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Storyteller: Uncle AminuEN
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Uses an imaginative Lagos-Kano fusion setting to correct the myth about who stopped the killing of twins in Calabar. It proudly teaches that King Duke Ephraim signed the life-saving law in 1855, making him the Architect of change 21 years before Mary Slessor arrived as the kind Caretaker for the rescued babies. [Intro] (Market sounds: "Oya buy your pepper!", car horns) "Yeah... Simi, listen well o. History no be just old story."

“Walls protect those who are scared. Safe trade routes build a strong kingdom. We must trade peacefully with our neighbors!”

— Queen Amina of Zazzau • Leadership Wisdom

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