Berenice Mulubah

I am sporting a bright colors pants suit by Precious Pieces Couture.  

SSGT SERGEANT BERENICE MULUBAH, UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, 15 YEARS HONORABLE SERVICE Over the last four years, I have written stories about many, on C Liberia Clearly Blog.  Today, I get to blog about myself.   Today is my last day in the United States Marine Corps. Oorah. 15 yrs ago, I dropped out of college studying music and enlisted into the United States Marine Corps at age 24. My oldest daughter was only 8 months old. I dropped her off to my mother and away I went. That was 2002, right after 911. Off to Parris Island, I went for training. There after, I went to my first unit, MWSS 272 NC. 3yrs later, off to Japan I went for 2yrs, then back to NC for 3 more years. During that time, I got deployed to Afghanistan for 9 months, also deployed on board the ship iwojima for 6 months, went back to Japan for 4 more years and came back to NC Camp Lejuene for 3yrs. It has been 15 years of honorable service and many sacrifices. The whole experience had its

At the African Girls 2017 in Minneapolis, MN.

Berenice Mulubah Check it out, Bridgin Da Gap Album by 2C

Berenice Mulubah My soul is 200yrs old My spirit is forever young My mind is light years ahead Today marks 39yrs of my experience on earth. Happy 39th birthday to me

Berenice Mulubah It's the Liberian Entertainment Awards 2017 After Party outfit.

Berenice Mulubah in Precious Pieces Couture Stepping out in a hot red and sexy Precious Pieces Couture Blazer, to the Liberian Entertainment Awards 2017 Day Party. 

Berenice Mulubah I am rocking a gorgeous Precious Pieces Couture pale pink dress, on the red carpet of  the Liberian Entertainment Awards 2017.

by Berenice Mulubah Berenice Mulubah Me pah my own, I’m Grebo At least, that’s what I have convinced myself Maybe, because I spent some time in Pleabo Or, because my mother, herself is Grebo Despite what the truth is deep my heart they are my people My father may be from Lofa But, what is Lofa to me? A place I’ve never been His people I have never seen Can’t even speak the dialect But sure, I enjoy the food And, that’s how far my love goes I was born and raised in Harper That is home for me My mother and her people are from Harper They are family to me So, when I’m asked, “what’s your tribe?” I just say, “Me pah my own, I’m Grebo.” Even though, my dad is from Lofa Harper is home to me