How Charles Taylor Was Forced to Step Down as President of Liberia and Move to Nigeria on Exile

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How Charles Taylor Was Forced to Step Down as President of Liberia and Move to Nigeria on Exile

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In this video, we explore how Charles Taylor's Presidency came to a dramatic end, from power to exile. We look at the events that led up to and culminated with Taylor's forced stepping down from power in Liberia.
This video is an update on the story of Charles Taylor, the controversial President of Liberia who was forced to step down from power in 2003 after a long and controversial reign. We explore the events that led up to Taylor's departure from Liberia, and how his Presidency came to a dramatic end.

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@MDLegba 7 ай бұрын

Keep going bro, one day the world will recognize and appreciate what you do❤

@marvinstone9651 7 ай бұрын

Thanks for this 🙏

@michaelochido3244 6 ай бұрын

@13.22 and @13.55.. When the king is now looking down and realizes his absolute power is no more. There is a song by Coldplay band on when a King has lost power...I used to rule the world, feel the fear in my enemies eyes, seas would rise when i gave the word...now i sleep alone, sweep the streets I used to own....etc. etc.

@adeolubalogun7592 7 ай бұрын

Impressive work.

@Ausmoreconstruction 7 ай бұрын

Nice one.

@trawallyousman2509 7 ай бұрын

U are so good

@clementgavi7290 7 ай бұрын

The people of Liberia should forgive him. And require his release from prison. We are in a world where we shape evil, and with hypocrisy and greed, we sacrifice some of the evil we have shaped. He is now alone in prison. All these hypocrites who were around him lying to him, encouraging him in order to profit from him, don't know him anymore. You Liberia forgive him. They say he is in prison somewhere in the UK. Then tell the UK that you want him back to Liberia and forgive him. We all are guilty, hypocrites, and wicked.

@FreedomBiafra 7 ай бұрын

You make absolutely no damn sense. We will never forgive this monster for what he did to Liberia. You should be ashamed of yourself

@Profe046 7 ай бұрын

@@FreedomBiafraI see in some articles where they say his economic policy were excellent and he was on the part to glory. but the war from the north and south hampered his ideas

@michaelochido3244 6 ай бұрын

@clementgavi7290.seriously do you hear what you are saying?not all of us are guilty,hypocritical nor wicked.

@clementgavi7290 6 ай бұрын

@michaelochido3244 I know not all of the billions on earth are guilty, wicked, mad, tyrants, predators, etc. The meaning of ' we' in my answer refers to what we have in common, the human status. We are human beings who live in the same world. He is alone right now in prison. No one knows him anymore. He has no more value. The hypocrites, opportunists, liars, etc, who surrounded him before have already forgotten about him. You, the people of Liberia, should ask for his release.

@FreedomBiafra 6 ай бұрын

@clementgavi7290 He did not treat us as humans. No, we should not forgive, and we're not obligated to. This demon destroyed Liberia for years with impunity. Thousands were murdered, raped, and tortured under him and those just like him. He exploited Liberia sucking the country dry financially to benefit himself only. No, he won't be forgiven, and may he suffer the same fate he inflicted on Liberians.