This is to inform the public that, the MR and MISS Inter High school 2019_2020 Registration is now in progress.
Admission to apply: $20usd
Mister and Miss Inter High school, is one of the amazing and Incredible event ever in LIBERIA.
Being a part of this wonderful event expose you to lots of benefit and experience including winning a brand new car, travelling and many more!
For more information about the registration call the following numbers
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According to the Liberia Football Association (LFA), Jebor said coach Peter Butler disrespected him by using him from the bench.
“He has declined to honor the return leg away to Chad and has asked the Liberia Football Association (LFA) to secure a flight to his club in the United Arab Emirates.
LFA President Mustapha Raji and executive committee member Henry Boyd Flomo held a meeting with Jebor at the team’s RLJ Hotel over his decision after the game but couldn’t reach a common ground,” a statement from the LFA says.
Meanwhile, Coach Butler said he will comment on Jebor’s decision at the appropriate time.
The idea of starting up a blog have always lingered in the back of my mind. Thankfully, I have gotten the nerve up to write my first post, yippee.
The paramount goal of this blog is to share stories (my story and other people’s stories) that will inspire and uplift the spirit. Stories that will hopefully transmute lives for the better.
Life has a way of taking a ghastly toll on the best of us – but, boy, you’ve got to stand firm in the face of casualties.
Let me tell you my story:
I was born early. My mother gave birth to me after 27 weeks of being pregnant. A normal pregnancy is supposed to last for at least 38 weeks. I was born 11 weeks too early. The doctors didn’t think I’d survive. My parents didn’t think I’d survive. Nobody thought I’d survive; but by the inapprehensible power of God, I beat the odds by surviving. I am a miracle.
Being born premature – I was faced with several health and psychological issues. People made fun of me for the wispy, weird looking little girl that I was. But my mother never failed to cheer me on.
When I was ten years old, my mother died of Sudden Cardiac Arrest and it rubbed me the wrong way. My mother and I had been incredibly close, and so her sudden death broke my ten-year-old heart and left me with a big emotional wound. How was I supposed to go on without my mother? My mother had been my everything; she’d been the reason I stood up to bullies. I was full of rage; why would she leave me all by myself in a big, cruel world?
At thirteen, when I was just starting to heal from my mother’s tragic and untimely death, I lost my father, too. And the actual damage was done. I was devastated. Ravaged. Wrecked. And to make matters worse, I was continually sick. Always in and out of different hospitals. For God’s sake, I was Thirteen. How could I deal with all of it? As young as I was – most days I felt suicidal.
I didn’t have siblings. I didn’t have stable relatives. I was forced to grow up in several foster homes. I saw firsthand how brutal life could be. I spent most of my days hugging a pillow and sobbing my heart out. I didn’t want to be alive.
But as I came of age, I grew sick of sitting around and feeling sorry for myself. I wanted to be more than a mere loner. I wanted to have a life. I didn’t want to spend the rest of my days wallowing in self-pity and desolation. My parents would’ve wanted me to amount to something. So, I had to put up a fight against chronic depressions and constant anxieties. It’d been a long and tiring fight.
I am twenty-five-years old now, and I am a seasoned fighter. It’d taken me years to be at peace with myself. Thankfully, I am at a very happy place now.
I am consistently striving to be a better person…I know that is what my parents would’ve wanted.
I hope my story makes someone – somewhere out there – hopeful.
I can’t wait to share more stories.
Monica Williams
FIFA has ruled in favor of Liberian striker, William Jebor in his dispute with Moroccan club, Wydad Casablanca on a financial dispute.
Jebor had not received his salary of 15,000 dollars a month for eight months and moved to Al-Fujairah in UAE as free agent before Wydad filed a complaint against him. He’s now free to play for .Al-Fujairah.
Liberia international super star artist kobazzie is confirmed doing a collaboration with Nigeria best DJ Dj_ecool Of the DMW records in Nigeria
This recommendations were made by Nigeria All time Best Afro Pop Artist Davido The CEO of DMW records in Nigeria.
(Davido music worldwide) one of the biggest records label in Nigeria.
The song Title: “Where you dey ”
Dj_ecool ft Kobazzie
Will be dropping soon.
Breaking news!
Our beautiful sister Mitchelle Mitchelle, who just got engaged few weeks ago is going through a really tough time.
If y’all can recall 5 days ago, Michelle said that she couldn’t wait to go back to the US. Well, it could be that the reason behind her returning back to the US is because her new fiancé Sheikh beat her so badly. She packed her things heading home. Word has it that he ran after her at the airport and begged her to stay.
Well, putting an engagement ring on a girl finger doesn’t mean that you completely own her.
Now the million dollars question is;
Will Michelle still get married to Sheikh?
A new single has been released by FAZZOLE The South African Liberian, and it’s called DAH GEH.
The song is completely Afro-Pop and specially for the Ladies. It was few months ago when the artist came from South Africa with the intention of 
taking the Liberian musical game to another high level by introducing Afro- pop here in Liberia.
And yet he’s gradually doing exactly what he promised. He has released several tracks that is now played in radio stations here and across the country.
Now he’s out with another single called DAH GEH, which he said was made specially for the ladies.
He’s also throwing a dance challenge for the song and the winner will be walking away with a handsome looking Envelope and a chance to take part in the music video.
For more information about the dance challenge,
Follow FAZZOLE on IG: @Fazzoleofficial or contact below.👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
The legendary HIPCO professor CHRISTOPH THE CHANGE and his girlfriend were captured in a picture at Apostle Kromah’s church to seek God’s refuge🙏🏻.
According to Christoph himself, he said that he almost died in a Car accident which he cleaned to be a spiritual attack while he was on his way to RIVER SIDE Resort, St Paul Bridge Community.
AFRICAN NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIER: LIBERIA VS SENEGAL
LIBERIA 1-0 SENEGAL FULL TIME
Congratulations to the Liberia National Team as they made their first ever win over Senegal in the African Nations Championship Qualifier (CHAN) today at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS).
#VICTORY!!!
Full Name: Onesimus E. Whoryuwon
Stage Name: O-NES
Occupation: Rapper, Song Writer, Humanitarian, Student
Nationality: Liberian
Local Dialect: Bassa
Religion: Christian
Date of Birth: January 10, 1990
Place of Birth: JFK Hospital
Current Address: 18th Street, Sinkor
Mobile Contacts: +231886800696/776800696
Facebook Name: O-NES PLUS
Instagram Name: O-NES PLUS
What’sApp #: +231 886 800 696
YouTube: O-NES
Email accounts: officialones1@gmail.com/ owhoryonwon@gmail.com
Onesimus E. Whoryuwon known by his stage Name O-NES is a talented Liberian Rapper (HipCo, & Vernacular), Song writer, Humanitarian, & Student.
O-NES was Born January 10, 1990 during the heat of one of Liberia’s Deadly wars to the Union of Mr. Arthur P. Whoryonwon, And Mrs. Marie Godpower (both of the Bassa Tribe) at the John F. Kennedy’s Hospital located 20th&21st Streets in Sinkor.
O-NES is a Christian who is member of the Youth Department of the Calvary Baptist Church.
I Released Both my First and second Records (“Reality Check“, and “I REP” ) Produced by Jackie Russ respectively in 2017.
My Third record song “PEACEFUL ELECTIONS” was Produced by Beat Master the beginning of 2018, & My current song “PROSPER” was produced by Valemo Mid 2018.