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Barrobo District is a district of Liberia, one of the two located in Maryland County. Barrobo is the largest of the various Grebo sub-tribes in Maryland County, Republic of Liberia. In the days of tribal wars they fought surrounding tribes to secure a large portion of land. Their military strength in those days enabled them to wipe out the entire tribe of Gbaylo. The land previously occupied by the Gbaylo tribe is currently a property of the Barrobo people. To control their warlike nature, President Edwin Barclay of Liberia built a military barak among them. The soldiers of Camp King used suppression, hard labor and intimidation to keep them in check. Besides, they were subjected to smaller tribes in the administrative arrangement of the Liberian central government. First, they were part of the Webbo district. When Grand Gedeh county was established and Webbo became part of Grand Gedeh, the Barrobo tribe was subjected to the smaller tribe of Boah. The most prominent paramount chiefs during the chieftaincy period were Peter Brooks of Feloken and Sunday Karmanue of Rock Town. On September 18, 1980, President Samuel K. Doe declared Barrobo a statutory district, with Paramount Chief John Togba becoming the first district superintendent. Since then, September 18 has been celebrated annually by the citizens of the district. , the superintendents of Barrobo since it became a district have been: * John Togba19801981 * Ralph Clark19811986 * Fred D. Goe, Sr19861990 * None (a period of civil war and anarchy)19901997 * Joseph WeahJanuaryApril 1997 * Victor Carngbe19972005 * William B. Nagbe20052010 * Samuel Sorwleh20102012 * George Geefiefrom 2012 Districts of Barrobo: 1. Nyonken District 2. Gwlekpokeh District 3. Whojah District 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Barrobo District」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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