Music Like barrier is the only country in the world from by African American Plays from all ages to the flag of Liberia And to the republic for which it stands One nation in the invisible We will be about it and justice for our own The slaves were taken from Africa to America They were deposited on the glory island in Sinigar From Sinigar they carried them to America They were tied and worked on a plantation But there are so many years in America working on a plantation But after they have discovered the machine or the industrial revolution That is, man used to brush and they used to play the cotton They discovered a machine that can brush the area, whole area for one day Why the human being brush it for three months so there was no need So then they decided But before that happened, there was a man by the name of Paul Coffey Paul Coffey was a new group of new people The man of new group and Indian parents It was a man of ability and a world dimension Who spent $1500 a United States dollar Boing entirely by himself Just to bring their slip back to Africa But at that time, the slave masters never had the idea of bringing them to Africa Paul Coffey brought the first batch of slip to Africa And went back to America Of course, when he got to America he felt sick and he died That is, his plan was never realized American colonization society, ACS From his work, they were forming Washington, DC, December 1816 For the sole purpose of bringing the slip back to where they came from It was not coming to Africa, Liberia, the Anandina coming to Nigeria No Ethiopia, no Ghana, no Sierra Leone, no Lakota Voa But they were bringing it to Africa So, when they landed, they landed on Sierra Leone Chevrolet Island But when they got there The Sierra Leone government On another government ship of Governor Charles Maccati But at that time, Sierra Leone was on a British colony They were colonized by British And to see a foreign person, American Black American, a new group Lending on air was somehow suspicious So they were to do a political motives And of course, they denied them They never said to well Now, we're standing Some of them stayed there for some time And were screwed to malaria Must be screwed up by some of them, some of them died Of course, the frustration got them Then they said, driving along the west coast of Africa The west coast of Africa They drove along this side This is a kid, go straight into the sea Then of course, they came back And saw the piece of water going in land Which is the Structon Creek And they landed on the Providence Island Which is They landed there, no permission No request Nobody asked them to stay there But they landed there peacefully They put their suitcases down They watered the hard to put everything down They stayed there for three, four, five hours Almost a day Then of course, when they got there He said him, he said this man So young librarian Then he nailed down He said, praise God Praise God We have resumed And he says, the street land of liberty The glorious land of liberty This is my land, this is our land Our people's land, our forefathers land This is what he's saying They were happy, as compared to serenium They were a tremendous serenium As compared to Liberia They asked for no permission Nobody gave them the permission So as a result The first name for students Some of you here are students Some of you are students here The first name they gave the island was Perseverance Island That was the original name The Persever Love the island And they were sinking gloriously Glitter land of liberty And there they landed here So you can see that ship back here This is a ship Elizabeth That brought them It came with 88 immigrants From the astral light They and the settlers They and the indigenous The native, they worked together They got there but the question was Who is going to interpret Our people were never educated Literally, they were educated but not literally educated They couldn't understand English And the indigenous couldn't speak de gola They couldn't speak basa andina kru'un or vano, no pele But then my children It was a man By the name of King Sarboso My Dingo Trader He worked along with the Spanish people He worked along with a lot of people He was the interpreter Between the indigenous and the people He put them together And they all worked together And they honored a cotton tree Which is Dana They went on the cotton tree And they made peace And then of course later on They accepted them on the land But as they were there King was on specified number of people The island is 11.22 acres It couldn't accommodate everybody So they talked to the indigenous And they allowed them to come on the millen They settled around What a street, you know what a street What a side area They were landed They stayed there and they moved there Then of course they said moving about So as to resolve you see them As you see here This is a canon And this one is really sorry for the wounder What happened? Well, upon the, after they were allowed And to come on the millen There were some other Nettel people that were not happy with the idea When they went in a bush to look for food The indigenous, then some of the Nettel people Came and attacked them So this is Matilda Nupos Matilda Nupos was there Taking care of the people and working along They heard him And of course she used the canon Or pipe They probably put fire here And they explode it It killed a lot of our people It made somebody run away So then When everything settled They used to consider her as hero Heroine For killing our people So because our people were not educated They passed law That every year Was Matilda who to be celebrated as Matilda Nupos day So we used to celebrate it None until In the eighties When we get back on Matthew You know about Matthew You know about everyone so yeah Each one of them from the junior They said no, you cannot kill our people And then we celebrate for you So they went on to do the revoked That legislation So right now The winner celebrated Matilda Nupos day No, it's not there. It's not in the system. It's so this is how it is like Now until then We have Thomas Bekenner After the Lenin And we have come a what period Which was headed by Thomas Bekenner He was one of the Settler from America He became the governor of Let's say Moravia He was the governor of Liberia So he stayed there until 18 For the summit we had our election And this man was elected As the first president Of the Republic of Liberia Joseph J. King Roberts From America straight He was not born here From America African-American Or more malato He became the first president of Liberia The indigenous The indigenous indigenous In our local area With a specialization This This is what they introduced to them That is they are part of our society No discrimination So this is the flag of Liberia Was hosted August 24 Every year August 24 is our national flag day It has 11 stripes Red, white, and blue And it was made by seven ladies Headed by what Susanna Luis She was ahead from America So you can see it August 24 is celebrated Our national flag day Every year America has 50th-old star But we have only one star The red, stand for Villa, white, stand for purity There Black, the blue, in the red corner Stand for the then dark Continued Africa Stand for the long star of Liberia Anything most of the things you see in Liberia from America In Liberia we have a genie In America we have a genie In America we have Merlin In Liberia we have Merlin We have Lucia In America Lucia in Liberia We are Mississippi In the United States We have Mississippi in Liberia In the United States We have Mississippi in Liberia We have Mississippi in Liberia We have Mississippi in Liberia We have Mississippi in Liberia We have Mississippi in Liberia We have Mississippi in Liberia