative
I am from somalia 🇸🇴 252 in living in the USA 🇺🇸 , but never give up my home .
Wode your contribution to Africa and most of all Liberia is worth more than just commending. I'm so proud to see such a shoot from my land... Liberia, you will surely rise to your fullest existence..🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
One Love from 🇰🇪🇩🇪 thinking forward to go back Home 254
What is Stopping you Mumba???
Have to finish my Uni first, and i visit kenya twice inna year
Hallo, ich bin ein großer Befürworter der deutsch-kenianischen Freundschaft! Kenia ist ein tolles Fleckchen Erde.
@@fjellyo3261 bin kenianerin,willkommen
@@Junestern Asante sana rafiki!
Miss Urey, now I got you a true Liberian. Thanks, Maya for the link up with my own Liberian Jue.
Look Wodamaya Liberia and Sierra Leone are so similar in everything we should live together and do things in common and tryed hard to develop our nation's that we love peace to all.
mohamed conteh I agree! 💯%
Thanks WODE for visiting this Country. How i missed your visit in 2019 is strange!
Be sure to follow Rhoda's channel!
I often tell blacks in the diaspora who have ancestors who were enslaved that Liberia is our new home. It was founded by our ancestors for us to start over in Africa.
Liberia has a troubled history but I think it can become prosperous because of the newfound peace. I encourage all blacks in the diaspora who cannot directly trace their roots to a specific tribe in Africa to consider making Liberia their new home.
you are doing a very great job for Africa, Wode Maya...Thumbs Up
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Liberia to the World
Sweet Land Of Liberty❤
WOW! I'm here to watch her style , it's really makes me crazy......
Thank you Wadmaya for the interview
Liberia is the most friendly and peaceful country on this earth. Here in America or Europe, there are some parts that human beings cannot go, you're being brainwashed. Africa is peaceful.
Thank You wode maya for the great job bro Africa love you so much may God Procter you