"Land of the Margibi"
Margibi County is home to Roberts International Airport and the massive Firestone rubber plantation — one of the world's largest. The county is a key transport and agricultural hub connecting Monrovia to the interior.
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Ojay Godfavor Morris
Unity Party
Since 2024
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Emmanuel J. Nuquay
Senior Senator · Unity Party
Nathaniel F. McGill
Junior Senator · Unity Party
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Firestone
Capital: Harbel
Gibi
Kakata
Mambah-Kaba
Capital: Mambah
Bassa
Weala
Significant Kpelle communities throughout Margibi, particularly in Kakata and surrounding areas
Indigenous Bassa communities in southern Margibi along the St. John River
Muslim traders and farmers, prominent in Kakata's commercial sector
Communities along the coast and near Buchanan road
Historic settler communities around Harbel and Kakata
Vai, Dei, Gio, Mano, and other communities
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One of the world's largest rubber plantations covering over 180,000 acres, employing thousands of Liberians and producing latex for global markets.
Liberia's main international airport connecting the country to global destinations, handling both passenger and cargo flights.
The main commercial market in Kakata, serving as a trading hub for agricultural produce, poultry, and goods for communities along the Monrovia-Gbarnga highway.
An association of poultry farmers supplying eggs and broiler chickens to Monrovia and Kakata markets, with collective feed purchasing and veterinary support.
A community health center serving Harbel and surrounding Firestone communities with primary care, maternal health, and child nutrition services.
A union of vegetable farmers growing tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, and leafy greens for supply to Monrovia's restaurants and markets.
The Government of Liberia has disbursed the FY 2025 County Development Fund allocations totaling over $22 million across all 15 counties.
The Liberia Rubber Authority reports a significant uptick in natural rubber exports, driven by increased production in Margibi and Bong counties.