Nasseman Art for Transperancy

18/10/2025

No more silence, no more fear,
The voice of the people must be clear.
Transparency is what we need,
Plant integrity like a seed.

18/10/2025

Yesterday was pure energy and inspiration at the Orange Mega Wave 2 launch! 🌊✨
I had the honor to perform as Compliance Ambassador of Orange Liberia and proudly represent Nasseman Art for Transparency — using music and message to spark positive change. 🎤🇱🇷

Orange Liberia continues to push innovation, impact, and empowerment through every wave. Let’s ride this Mega Wave together and make the season shine brighter! 💪🏽💥

14/10/2025

We stand and speak truth to power!!! We fear, not the danger at night all the sudden attack during the daylight. we are going to fight corruption till our last breath. 

Want to meet Fair Play’s ambassadors and past winners? Then be sure to check our page every week! 🎊

The first ambassador we want to introduce you is Rabbie Nasrallah, aka Nasseman, who was born in Liberia in 1979. As a young man, Rabbie witnessed the 1989–2003 civil war in Liberia that led to the country’s devastation, but also to a period that awoke his strong sense of social justice. Since then, Rabbie began performing just at the age of 11 and rose to the top with his hit “Till We Meet Again.”

Rabbie is now a successful songwriter who creates powerful lyrics for Liberia’s hip-hop, R&B, and gospel musicians 🎶. His main focus is social problems: he is determined to keep raising awareness among his fellow Liberians about how their society could change for the better.

Rabbie’s impactful song “Bonkey” secured him a win in the Fair Play 2016 competition. His music video shows the pain that Liberian society collectively lives due to corruption and serves as a call to action for reform and transparency at all levels.✊

Would you like to be one of the winners of this year’s Fair Play competition? Submit your powerful anti-corruption song before September 1st 👉 www.mubazar.com/en/opportunity/fair-play-competition-2020_4318/apply

13/10/2025

Yesterday, the Liberia Marathon was an incredible event, and Nasseman Art for Transparency was proudly represented, bringing vibrant energy and a powerful message. Nasseman himself performed and captivated the crowd, spreading the word about anti-corruption through art and music. It was truly a day of inspiration and unity!

04/10/2025

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04/10/2025

🎉 Had an incredible experience at Orange Liberia’s 13th Annual Ethics & Compliance Day! 🌟 It was a true honor to have the Honorable Minister of Justice, Cllr. N. Oswald Tweh Jr., in attendance. I performed two impactful songs: “All African,” celebrating unity across the continent, and “Who Stole the Money from the Central Bank,” highlighting the need for transparency. Together with LACC and CENTRAL , we’re committed to building a future of integrity and accountability. 💪🏽✨

16/09/2025

“The Mystery of the Missing Honesty: A Tale of Corruption and Courage,” aims to educate, empower, and inspire the next generation of ethical leaders by delivering a nation-wide youth-focused anti-corruption educational book campaign to middle schools across Liberia.
This illustrated 10-chapter storybook has been carefully designed for students in grades 1 through 6. It introduces children to key civic values such as honesty, fairness, and accountability through a relatable narrative involving young protagonists who identify and expose corruption in their fictional town. In alignment with Liberia’s ongoing efforts to strengthen governance and transparency, our project will provide 100,000 students in 1,000 public middle schools with both the educational material and structured discussion tools to better understand the roots, types, and consequences of corruption.

16/09/2025

23/08/2025

“From Nasseman ART FOR TRANSPARENCY : Say NO to drugs and YES to a brighter, healthier future!”

04/07/2025

It was an honor Orange ... Together we can fight against Corruption.🤗

30/06/2025

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27/04/2025

Interlectural Day .. it was nice celebrating The Liberia interllectural Day and educating musicians on the importance of copyright in Liberia. One love.