LIMANIYA LAUNCHING NIGHT
SERE LIMANIYA PROUDLY PRESENT A SUPER LAUNCHING AND
A NIGHT OF AFRICAN DRESS PARTY
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
Venue: Memory Lane Function Hall, gilnow
lane Bolton. Bl3 5EL
Date: 26-May-2012
Start Time:6pm Entrance: £10
You can download the invitation card here for more
details
Da Gold she get ! Da diamond ! or That sugar on
it !
By Saliho Donzo March 15, 2012 These were the departing words of the angry crowd….
Just last evening, while seating in front of my front porch, catching
the ventilation delivered by mother nature, a ventilation that
has been filtered by the branches of a buttress plum tree. There
where I was situated, looking on the main street of Mamba point,
directly seated between the National Security Agency of Liberia
(NSA) main office at one end and on the other end turning my
back towards the direction of the American Embassy. read
more
Have Africans Thought about the real reason for
the Death of Col Gaddafi ?
By Saliho Donzo Dec 3, 2011
It was in the days of 1969 when Col. Gaddafi seized
power in a bloodless military coup , He was a very charismatic
fellow, a leading political philosopher, developing something
called ‘the
third universal theory, outline in his Green Book, and the enforcer
of democracy to some extent. He established what he called ‘ Al-Jamahiriyya’ which
in English denotes ‘ Rule By the Masses’. Read more
An Open Note to the People of District Number Two
(D2), Montserrado County
By: Saliho Donzo,9, 10, 2011  AS
IT IS OFTEN SAID , “ the race is not to the swift, but he
who endures, not just to the end, but to the very , very end ...” This
statement reminds me of the recent political scuffle in Liberia
wherein every politician is exploiting whatsoever he/she can just
to get what he wants…
GREAT PEOPLE OF THIS NOBLE DISTRICT, I greet you with heartfelt
felicitations in the quest of a better district. Today, my attention
has been captured by the great and noble people of sound reasoning
stretching from the Double Bridge region extending towards every
segments of what is now called District Number Two (D2). A region/district
possessing a population of 33, 738 (thirty three thousand seven
hundred, thirty eight) registered voters, and I would presume that
more than eighty percent of you took to the streets today, albeit
causing congestion of pedestrian as well as automobile traffics
in the district as you euphorically shouted words of praises at
a campaign launching ceremony in Jacob Town by Mr. Sekou Saran-Forday
Kenneh - your Representative in waiting – some might say.Read
more
HOW MUCH DOES MY VOTE COST?
By: Janneh
M II 27,09,2011
Please tell me Mr. Vote-buying Politician
How much do you offer for my vote?
A whole bag of rice or just a cup or two?
Is it a sack full of empty promises and blantant lies?
Or your one night lavished campaingn party?
Tonight you let me wine and dine for free
Please tell me tomorrow just what will I eat?
How much, Mr. Desperate Politician?
A few days' ride in your party pick-up?
When the campaign is over then what?
Will you give me lift in your fancy car? Read more
LIMAUK
installed new officers
By: Keaf
Dolley 23/09/2011
 On
Saturday September 10th 2011 the Liberian Mandingo Association
in the United Kingdom installed into office its elected officials
in a joint programme at the memory lane function hall in
Bolton, England. Since the establishment of LIMAUK, this
was the second general election which saw the following
personalities taking an oath of duty administered by Mr Chester
Barh, Counsellor, Chargés d’affaires, Liberian
embassy in the UK. Officials sworn into office were Samuka
Dore, President, Afin Sanoe, Vice President, Oumaru K Bility,
General Secretary, and Theresa Foday Kamara, Treasurer. Read
more
Guinean all stars defeated LIMAUK FC in a Friendly
match
By Keaf
Dolley 18,09,2011 
It was an interesting start to the autumn season
with LIMAUK FC in collaboration with the Liberian community
in Sheffield going head to head with the LEEDS based Guinean
all
stars at the beeston park in Leeds. The match that was set
to create a strong bond between the Guinean community and the
Liberian
community in the United Kingdom in order to promote community
cohesion through football subsequently delivers on its objectives.It
wasn’t a brilliant start of the day with the unpredictable
English weather performing what it does best. The match kicks
off under a heavy rain hampering the zealous mood of some players
who haven’t play football for months but, that did not
prevent the game from being played. Read more.
Please
respect our struggling brothers
By: Saliho Donzo,13, 09, 2011
NOWADAYS
we see hundreds of our brothers on the street of Monrovia,
and other parts of the country ridding what many called
Pen-Pen as a means of livelily hood which has distance most
of them
from purported heinous activities. THE WORD PEN-PEN is
an onomatopoeic expression used to donate another name for
motorbike in the
Liberian certain, this name always sounds strange to foreigners
and Liberians who had live outside of the country for more
then six years without visit. Read more
West Africa
Solidarity
Poem written by: Janneh M II
West African Solidarity came
ECOMOG
We salute you in this month of August
marking your majestic and heroic arrival
Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia, we salute you
Guinea, nous vous saluons
Make you don't think say,
we de forget you for this August
month when you de come to our rescue
In our time of peril and desperation
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