DON’T Visit Badagry Slave Sites Before Watching This Video

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  @Ortigian4ever · 4 weeks ago

  That was painful to watch and imagine.<br>I don&apos;t believe history is being taught properly in African schools.<br>I am learning more every chance I get.<br>So painful.

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  @eaglehawks5164 · 1 month ago

  Slavery is not just a painful chapter in history it is still a heartbreaking reality for countless people today, even as we speak, lives are being stolen, freedom is being denied, and human beings are being treated as commodities. The world may have changed, but for many, the chains have never truly disappeared.

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  @Eyinju_Eledumare07 · 3 weeks ago

  This man must not die with all these knowledge <br><br>Please let this history be on paper sir

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  @aremu_smog · 4 weeks ago

  The tour guide was very thorough and patient in telling this story; he is a great educator in the way he was also spelling some of the words that might be misheard.

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  @GideonOlajubu · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  This video is great....<br><br>Imagine if our schools are actually studying History, we need to knowo more about our Histories, I think we Happen to have mysterious places, Tourist, amd others alot in Nigeria. <br><br>I wish to visit this place one day.<br><br><br>Omoor! Alot has happened in the past oo😮

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  @chisombethel5597 · 3 weeks ago

  I can&apos;t help but cry for my ancestors 😭😭🥺<br><br>They were the true heroes

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  @maryamlawal908 · 4 weeks ago

  Fantastic tour guide. He explained in full. Weldone🎉

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  @itsremiel · 4 weeks ago (edited)

  Yet we were not taught this in our History curriculum. Ultra wickedness

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  @AhmadTahir-m6r · 2 weeks ago

  The must disgusting Era in human history we are not angry enough

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  @henryadedoyin9832 · 7 days ago

  massive kudos to this tour guide. He narrates eloquently

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  @SophiaSewellNjie · 3 weeks ago

  My forefathers were strong many survived and I give thanks that they did because I and my family would not be here today. 59.8 percent of my African DNA is Yoruba who were taken from Badagary to Jamaica. <br>Thanks for producing this informative documentary.<br>A more informative documentary need to be done about socio politics in the region. How many prominent families within the region collaborated with slavèrs and made their wealth from slavery too? Are there any slave registers or accounts of the &nbsp;voyages from &nbsp;Nigeria to the Americas?

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  @moanarangi8149 · 2 weeks ago

  Here from Australia, Indigenous Māori to Aoteroa / New Zealand thank you for sharing.

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