SAO BOSO KAMARA CORNER

“Having sold your land and accepted payment, you must accept the consequences”. This site is christened after the 19th Century Bopolu and Guadu-Gboni Mandingo King, Sao Boso Kamara, in the hope that his equitable and just approach to reconciling the elements of the Liberian population will serve as a lesson for fashioning a lasting solution to our national quandary. Let the betterment of others be your vocation.

Thursday, September 29, 2005

Brumskine Has His Day in Monrovia

Brumskine fell to his knees upon reaching the green podium set in the middle of the stadium. His wife Estelle kneeled next to him and facing the crowd, he went into a prayer. The noise was deafening all around but one could hear him say repeatedly “Jesus… Thank You Lord…” Standing just below the podium, I snapped a few pictures amongst the tens of journalists and photographers, protected by two rows of sympathizers that formed a human chain around their standard bearer.