There are a lot of unsung heroes in our country's history. The renovation of the hospital and the school really brought me chills. The patriotism among the citizens was firm. Imagine a teacher who rendered a priceless service at almost no cost. Imagine the determination of that youthful government. Who else noticed that our current minister of information, Mohamed Rahman Swarray, was among the students interviewed on the FBC campus?
I am very impressed by this young President Strasser. These are the men and women with real family values; it just so happened that him and his Freedom Fighters, had to fight to recapture a decent standard of living. I have to see where he is today. Very good documentary, inspiring. Family, make this happen.
Wow. Great documentary. Gives me chills. I was too little to understand but as a daughter of a heroe soldier. I salute them all. May God bless them and their families. Its unfortunate how things is going on in our country. God knows best. Lets not relent praying for our country Sierra Leone. Someday, God will send us a great leader that has the interest of the Country at heart.
It was the best government that was suitable for Sierra Leone . The country was in order and everyone takes respect them . This Contry you see today lawlessness should have been in better shame. For my own point of view it was the best government so far in the history of Sierra Leone
As a child , I admired these young men. The youth are favored by time , as opposed to the 60 year olds whose last hoorah is a spot in government, a last chance to fatten their stomachs . We(the youth) can make the sacrifices our country needs .
Thank you for an excellent historical account in our political rules. This is no doubt an important resource for the subject Social Studies/History to be told in the classroom of every school in Sierra Leone. I find this very educative especially listening to the Captain’s first anniversary speech. Hilton, we need more of this please. I have learnt much about that era.
It's True, I am one of the students in Kenema town that danced for this govt. All the schools went to the streets dancing for their regime and this documentary brings back good memories of my school days I was in form 3, NPRC was the best govt we ever had and enjoyed. Money in the country we enjoyed school holidays etc.
Strasser had good intentions was he perfect no but he was far from being corrupt leader like many others have been he didnt have a swiss bank account he didnt massacre rival ethnic groups or shoot down civilians he main problem was inexperience he was basically a good guy
He spent his own money to renovate the entire PCM hospital, he reinstate light and water? How many today are doing that simply because they believe in the ruling government??? Bring the Captain to come with his talents for change, he did that then, he can do that well now for change🙏🙏☝️
These are one of the videos we need in our schools, not only verbal transfer of this knowledge. Hearing from the horses mouth and seeing the evidences, this will massively promote widening our horizons both as politicians expectations and Sierra Leoneans’s. I see vibrant, versatile, and fluency in communication. I got chills and almost cried at how organized people were at the stadium unlike our current days, how the parastatals were in unison, how calmed and collected and eloquent the information given. But then a small voice said “is it maybe it was because of the military?” Lolz. Everything spoken puts into today’s Sierra Leone will bring real discipline: careless about international help, improve our human powers. GOD BLESS OUR SIERRA LEONE 🇸🇱😭😭😭❤️
Even CZcams’s caption can capture 99% accuracy of the words spoken. But now, our journalists don’t even have questions lest I say be fluent in English, same with the people they interviewing. Play any recent journalism from SL, put CZcams caption on, you’ll cry. I felt like I am living in the past and watching the future. 😭😭😭 GOD BLESS OUR SIERRA LEONE 🇸🇱
They are heroes because they paved the way for changes. Every body was disguised about apc rule by that time . I remembered we the teachers went to the stadium and give them our support
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I have to ask who made this documentary? It seemed to be made by the NPRC government or sponsored by them. Their rule had many problems, of course they did some good too. The cleaning campaigns, improving hospitals and huge reduction of inflation were all good things and no government after them has achieved that. They also tried their best to stop RUF rebels that were terrorising the rural areas at the time, they are our 'best' government after the rule of our first prime minster who takes first place. NPRC is better than APC and SLPP, however, they had a darker side. Beating people on the streets, diamond smuggling, spending government funds for personal use, suppression of the press, enlisting child soldiers to the army and when they took power killing enemies on the beach with no proper trail. This documentary is one sided only showing the good, the interviewer does not question the beach killings and beatings of civilians that were already taking place at this time. A bias account of history can be very dangerous, many people will wish for the NPRC days because nowadays Sierra Leone is struggling and seems to have little order, but nostalgia should not make us blind. NPRC was surely better than APC and SLPP, despite the fact that they did good things they were not an example of 'good' governance, . Let's not forget that. I still enjoyed watching this, we need more documentaries about our history so we can learn and grow.
There are a lot of unsung heroes in our country's history. The renovation of the hospital and the school really brought me chills. The patriotism among the citizens was firm. Imagine a teacher who rendered a priceless service at almost no cost. Imagine the determination of that youthful government.
Who else noticed that our current minister of information, Mohamed Rahman Swarray, was among the students interviewed on the FBC campus?
I am very impressed by this young President Strasser. These are the men and women with real family values; it just so happened that him and his Freedom Fighters, had to fight to recapture a decent standard of living. I have to see where he is today. Very good documentary, inspiring.
Family, make this happen.
Poor and sick. Just had his left infected leg cut off
Wow. Great documentary. Gives me chills. I was too little to understand but as a daughter of a heroe soldier. I salute them all. May God bless them and their families. Its unfortunate how things is going on in our country. God knows best. Lets not relent praying for our country Sierra Leone. Someday, God will send us a great leader that has the interest of the Country at heart.
It was the best government that was suitable for Sierra Leone . The country was in order and everyone takes respect them . This Contry you see today lawlessness should have been in better shame. For my own point of view it was the best government so far in the history of Sierra Leone
As a child , I admired these young men. The youth are favored by time , as opposed to the 60 year olds whose last hoorah is a spot in government, a last chance to fatten their stomachs . We(the youth) can make the sacrifices our country needs .
Thank you for an excellent historical account in our political rules. This is no doubt an important resource for the subject Social Studies/History to be told in the classroom of every school in Sierra Leone. I find this very educative especially listening to the Captain’s first anniversary speech.
Hilton, we need more of this please. I have learnt much about that era.
This video brought back old memories. Back in the day in ndmc kono. I wish those days will come back.
Secretary General is a mild and resolute man. I am impressed, all of the leaders he interviewed we comfortable, easy spoken, welcoming etc.
They were our heroes.. I respect the NPRC....but our politicians were our greatest regrets.
N P R C was the real government who could have saved this country from tribalism from this two parties. A P C and S L PP
Saio you are so on point.
It's True, I am one of the students in Kenema town that danced for this govt. All the schools went to the streets dancing for their regime and this documentary brings back good memories of my school days I was in form 3, NPRC was the best govt we ever had and enjoyed. Money in the country we enjoyed school holidays etc.
Strasser had good intentions was he perfect no but he was far from being corrupt leader like many others have been he didnt have a swiss bank account he didnt massacre rival ethnic groups or shoot down civilians he main problem was inexperience he was basically a good guy
He was surrounded by an evil devil, maada bio
Proper Regentonian very eloquent
He spent his own money to renovate the entire PCM hospital, he reinstate light and water? How many today are doing that simply because they believe in the ruling government??? Bring the Captain to come with his talents for change, he did that then, he can do that well now for change🙏🙏☝️
Aliea Kamara
During that time 10,000 Leones for one bag of rice bravo
These are one of the videos we need in our schools, not only verbal transfer of this knowledge. Hearing from the horses mouth and seeing the evidences, this will massively promote widening our horizons both as politicians expectations and Sierra Leoneans’s. I see vibrant, versatile, and fluency in communication. I got chills and almost cried at how organized people were at the stadium unlike our current days, how the parastatals were in unison, how calmed and collected and eloquent the information given. But then a small voice said “is it maybe it was because of the military?” Lolz. Everything spoken puts into today’s Sierra Leone will bring real discipline: careless about international help, improve our human powers. GOD BLESS OUR SIERRA LEONE 🇸🇱😭😭😭❤️
Even CZcams’s caption can capture 99% accuracy of the words spoken. But now, our journalists don’t even have questions lest I say be fluent in English, same with the people they interviewing. Play any recent journalism from SL, put CZcams caption on, you’ll cry. I felt like I am living in the past and watching the future. 😭😭😭 GOD BLESS OUR SIERRA LEONE 🇸🇱
Wow CPT Val Strasser you where our hero .you freed us from the oppressive APC Govt.
They are heroes because they paved the way for changes. Every body was disguised about apc rule by that time . I remembered we the teachers went to the stadium and give them our support
Keep it up I love all the videos
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I was in Kono ndmc attending school at yengema secondary school when the NPRC took over.
I wish those days will come back.
Best days
Where is the intelligent Captain today? Can he be utilised somehow by democratic government for the development of SL?
I respect the NPRC
I have to ask who made this documentary? It seemed to be made by the NPRC government or sponsored by them. Their rule had many problems, of course they did some good too. The cleaning campaigns, improving hospitals and huge reduction of inflation were all good things and no government after them has achieved that. They also tried their best to stop RUF rebels that were terrorising the rural areas at the time, they are our 'best' government after the rule of our first prime minster who takes first place. NPRC is better than APC and SLPP, however, they had a darker side. Beating people on the streets, diamond smuggling, spending government funds for personal use, suppression of the press, enlisting child soldiers to the army and when they took power killing enemies on the beach with no proper trail.
This documentary is one sided only showing the good, the interviewer does not question the beach killings and beatings of civilians that were already taking place at this time. A bias account of history can be very dangerous, many people will wish for the NPRC days because nowadays Sierra Leone is struggling and seems to have little order, but nostalgia should not make us blind. NPRC was surely better than APC and SLPP, despite the fact that they did good things they were not an example of 'good' governance, . Let's not forget that. I still enjoyed watching this, we need more documentaries about our history so we can learn and grow.
Best government Sierra Leone has ever had.
back in the days
NPRC IS EVRN BETTER THAN APC GOVERNMENT
no this is a time of change
Wow rice was
Le 10,000 per bag
i think Strasser was a good guy but he have bad guys among him likes of maada bio and sargen musa
No sajmusa was not bad
This was a no nonsense government. I was afraid of the guns.
yes
Sierra Leone will never progress under APC..... Imagine 2020 we still struggling