Greetings, im Just learning of your work thru Wode Maya! I am diaspora African based in Macon Georgia. The largest single group of emancipated people, 165 people left Macon inn 1865 or 1866 to come back to Liberia. We know the history of how it went, i feel the traditional government should have been in charge of that nee colony. I am happy to see what u ae doing. I have a friend here who has a coffee farm there trying to get it moving. Liberia is a very beautiful place!!!!! I hope to visit
Wode Maya suggested that I follow you. I’m from The Gambia now in USA. We grew up in The Gambia with Liberians that came during the WAR. Keep up the good job.
@@RoydaUrey yes I know she is americo liberian and in Liberia is your are only 1 quarter of a tribe that doesn't count you go by your majority like in her case she would not be a kpelle girl for example I'm mixed vai and mende but I'm simply vai by Liberian standards as I only have one mende grandparent
At 8:29 this house looks just like my grandparents' house in Arthington. I heard theirs got burned down too. This is the 1800s look or design of the houses built in the Americo-Liberian settlement. Aye mehn, so many memories.
I was doing some research on liberia in particularly about the americo liberian settlements iknow about the maryland and mississippi settlements i was trying to find some info on the louisiana settlement in sinoe county im from louisiana an i love studying about liberia its history n culture
At this day and age,the better thing to accentuate is that the free slaves settle in Liberia. Not to slayly insinuate that this place is for settle slaves. The same thing goes for Providence Island, that was an entry point to which the free slaves entered Liberia where they met the natives who took them in. Liberia is well over a hundred years old and have moved on....
That's the one thing I don't understand???? The lie that is perpetuated..... Liberia didn't exist without the slaves that returned. Liberia had indigenous people already. Many of the Americo Liberians if a DNA test was done, they would find out Liberia is a settlement not home for them.
@@blessedhf Americo-liberians as you call them, are Africans as well, and a DNA test will prove just that. They are our people, let's embrace them as such.
@Mr Rockmore one price of history you're missing is that when the settlers came they treated the natives the same way the whites treated the slaves in the US
Umaru Bobor Kamara : Lots of People from the Caribbean seeking freedom migrated to Liberia. Lots of Black Americans from the South and Caribbean influence are found in Liberia.
WOW SOOOO BEAUTIFUL TO SEE A HOUSE BUILT IN LIB DURING THE 1800S.THANX 4 LETTING US SEE SUCH ..GREAT ..HISTORY
.LOVE ME SOME PHILO
Greetings, im Just learning of your work thru Wode Maya! I am diaspora African based in Macon Georgia. The largest single group of emancipated people, 165 people left Macon inn 1865 or 1866 to come back to Liberia. We know the history of how it went, i feel the traditional government should have been in charge of that nee colony. I am happy to see what u ae doing. I have a friend here who has a coffee farm there trying to get it moving. Liberia is a very beautiful place!!!!! I hope to visit
Wode Maya suggested that I follow you. I’m from The Gambia now in USA. We grew up in The Gambia with Liberians that came during the WAR. Keep up the good job.
Thanks for watching!
Wode maya got me to follow you and Iam blown away , in SA all I knew about your country was war , beautiful story !!
Thank you for the History lesson 🙏
I'm from Liberia, I life when I was little.. thanks for showing that part of Liberia, it really made me feel at home..
Roya what great history you have I'm so proud of you and your Family its so..so important I would Love to experience Libera
I'm from east Africa Eritrea. very interesting keep up for good work 👍👍👍
Liberia is beautiful!!! Enjoyed hearing your story.
HI PHILO..GREAT STORY .WELL REPRESENTED...MY DESIRE FOR YOU IS FOR YOUR SHOW TO BECOME ONEBOF THE GREATEST PATH WAY
So amazing one love from your Lib pekin in France
Great job on your videos Royda. This is exactly what we need for the history and beauty of Liberia to be experienced.
Thank you for sharing!! Such a rich and beautiful family history.
Beautiful woman! And very smart too..
Nice!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
We need more of this. Very nice.
Thank you to show up an intimate part of your life, love it! And very interesting 👌🏼✨🇱🇷
Beautiful - Thanks for sharing your family history with us. ✨🇱🇷💜
This is amazing you got Castro song in a like u even more now
Your uncles Accent is really intresting its a mixture
He definitely speaks with Black Vernacular. Uncle Calvin is cool dude.
This made my day....thanks
Nice piece of history
Thanks for this video. It's so interesting!
Very historical! Nice.
This show is so good, I just can't stop watching it. Pls continue even when your uncle donnot win the election, plss honey.
LOLnow was that necessary? Don't worry I will continue to make videos as long as you our civil :)
hi im a bit confused i assumed your family was americo liberian but in the video you say you are kpelle
My grandmother is kpelle
@@RoydaUrey yes I know she is americo liberian and in Liberia is your are only 1 quarter of a tribe that doesn't count you go by your majority like in her case she would not be a kpelle girl for example I'm mixed vai and mende but I'm simply vai by Liberian standards as I only have one mende grandparent
At 8:29 this house looks just like my grandparents' house in Arthington. I heard theirs got burned down too. This is the 1800s look or design of the houses built in the Americo-Liberian settlement. Aye mehn, so many memories.
Yes they all look the same!
Amazing; thank you!
I’m coming to visit soon! I want you to show me around 👍🏾
Great job Miss Urey.
I was doing some research on liberia in particularly about the americo liberian settlements iknow about the maryland and mississippi settlements i was trying to find some info on the louisiana settlement in sinoe county im from louisiana an i love studying about liberia its history n culture
@Warriors Prayer Boot Camp, my great-grandfather was from Virginia, but he departed from South or North Carolina to settle in Arthington.
Great place for organic farmers, and cattle raising
Very interesting
How often do you go back to your 1st video? I see you have been living your best life, Wode took me to your page 2 days ago
Careysburg😍💞💞💞💞
Hello, I'm related to the Bracewell from Arthington.
What camera do you use?
Nothing fancy just my iPhone 7! I'm a beginner!
At this day and age,the better thing to accentuate is that the free slaves settle in Liberia. Not to slayly insinuate that this place is for settle slaves. The same thing goes for Providence Island, that was an entry point to which the free slaves entered Liberia where they met the natives who took them in. Liberia is well over a hundred years old and have moved on....
That's the one thing I don't understand???? The lie that is perpetuated..... Liberia didn't exist without the slaves that returned. Liberia had indigenous people already. Many of the Americo Liberians if a DNA test was done, they would find out Liberia is a settlement not home for them.
@@blessedhf Americo-liberians as you call them, are Africans as well, and a DNA test will prove just that. They are our people, let's embrace them as such.
@Mr Rockmore one price of history you're missing is that when the settlers came they treated the natives the same way the whites treated the slaves in the US
@@djkwasi9632 some did , some didn't
You have quite a story
The house @8:35 is more Caribbean
Umaru Bobor Kamara : Lots of People from the Caribbean seeking freedom migrated to Liberia. Lots of Black Americans from the South and Caribbean influence are found in Liberia.
So fine yeh.... if u r free u cannot t be a slave... free black people... 🤗🤗😎😀😀
Do you know a girl name Meto she s from that area in Liberia
1800 wow, so amazing
Hi philomena
pretty strong women
I know
very nice story of wat u been doin for ur people's hey do u got gmail address? ?
Really... MASON
Where is the video for the thumbnail image -- the one you were wearing very sexy outfit? Clickbait! Great job anyways; love your videos.
That is Jesus foot print!
Your uncle spoke my language, that is yoruba language.
No, that is kpelle. Sorry.
ESPECIALLY IN AFRICA
Can we get marry?
SISTER IM IN LOVE WITH YOU
Can you do a DNA test on youtube?