I remember when I was just a boy, my friend father was one of the engineer that worked on that construction of this house. He took me and his son for a tour in the entire building. I can still remembered, when entering into the house they had one ceiling in the house that had a grass ceiling and we went to the pool area, it was beautiful. Thanks for sharing this video, it’s a great memories.
Good and nice job. I'm ivoirian but my mother are liberian.... She's from Tuzon town the village of Samuel Kanyon Doe. Love Ivory Coast, Love Liberia, Love Africa, Love the World.... We need peace and love ❤
No one is really keen to remember such a leader ! The best way is for the city to repossess the land property and sell it to private developers. The source of the money that leader used to build the unfinished house was from taxpayers. They forfeited children education to better themselves.
@@barclay1214 You have a good point. If that's the reason then there's no need of developing such a structure but to sell it to private individuals who will develop it.
Any developer could convert this place into a hotel, bringing much-needed revenue to Liberia. As long as the integrity of the basic structure is sound, this is an opportunity to generate money for the economy.
I have a lot of Liberian friends in the U.S. They have told me so many stories about how nice life was there before the civil wars. I want to visit in the future.
@@finn3102 life was never “nice” before the civil war, they had a dictatorship and Liberians of a certain ethnic group were being persecuted and killed.
@@capoislamort100 They did not say that Liberia was a Utopian society pre civil war/s. Obviously, there were problems like everywhere else. Just that life there was rather good comparatively speaking before things fell apart. I am aware of Liberia's history and the conflicts between ethnic groups. I try to stay clear of internal politics in African countries. Reason being, they are all multi ethnic, with histories of animosity between ethnic groups, that sometimes leads to bloodshed in the worst case scenarios. Case in point, I also know a lot of Ethiopians of different ethnic groups. There has been a historic tug of war for domination of the country between the two Habesha Semitic speaking Ethiopians, Amhara and Tigray for over a 100 years. There was recently a war between the the northern Tigray region against the federal government. The Tigray region was strategically cut off from water, electricity and food for over 1 year by the federal government. The Tigrayan I know were 100% unanimously of the opinion that their people were facing a real genocide. Like the Jews in WW2. At the hands of the federal government, ethnic Amharas principally responsible. Now, all of my Amhara friends were 100% of the opinion that the Tigrayans are purely fabricating lies about a genocide, to get outside support. The also view Tigrayans as inherently evil and greedy. They say minority Tigrayans ruled the country for 30 years, marginalizing all of the other ethnic groups. Sorry for rambling, but I hope you get my point? I don't take sides in internal African issues. Like the conflicts between Tutsis and Hutus in Rwanda. Or the current one between Tutsis and the federal government in DRC.
Well done Emmanuel for the personal risk you take to show and tell some of the untold stories about LIBERIA. I know that others joined me to say thanks. Be very careful my friend, especially visiting places like that of Doe's home. Regards until next time. EM Whitfield
Sais vrais mais si un président le transforme en musée tour les critiques sera ouvert à son compte. Mais il faut le faire ça sera rentable pour le pays. Sa va attirer plus de touristes.
It's pleasure for me to watch this video and see this palace of SKD after 33 years. wow the building is still perfect and nice. Big up from an ivorian who lives in brussels, Belgium
I am from Ghana and I can't wait for the next generation of African leaders who will be selfless and dedicated to the people. I was very young when president Tubman came to Ghana. God bless our continent.
Afrika is under rulers and not leaders. We are ruled by people who are serving there selfish interests and benefiting the Western world and Chinese. A leader leads his people and generation to come. We need leaders not rulers.
At this point, the family hasn't done anything yet, It might be best to sell it to an investor/ government to turn it into a museum to preserve history 🤔 and for tourism
Thanks Emmanuel for great work son Grand Gedeh County I have visited the house of our former late president Samuel K Doe actually that building should've been a renovated since we pray that things turned good for our County peace Lee General Marcus Chayee
I've visited the building while I was in Liberia, I must admit that the structure was designed to last for ages with a lavish designs...may God bless Liberia my love for this country knows no bounds 🇱🇷🇳🇬
As a real estate developer this a massive property with lots of potentials to generate good income if the structure is still good... Why is the government not making use of all these properties?
Hey,Friend.My name is Washington,am from West Africa Liberia Monrovia The place in this video.I live in America now by a Miracle but Hey have a question for you?
No dear. Is Selfishness. We don’t think about the need of each other but ourselves. We are the nation. All of our leader go in power to full their bank accounts and belly, forgetting the very people that vote them in. We this generation are on the move for the redemption of mama Liberia. You don’t do what is right, you will be remove.
Great background song and l wonder why nobody talks about that wonderful voice even though l didn't understand the words but it's really authentic it matches up with the video...... good video quality,big ups from a brother🇬🇭
I remember passing by this place on my way to Maryland and Grand Kru counties in the southeast. You are doing an amazing job in showing Liberia to the world. On a side note, don't be committing trespass on video o 😂. Don't mind my legal joke 😅
Thank you so much Brother Kortu for bringing us to this place. Mainwhile as president I wouldn't have constructed this. The children and family members will not be able to complete this building.
So true. The evil of Doe will follow his children. They could be living in that mansion instead of the USA. But how can you live in a mansion surrounded by poverty? Doe had no vision. He should have developed Zwedru instead of spending millions on one mansion-stupid African leaders. So wasteful. Now your children cannot enjoy the home. African leaders gave our resources away for a few bucks and begged the same Western countries for fanatical aid. Instead of using the resources and income to develop the country. The Western leaders will forever look down on African leaders and consider them ignorant fools because they do not have national pride.
Acts 1:20. " Let his habitation be desolate, and let no man dwell in it. His office let another take.''....I hope other politicians and dictators would learn from this but history keep repeating itself especially in Africa😢
@@emmanuelykortudid you do spiritual cleansing after coming from this haunted house ??😢 i believe doe was so much into witchcraft and sacrifice so i suggest you do some cleansing incase you picked up evil spirits from that place Great work though keep it up watching from SA 🇿🇦
Nice content and lessons learnt that we should stick to ethics in our every day life. On a separate note, could you please advise on the song tittle and artist? Much love from Kenya
Israelis company was building the house. Most of the bricks came from abroad. Doe never lived in the house. The house was almost done. He was planning to celebrate his 40th birthday in 1990 in the house but the 89 incursion messed things up. Sadly, like most Liberian leaders the house sit in ruins. The one he has in his home town of Tuzon is completely destroyed. That is the one he lived in, but this house in Zwedru was never officially open.
An Israeli company to build a house and even bricks were imported! There is no way I would ever be proud of such a fellow as my leader! This is hilarious.... even in 1990!
@@serwaddashafik7570 My brother even the Executive Mansion materials were imported. We are a goods-consuming nation, not a goods producing nation. Imagine, ordinary matches are imported.
My name is Kofi Yeboah from Ghana. I grandfather was the Ghana Ambassador to Liberia then. He never returned back to Ghana after the war. Now we don't know whether he died during the war or hiding somewhere. This was 1990
First time here new subie This is Awesome very beautiful place and Wow Thank you for sharing this Peace Love and Light Ase will keep watching your content watching from the 🇺🇸 keep up your good work
Wow I work at here at the building during vacation job my school days. We carry dirt for the flowers pots. That building is very strong with so many layers of breaks including gun proof breaks There are only 4 rooms in that house. The house was at finish touches when the war came. So it was not properly finished. The designer alone the stairs was done by Libyans . The house can be used. I don't know what the family are doing about it. That building is very solid. The war is made up of several layers Thanks
Thank you #Emmanuel Y. Kortu. Your friend from Kenya 🇰🇪. It's unfortunate that SKD residence, I guess this is Tuzon, is in ruins just like those of Taylor and William R Tolbert. Otherwise I do read lots of Liberia stories like PhD notes.
Well done.... however, please show video of the original state of the house when it was built viz a viz the ruins for all to appreciate the architect. Thanks
It is always like this about African leaders. I watched a similar video about Lansana Conteh's residence in Conakry and Kabasa Lodge of former president of Sierra Leone (Siaka Stevens), to name a few. All their houses have been left in ruined. 😊
Doe accused Tolbert and others of greed and had them murdered in the name of justice, only to turn round and do far worse. The attitude of a typical African despot. Liberia was impoverished under Doe but he still built such a mansion. The irony is today his legacy is in ruins. Vanity is vanity.
"How many a garden and springs the tyants left behind! And diverse crops and splendid residences! And the luxury they once enjoyed! And thus, we awarded them and the people that came after. Neither the heavens nor the Earth wept over them, and their destiny did not wait for them". - Quran.
Where are his children and family? The money he wasted on that building would have been used to help poor librarians. The same wasted structures are in Zaire Central Africa Republic etc . Unfortunately other African leaders will never learn.
What interest me to know is that most of the dwelling places of formal Libarian presidents are being abandoned. Why are there abandoned? Can they be used for tourist purpose?
Il n'y a rien de vaniteux dans cette habitation présidentielle, avez vous déjà visité le château de Versailles en France, c'était la demeure de Louis XIV
Why don't you educate non-Liberians about Doe? The house? why is it desolate? Was it confiscated? Does he have a family? Who vandalised the place? This is sad and some of us want to know beyond "this place is scary" and the dead snake
There is nothing to cheris about a monster who betrayed the trust and confidence of his people. That palace should be renovated and proceeds go to charity organization in Liberia.
No worries. No need for apology. I hope it would spur those incharge of his estate, his children or the government into action to preserve the building before it's too late.
You did an awesome job even taking risk to put the story out. I think President Weah should rebuild and complete this edifice and convert it to a museum in honour of the people killed during the Liberian civil war. Thanks for your effort
This can be made a tourist attraction of a sort, a hotel, a governmental retreat centre, a hospital, a hotel or even a common restaurant to provide jobs for the many unemployed youth of Liberia. Why are they allowing it to rot?. This is very painful. H.E. George O. Weah. Please do something.
Were is the owner gone nobody else leave here no family no friend . just imagine when it's was build he thinks he won't die after all nobody leaves there.life is sad
Oh my God watching this video makes me feel so emotional Samuel k doe nothing last for ever may his soul resting perfect peace no one is perfect why African leaders i pray for more peace and stability one love mama Africa oh my God i feel like cryin
I remember when I was just a boy, my friend father was one of the engineer that worked on that construction of this house. He took me and his son for a tour in the entire building. I can still remembered, when entering into the house they had one ceiling in the house that had a grass ceiling and we went to the pool area, it was beautiful. Thanks for sharing this video, it’s a great memories.
I am a Malawian🇲🇼 but I love watching documentaries about Liberia🇱🇷, Sierra Leone 🇸🇱, and DRC🇨🇩
Me drc
Why?
Malawi brother,the warm heart of Africa....
It's like a movie because they were misled by politicians@@simpsonkormah3720
Why?
Very painful that African leaders dont leave a good legacy behind except misery and shame for their people
Truly painful. This is just a smaller version of a documentary on late Mobutu's rotting palaces in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Do you know if he got other legacies you don't know?
Stop concluding.
This could be the uncompleted project out of his numerous projects
How is this shameful? A house that was even incomplete? If that house huge for the president to own, what can they own then?
Greed
Good and nice job. I'm ivoirian but my mother are liberian.... She's from Tuzon town the village of Samuel Kanyon Doe. Love Ivory Coast, Love Liberia, Love Africa, Love the World.... We need peace and love ❤
C'est vous qui chauffé tympan des gens ici la
I am Ghanaian but I love watching documentaries about Liberia. Such a beautiful country!
Glad you enjoy it!
Eti sen menua Beema 😊
@@torgbekormla_deka nyame adom oo
The government should salvage this relics and convert it to a museum in memory of those who died during the civil war 😢🕯️
I strongly agree with you, so many innocent lives was taken because of his greediness and Corruption horrible president.
The children of Doe should do this. With the stolen resources from the country
and then they cut his ears off and ate him
Only misfits on earth humans ❤
This place is really beautiful. Look at the years that have passed, but yet then still; it's beautiful.
My entire family will never forgive those who started the Liberia civil war. I still have nightmare till now. I was 6 but now 39
I am so sorry that happened to you 😢 My God heal your soul of the fears war has put on you ,may you sleep well ,with no night mares 🙏🏼
Am really sorry to hear this
Butt naked general 🗿🗿🗿
Wonderful documentary. This structure should be renovated and used as a museum which can help generate funds. One love 🇳🇬👍
No one is really keen to remember such a leader !
The best way is for the city to repossess the land property and sell it to private developers. The source of the money that leader used to build the unfinished house was from taxpayers.
They forfeited children education to better themselves.
@@barclay1214 You have a good point. If that's the reason then there's no need of developing such a structure but to sell it to private individuals who will develop it.
To save from wastefulness the likes including those of Mobutu should be renovated and converted into a Hospital Facility.
@@barclay1214 you cannot remember a dictator
Any developer could convert this place into a hotel, bringing much-needed revenue to Liberia. As long as the integrity of the basic structure is sound, this is an opportunity to generate money for the economy.
wonderfull place, i'm ivorian and i love liberia
I have a lot of Liberian friends in the U.S. They have told me so many stories about how nice life was there before the civil wars. I want to visit in the future.
i agree. or we can transform it into a museum. We Africans keep no trace of our history, however tragic it may be.
@@finn3102 life was never “nice” before the civil war, they had a dictatorship and Liberians of a certain ethnic group were being persecuted and killed.
@@capoislamort100 They did not say that Liberia was a Utopian society pre civil war/s. Obviously, there were problems like everywhere else. Just that life there was rather good comparatively speaking before things fell apart. I am aware of Liberia's history and the conflicts between ethnic groups.
I try to stay clear of internal politics in African countries. Reason being, they are all multi ethnic, with histories of animosity between ethnic groups, that sometimes leads to bloodshed in the worst case scenarios. Case in point, I also know a lot of Ethiopians of different ethnic groups. There has been a historic tug of war for domination of the country between the two Habesha Semitic speaking Ethiopians, Amhara and Tigray for over a 100 years. There was recently a war between the the northern Tigray region against the federal government. The Tigray region was strategically cut off from water, electricity and food for over 1 year by the federal government. The Tigrayan I know were 100% unanimously of the opinion that their people were facing a real genocide. Like the Jews in WW2. At the hands of the federal government, ethnic Amharas principally responsible.
Now, all of my Amhara friends were 100% of the opinion that the Tigrayans are purely fabricating lies about a genocide, to get outside support. The also view Tigrayans as inherently evil and greedy. They say minority Tigrayans ruled the country for 30 years, marginalizing all of the other ethnic groups.
Sorry for rambling, but I hope you get my point? I don't take sides in internal African issues. Like the conflicts between Tutsis and Hutus in Rwanda. Or the current one between Tutsis and the federal government in DRC.
Well done Emmanuel for the personal risk you take to show and tell some of the untold stories about LIBERIA. I know that others joined me to say thanks. Be very careful my friend, especially visiting places like that of Doe's home. Regards until next time. EM Whitfield
Much appreciated, thanks for the motivation 🙏
@@emmanuelykortuit is such a pity that places like these are literally stripped of all chattels. Respect from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺
Loved this! Thanks for sharing ! I survived the Doe's overthrow! The War found me in Cuttington, Bong County. Great house for a great man SKD.
Thank you ❤
I know the war made it difficult but places like this should’ve been preserved and turned into a museum
Normally It should be the solution for that places but in Africa we don't like nice thing. Sorry !!!
Sais vrais mais si un président le transforme en musée tour les critiques sera ouvert à son compte. Mais il faut le faire ça sera rentable pour le pays. Sa va attirer plus de touristes.
For our society Nancy could had Leased that place out for a beautiful Hotel in Grand Geddeh
Exactly
It's pleasure for me to watch this video and see this palace of SKD after 33 years. wow the building is still perfect and nice. Big up from an ivorian who lives in brussels, Belgium
As your former classmate I’ve proudly subscribed to your channel.Proud of your vlogs bro .Doing this has always been your passion.❤
Thank you much 🙏
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Great work Emma, Greetings from Henry Gideon Bakari from Nigeria,my stay in Liberia was a sweet experience.May God continue to build you up.
I am from Ghana and I can't wait for the next generation of African leaders who will be selfless and dedicated to the people. I was very young when president Tubman came to Ghana. God bless our continent.
The song is quite captivating, watching this from Kenya. This also reminds me of the Mobutu Sese Seko Palace in D.R.C
Wewe wacha zako...enda ulale😂😂
@@doktariinc8562 .ni ukweli
ni ukweli@@doktariinc8562
📍Gbadolite, the Versailles of Zaire.
That’s on a different level. He built it in the middle of the jungle with an international airport right there in the jungle. Africa!
Afrika is under rulers and not leaders. We are ruled by people who are serving there selfish interests and benefiting the Western world and Chinese. A leader leads his people and generation to come. We need leaders not rulers.
Vanity upon vanity,
May be it would have been better if we had/have leaders. We have only western purpet in Africa who are just turned around like robbots
All the former presidents' homes 🏡 should be a museum for tourism. That will bring ECONOMY GROWTH and financial security to the town.
Yes very good suggestion but all the properties are private owned and it is only the family that can determine what else to do with these 🏘️
At this point, the family hasn't done anything yet, It might be best to sell it to an investor/ government to turn it into a museum to preserve history 🤔 and for tourism
@@jojottheprodigaldaughter The problem is, who is going to fund the renovations?
@@afridgetoofar1818 it should be funded by the government
@@jojottheprodigaldaughter Yeah, you think the Liberian government has the money? I don’t know.
This is a beautiful building, it can easily be restored and utilized for something useful like tourism.
Definitely!
Thanks Emmanuel for great work son Grand Gedeh County I have visited the house of our former late president Samuel K Doe actually that building should've been a renovated since we pray that things turned good for our County peace Lee General Marcus Chayee
You are welcome
I've visited the building while I was in Liberia, I must admit that the structure was designed to last for ages with a lavish designs...may God bless Liberia my love for this country knows no bounds 🇱🇷🇳🇬
Thank you so much
As a real estate developer this a massive property with lots of potentials to generate good income if the structure is still good... Why is the government not making use of all these properties?
Hey,Friend.My name is Washington,am from West Africa Liberia Monrovia The place in this video.I live in America now by a Miracle but Hey have a question for you?
What kills this country is the lack of love ❤️
it will continue to die if they will not change
Liberia monvira West Africa is our country
@@PhilipGwilliamWilliam true lets love our peoples an Africa is our home
Thank God you have too much love in your own country. Genetic hypocrites
No dear. Is Selfishness. We don’t think about the need of each other but ourselves. We are the nation. All of our leader go in power to full their bank accounts and belly, forgetting the very people that vote them in. We this generation are on the move for the redemption of mama Liberia. You don’t do what is right, you will be remove.
Great background song and l wonder why nobody talks about that wonderful voice even though l didn't understand the words but it's really authentic it matches up with the video...... good video quality,big ups from a brother🇬🇭
I remember passing by this place on my way to Maryland and Grand Kru counties in the southeast. You are doing an amazing job in showing Liberia to the world.
On a side note, don't be committing trespass on video o 😂. Don't mind my legal joke 😅
Thank you so much..
Who singing this music please ? 🙏@@emmanuelykortu
That designed entrance wall had some traditional significance to the late President Doe.
Thank you so much Brother Kortu for bringing us to this place. Mainwhile as president I wouldn't have constructed this. The children and family members will not be able to complete this building.
You are most definitely welcome
Easy come easy go!!!!! it's not how much money you have, it's how you got it!!!!!
True. Doe was evil. He brought Liberia 🇱🇷 into this mess they found themselves in today.
So true. The evil of Doe will follow his children. They could be living in that mansion instead of the USA.
But how can you live in a mansion surrounded by poverty?
Doe had no vision. He should have developed Zwedru instead of spending millions on one mansion-stupid African leaders. So wasteful. Now your children cannot enjoy the home.
African leaders gave our resources away for a few bucks and begged the same Western countries for fanatical aid. Instead of using the resources and income to develop the country.
The Western leaders will forever look down on African leaders and consider them ignorant fools because they do not have national pride.
Thank you so much for the video, I've heard a lot about the house, and now I've seen it.
Samuel K DOE, living on top of the world and then everything gone including his life
C, est ce qui arrive quand tu te crois trop Têtu, tu croisera plus Têtu que toi
Acts 1:20. " Let his habitation be desolate, and let no man dwell in it. His office let another take.''....I hope other politicians and dictators would learn from this but history keep repeating itself especially in Africa😢
"It's good to be strong, but sometimes we stay in the house of the weak to discuss the ruins of the brave"... Chinua Achebe
Oh God how true .
My favorite Liberian RUclipsr, be safe.
You are always welcome
@@emmanuelykortudid you do spiritual cleansing after coming from this haunted house ??😢 i believe doe was so much into witchcraft and sacrifice so i suggest you do some cleansing incase you picked up evil spirits from that place
Great work though keep it up watching from SA 🇿🇦
The building should not be abandoned like that. Otherwise the current government should renovate it and start generating income from it.
Nice content and lessons learnt that we should stick to ethics in our every day life. On a separate note, could you please advise on the song tittle and artist? Much love from Kenya
This is a lesson for us all everything on this is vanity because we will all die one day and leave everything here on earth.... Nice video bro
What was the salary of Samuel Doe in the 90s for him to afford this edifice? The state must confiscate it and renovate it into a hotel.
Israelis company was building the house. Most of the bricks came from abroad. Doe never lived in the house. The house was almost done. He was planning to celebrate his 40th birthday in 1990 in the house but the 89 incursion messed things up. Sadly, like most Liberian leaders the house sit in ruins. The one he has in his home town of Tuzon is completely destroyed. That is the one he lived in, but this house in Zwedru was never officially open.
Thanks for the info
Where are the family. Is it going to be like our past presidents' homes ? Thanks so much 🙏 💓
An Israeli company to build a house and even bricks were imported! There is no way I would ever be proud of such a fellow as my leader! This is hilarious.... even in 1990!
@@serwaddashafik7570 My brother even the Executive Mansion materials were imported. We are a goods-consuming nation, not a goods producing nation. Imagine, ordinary matches are imported.
So sad
My name is Kofi Yeboah from Ghana. I grandfather was the Ghana Ambassador to Liberia then. He never returned back to Ghana after the war. Now we don't know whether he died during the war or hiding somewhere. This was 1990
😂😂 you can check in one of these rooms you never know you might find him there 😂😂😂
@@Borvia109😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 true.. let's check well
I LOVE THAT MUSIC FATOUMATA 👌👌👌
Hats off Eman. You’re doing a great job with these videos🙏🏿
First time here new subie This is Awesome very beautiful place and Wow Thank you for sharing this Peace Love and Light Ase will keep watching your content watching from the 🇺🇸 keep up your good work
Thanks so much
Love this video! And I love the 100K LIFESTYLE shirt 💯💯💯
Yay! Thank you!, HIDEFF lifestyle
Wow I work at here at the building during vacation job my school days.
We carry dirt for the flowers pots.
That building is very strong with so many layers of breaks including gun proof breaks
There are only 4 rooms in that house.
The house was at finish touches when the war came.
So it was not properly finished.
The designer alone the stairs was done by Libyans .
The house can be used.
I don't know what the family are doing about it.
That building is very solid.
The war is made up of several layers
Thanks
This place should be turn into Museums because of the historic event, People will pay to visit this location.
Man, you are a very brave guy. Great job by you and your team!
Thank you #Emmanuel Y. Kortu. Your friend from Kenya 🇰🇪. It's unfortunate that SKD residence, I guess this is Tuzon, is in ruins just like those of Taylor and William R Tolbert. Otherwise I do read lots of Liberia stories like PhD notes.
Thanks so much, I am looking forward to visiting Kenya next year
I love the music 🎵🎵🎶 at the background
Great song by the legendary Fatu Gayflor
I remember being in Liberia 2005 to 2006.i miss that beautiful country..from Namibia
Thanks so much Eman. I worked in Zwedru for five years and I admired that building.❤❤❤❤❤
My pleasure 😊
Well done.... however, please show video of the original state of the house when it was built viz a viz the ruins for all to appreciate the architect. Thanks
Ohhhhh thank you for this video from Sénégal my father is from sierra leone beacause of the war we run to Sénégal we lost eachother until now 😢😢😢😢😢
You are welcome and please keep following
@@emmanuelykortu defenatly i will this mame so sade😭😭😭
Great job Emmmanuel, stay focused.....looking forward to your trip to Grand Kru next. 🤞
Thank you! Will do!
My prayer is that one day this will be among the great in Africa
Amen 🙏,
Thanks for making me to see this almighty palace ❤ awaiting to see another president 😊
Keep up the good work . Hats off Eman. You’re doing a great job with these videos.
Thank you so much! Keep following for more video
What's the name of the song at the beginning?
Thanks so much brother. Yes, very historical in nature.
Thanks for watching too
WOW! Beautiful, our country is really gorgeous. Is this Toozon? This house is beautiful even in this bad state 😞😞😞😞
This is Zwedru
The music beat superb
The building could be converted to tourists center or museum for the nation of Liberia. It will bring people and raise revenue for Liberia.
The way they assassinated him was outrageous
The primary problem facing Liberia and Haiti is lack of LOVE.
Great content 🇱🇷🇱🇷
Thank you so kindly 🙏
It is always like this about African leaders. I watched a similar video about Lansana Conteh's residence in Conakry and Kabasa Lodge of former president of Sierra Leone (Siaka Stevens), to name a few. All their houses have been left in ruined. 😊
Please who sang the song ? I like it so much
The Legendary FATU GAYFLOR
The house is one of the most beautiful house I have seen in lib❤❤❤ WOW 😳
Doe accused Tolbert and others of greed and had them murdered in the name of justice, only to turn round and do far worse. The attitude of a typical African despot.
Liberia was impoverished under Doe but he still built such a mansion.
The irony is today his legacy is in ruins. Vanity is vanity.
"How many a garden and springs the tyants left behind! And diverse crops and splendid residences! And the luxury they once enjoyed! And thus, we awarded them and the people that came after. Neither the heavens nor the Earth wept over them, and their destiny did not wait for them". - Quran.
Where are his children and family? The money he wasted on that building would have been used to help poor librarians. The same wasted structures are in Zaire Central Africa Republic etc . Unfortunately other African leaders will never learn.
What interest me to know is that most of the dwelling places of formal Libarian presidents are being abandoned.
Why are there abandoned?
Can they be used for tourist purpose?
Lovely music play in this video. Please share, who is the artist or name of the song. I would love to listen to her music.
The artist is Fatu Gayflor
Thank you so much
incredible .... if vanity upon vanity, all is vanity was a place, this is it.
Il n'y a rien de vaniteux dans cette habitation présidentielle, avez vous déjà visité le château de Versailles en France, c'était la demeure de Louis XIV
Why don't you educate non-Liberians about Doe? The house? why is it desolate? Was it confiscated? Does he have a family? Who vandalised the place? This is sad and some of us want to know beyond "this place is scary" and the dead snake
Thanks for asking, Doe was once a president of the Republic of Liberia, he was killed in the year 1990 in the first Liberian civil war
Read what I posted
Why not go to Google yourself and stop being mentally lazy
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Like that song, can you bring it alone?
Thanks for your program! I real think that the Liberia Govt should improve this palace and make money from it by make a display for tourists!
We can use for a medical facility. Solid, Beautiful, solid structure.
It’s all very sad. I love the opening song by the way, it’s lovely👍
Wow these are places principals should take their students for field trips
This is why I feel so painful for the posterity of majority of African leaders.
They amassed wealth to gain nothing out of it at the end.
Lovely music. This could be a fabulous hotel❤
It is! It can ba fabulous hotel once the family is willing to give it out a private developer
@@emmanuelykortu go ahead in faith. Write the vision and pray 🙏 then make the contact.
There is nothing to cheris about a monster who betrayed the trust and confidence of his people.
That palace should be renovated and proceeds go to charity organization in Liberia.
I did trespass on this property just to show and tell the untold story of this beautiful building that is in ruined state.
No worries. No need for apology. I hope it would spur those incharge of his estate, his children or the government into action to preserve the building before it's too late.
You did an awesome job even taking risk to put the story out. I think President Weah should rebuild and complete this edifice and convert it to a museum in honour of the people killed during the Liberian civil war. Thanks for your effort
eeeiishh,,,someone tell me about the background song ,, its so wonderful,, am from kenya
That’s a Mendé language from Liberia, but also spoken in many African countries in west Africa
Congratulations for this vidéo, why the gouvernement live that house it like that??? Who sing that song?
I hope that it will be sold it doesn't go completely ruined.
This can be made a tourist attraction of a sort, a hotel, a governmental retreat centre, a hospital, a hotel or even a common restaurant to provide jobs for the many unemployed youth of Liberia. Why are they allowing it to rot?. This is very painful. H.E. George O. Weah. Please do something.
You got that right
Thanks, Carol.
Lovely song! What's is it called?
Wow, so amazing 👏 ❤😂😂
Thank for the tour bro
Glad you enjoyed!
This place is so Beautiful My type of dream home that eye would love to aquire once eye relocate in 2024 to the Motherland
Thanks for watching
Thank you. But can you please show our Grand Guedeh Town? I've been ther in 1979.
I did a video on Zwedru
What is the name of the song playing
Great work
Thank you! Cheers!
Were is the owner gone nobody else leave here no family no friend . just imagine when it's was build he thinks he won't die after all nobody leaves there.life is sad
What's the name of that back ground music
Thanks ever so much for the untold story.
Old is Gold
I think I love the song in the background more than video itself….
It should be sold to a private owner at $1.00 for further renovation. Property taxes would further benefit the state.
What's the name of this song?
Fatumata by Princess Fatu Gayflor
Thank Bro...
Oh my God watching this video makes me feel so emotional Samuel k doe nothing last for ever may his soul resting perfect peace no one is perfect why African leaders i pray for more peace and stability one love mama Africa oh my God i feel like cryin
Nothing last forever