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hive
6y
It's Hiving Here
I am just very glad to have a scent of fresh air again. It happened that I joined steemit in the middle of the turbulent time about two year ago. Those two few years were just like having to breathe in
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ripple
7y
Yaayay!
It's my first time on palnet.io and I am very glad for this great project. I can't just wait to write something. Yaayay!
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memechallenge
8y
Meme challenge #82 - Entry #1
Meme challenge #82 - Entry #1
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art
8y
African Drums Series
Drumming is a vital part of the cultural heritage in Africa. In occasions like weddings, funerals etc. there must be drummers around. It is also a common sight in many African cities and towns to see drummers
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crypto
8y
100% Credible and Exciting Crypto Bounties
ABCC EXchange is hosting an 1500 QTUM bounty for 7 days! Join now and earn your rewards! LEEKICO is hosting an 100,000 LEEK bounty! Join now and earn your rewards! PVP is hosting an 1,000,000 PVP bounty!
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art
8y
Mat Making in Badagry
From being a slave port to being the location of the first story building in Nigeria, there are just so many historical facts associated with a cultural town called Badagry in Nigeria. Badagry is located
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art
8y
Ceremonial Swords of Edo and Owo Kingdoms
Ceremonial Swords are swords made particularly for ceremonial purposes. Most ceremonial Swords are made using precious metals or other materials like wood and leather that make them too delicate for combat
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art
8y
Hand Fan Fashion in Nigeria
Hand held fans are definitely not new, they have been around like forever. From early men need of something to generate fire from weak spark up to the elegant art masterpiece in some royal courts, hand
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art
8y
THE JEWEL OF THE LOOM
Kindly upvote and follow @nezer for more if you like this article. I will be glad to respond to your comments as well. Thank you for reading.
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busy
8y
Hello! I am glad to be here!
Hello! I am glad to be here!
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art
8y
The Jewel of the Loom #1
Clothing, next to food and shelter, makes the traditional list of immediate basic needs for every human anywhere on earth. Primarily, clothing protects human body from various elements that can harm the
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art
9y
SHEKERE: DANCING GOURD IN BEADED SKIRT
African people have always been identified with very interesting and beautiful culture from ages. Their culture reflects in the way they talk, dress, live in their communities and even in their MUSIC.
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untalented
9y
Aiming for Greater Heights.
I have been putting some efforts into my aspiration in African costume and makeover for some time now. Asides from using coral beads to make over for African brides, I have also been putting some efforts
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gratitude
9y
Gratitude
It is not my birthday or any certain special number of days on steemit but I choose to make this moment special by appreciating all my followers and everyone who have been interacting with me on steemit.
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funny
9y
More Funny Pictures from my Phone
When the entire village decide to go to the city at the same time of the same day . . . My phone is now totally handsfree . . . And this is when the real duty calls Kindly upvote and leave a comment. I
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fashion
9y
Eto-Okuku and Coral Beads: Traditional Bridal Makeover in Edo Culture
The Edo people of Nigeria are well known for their rich and elaborate cultural heritage all across Africa. Edo is located in the southern part of Nigeria with the Bini, the Esan and the Afemai making it’s
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funny
9y
Random pictures from my phone
Emergency evacuation service after heavy downpour . . . . And please do you mind a ride in my new convertible?
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intorduceyourself
9y
Hello World!
My name is Ayodele. I’m very delighted to be here on steemit! I was born in a cultural town called Owo in Nigeria. Owo is reputable for having the largest monarch’s palace in Africa. I grew up as the second
