Mulbah S.K. Davis jr

The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples affirms that indigenous peoples have the right to maintain and strengthen their relationship with lands and territories traditionally owned or occupied by them. The declaration also recognizes their right to control how those lands are used and to protect them for future generations. In Liberia land rights are tied to citizenship.

In principle, Liberia recognizes that people with Negro ancestry are indigenous to Africa and can seek refuge in the Republic. 🇱🇷

Footage of Liberia in 1926. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Harvard Medical Expedition to Liberia and Firestone Liberia.

LiberianHistory.org

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On Nov. 22, 1970, Portuguese forces invaded the Republic of Guinea and attempted to assassinate President Ahmed Sékou Touré. Guinean authorities reported that an attack on the capital, Conakry, had been repulsed and that “all points of resistance were entirely destroyed.” They added, however, that the city was preparing for another possible attack.

In a strong show of solidarity, more than 2,000 Liberians and Guinean nationals marched to the Guinean Embassy in Monrovia to demonstrate their support for Guinea in the face of the invasion.

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So where is our brother's position right now? Is he standing on land or in the river? I just asking oo my people 🤪😃

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Guinean soldiers still crossed into the Liberian border area at Sorlumba, Foya, and are still present on Liberian soil. Their reason for entering remains unclear.

Local leaders who engaged the troops say the soldiers insisted their mission can only be explained through official instructions from Conakry.

The question is,
Why are they doing this?
The meeting wasn’t concluded yesterday or what?

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Liberia 🇱🇷 the great Land

The Sanniquellie Conference was held from July 15 to July 19, 1959, in Sanniquellie, Liberia. It was a historic meeting convened through the initiative of President William V. S. Tubman of Liberia, whose leadership brought together the heads of two newly independent African nations, President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana and President Ahmed Sékou Touré of Guinea.

At that time, only a small number of African nations had achieved independence. These included Liberia, Ethiopia, Egypt, Libya, Sudan, Morocco, Tunisia, Ghana, and Guinea. South Africa had gained independence from Britain earlier in the century, but it was governed under a system of white minority rule and apartheid, which denied political rights to the Black majority. For that reason, it was not regarded as part of the community of newly liberated African states. The vast majority of the continent remained under European colonial rule, and many African peoples were still struggling for their freedom and self-determination.

Recognizing the urgency of the moment, President Tubman brought these leaders together in Liberia to discuss the future of Africa and the need for cooperation among the continent’s newly independent states. The meeting focused on strengthening relations between independent African countries and exploring ways to support liberation movements across the continent that were still fighting against colonial rule.

The discussions produced what became known as the Sanniquellie Declaration, a statement of principle that emphasized respect for national sovereignty, non-interference in the internal affairs of states, and a gradual, cooperative approach toward African unity. It helped lay intellectual and diplomatic groundwork that later contributed to the creation of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in 1963, which eventually evolved into today’s African Union (AU).

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These two Congolese soldiers sizing each other up like elephants in the end the other one just had to use desperate measures 😅😅🏃🏼🏃🏼

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What could be the problem with these? You born your children, and they're not like you.

Pls we need ur answers 😏

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The world leaders have to take this seriously; it's not funny anymore.🫣🤣

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