Liberian Stars Inspired Halloween Outfits, Which Is Your Favorite!

Since Halloween is in a few days for those who celebrate it just so I can help to inspire your Halloween outfits, I chose our very own Liberian Celebrities for you guys to dress similar to them this year including stars like  Miracle & Flex, Danielle Moore & Mz Menneh.

Miracle Gbayee & Flex at The 2017 LEA

 The two didn't go as a couple to the 2017 LEA but just to include the men one can either dress up individually as a woman or man or as a couple it is left up to you guys ladies & gents.

                    Miracle                                                      Flex

CEO Of Nalu Botique Danieline Moore

just in case you decided to dress up like Danieline, she is wearing a shine shine crystal like bodysuit.

Singer Mz Menneh

And as for Mz Menneh she is a country geh and so ladies just in case you decided to dress up as her, she's wearing a simple lappa criss cross around her neck. Have a blessed Halloween Y'all

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Liberian Super Star Peter G & His Co-Star Looks Lovely In New Photos!

Peter G & His Co-Star

The both of them to start in Peter G new Music Video coming soon.

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What One Fan Had To Say About Senator Weah's Supporting Our Struggling Liberian Entertainment Industry!

George M. Weah

Here's what one fan had to say about senator Weah's Supporting the Liberian Entertainment Industry

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Actress, Juliet Ibrahim Gorgeous, in New Photo!

Juliet Ibrahim sitting pretty

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New Liberian Music 2017: Pitty D Best Dry Face Official Music Video!

Pitty D Best Dry Face Official Music Video Prod. by Shadow Man

Click below to watch video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSttUK1X_PE

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Are You Feeling This Hair Style On Kobizzie Daughter Sonena:Is It Age Appropriate For Her!

Sonena

To me I think that weave/extensions are ok for kids to a certain extent. So my question here is,  is this hair style age appropriate for Sonena. And what is the appropriate age to even consider putting weave and or extensions in young children hair. I believed these photos were taken during Sonena's Birthday Photo shoot with her dad & by the way she looks lovely anyway.


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'Jungle Jabbah' Guilty on All Counts: U.S. Court Finds Liberian Rebel Commander Guilty Could face 30 Years in Jail!

'Jungle Jabbah' 

-A Liberian accused of committing gruesome war crimes when he was a rebel commander called Jungle Jabbah was convicted Wednesday of lying about his past so he could enter the U.S.

Several people from Liberia came to Philadelphia to speak of their encounters with Mohammed Jabbateh, 51, leading to his conviction on charges of fraud and perjury for lying on immigration forms and to U.S. officials.

Mostly civilian villagers, prosecution witnesses brought with them stories of cannibalism, sexual enslavement and beheadings.

One said Jabbateh sliced a baby from a pregnant woman's stomach and strung her intestines up as rope. Another recalled that Jabbateh in 1994 ordered his soldiers to kill a town chief whose heart was then boiled and eaten.

"Jabbateh sought to escape to the United States and start anew, where he lied about his extensive and horrific criminal background on federal immigration forms and to the faces of U.S. immigration officers," Acting United States Attorney Louis D. Lappen wrote in a statement. "Jabbateh committed atrocities in Liberia that ravaged communities in ways that will be felt for generations."

Jabbateh has acknowledged that he was called Jungle Jabbah and disclosed that he was assigned to a security detail for a rebel leader, but he maintained that he never committed the violent acts described in the indictment. He was arrested last year outside Philadelphia.

His attorney, Gregory Pagano, said during closing arguments that prosecutors were "hoodwinked" by "tall tales" that weren't backed up by forensic evidence.

"There hasn't been a shred of evidence that any of these witnesses' events actually occurred," Pagano told jurors Tuesday. He has also said that Jabbateh came to the U.S. about two decades ago because he was jailed without food for weeks.

The case represented one of a handful of legal efforts to track down people accused of committing atrocities during the civil wars that began in 1989 and devastated Liberia through most of the 1990s and early 2000s, experts said.

In 2008, the son of former Liberian President Charles Taylor was convicted in a federal court in Florida for torturing or ordering the torture of dozens of his father's political opponents. Charles McArthur Emmanuel, who is better known as Chuckie Taylor, was sentenced to 97 years in prison. He also was sued by five torture victims who were awarded $22.4 million in damages.

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