of Mami Wata.
The African tradition.
**In claiming that, Africa to this very day, is believed said even, unable, to simply let go off the past, and in said abomination too, or unable to think out in all, a said future, believed said even, beneficial to all, it then all does probably speak, and of said African Perceptions of Time, and that could too be said, to speak and of, and of a said Point in History, and if not in speak too of, and of what a said Major Reference, and as said having to do with History too, is too said even all about that is. In saying that, Africa's said definitions of as such, of a said Point in History, or of a said Major Reference, and in regard to speak and of History in itself too, African, can too be said to in all even refer to, it can best be said, and of Neo-Colonialism in itself too that is, and if not in said speak too and of the said Civil Rights Movement, and in the said United States of America too for instance, and if not of the said name of Marcus Garvey too that is, in Example, is to now simply say that, Africa, and as said even simply defined in all, and in speak too of, and of the said Reference in itself, the Historical too, is probably best too said as Mami Wata that is.
Addendum.
of Mami Wata.
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