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omablogs:
The people of Ovahimba and Ovazimba tribes in the Kunene and Omusati regions in Northern Namibia have an upheld culture that has defied western influence and agitation.
With a population of over a 50,000, the women engage in the daily activity of milking their cows, taking care of the children and other extensive duties while the men go hunting leaving, sometimes, for an extended period of time. These nomads’ wealth is determined by the number of cattle one has...Read More...

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omablogs:
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just updated

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normal

i started what i will soon finish

Taraby:
I don't know why you start something you can't finish, kuku tell us you dey advertise

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No.5 celeb should be rita domnic not demonic

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How i wish e de easy to trek from nigeria to Namibia

interesting read

Latest Female Nigerian Filmmakers You Should Be Paying Attention To. See Photos and Instagram profiles here!

As the Nigerian film industry expands, more female Nigerian filmmakers are taking the reins behind-the-scenes of some of your favourite movies.

For far too long, the Nigerian film industry has churned out films that promoted false narratives about women. This was because there were only a few female Nigerian filmmakers in the industry during Nollywood’s early years.

Thanks to revolutionary directors like the late Amaka Igwe, who kicked the door open for women coming behind, this narrative is changing gradually. And today, we have more women working behind-the-camera as directors and producers – who are committed to telling our stories, as well as they, can. Here are some of them.

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omablogs:
I would be honoured if i visit nothern namibia

serious boy, as if i even have long d!ck

I would be honoured if i visit nothern namibia

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Fazemood:
Yeye

interesting fate

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and i was gifted to have Sex

The people of Ovahimba and Ovazimba tribes in the Kunene and Omusati regions in Northern Namibia have an upheld culture that has defied western influence and agitation.
With a population of over a 50,000, the women engage in the daily activity of milking their cows, taking care of the children and other extensive duties while the men go hunting leaving, sometimes, for an extended period of time. These nomads’ wealth is determined by the number of cattle one has...Read More...