Thoughts and Hopes_افكار و آمال

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Δ Δ The Wodaabe ( Fula : Woɗaaɓe, singular Boɗaaɗo ) are a subgroup of people Peul ( Fulani : Fulɓe , English : Fulani or Fula ). They are sometimes referred to as the Bororo The Bororo are traditionally nomadic herders and traders, whose migrations cover southern Niger , northern Nigeria ,north-east Cameroon , southwest of Chad and western regions of the Central African Republic . For some years they also penetrate the Congo - Kinshasa in the regions of Bas- Uele and Haut-Uele , bordering the Central African Republic and Sudan The Wodaabe people of Niger are known for their beauty (both men and women) developed their craft and their rich ceremonies. Compared to other African populations, they have been extensively described, photographed and filmed.
Δ Δ The Wodaabe ( Fula : Woɗaaɓe, singular Boɗaaɗo ) are a subgroup of people Peul ( Fulani : Fulɓe ,
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Δ Δ The Wodaabe ( Fula : Woɗaaɓe, singular Boɗaaɗo ) are a subgroup of people Peul ( Fulani : Fulɓe , English : Fulani or Fula ). They are sometimes referred to as the Bororo The Bororo are traditionally nomadic herders and traders, whose migrations cover southern Niger , northern Nigeria ,north-east Cameroon , southwest of Chad and western regions of the Central African Republic . For some years they also penetrate the Congo - Kinshasa in the regions of Bas- Uele and Haut-Uele , bordering the Central African Republic and Sudan The Wodaabe people of Niger are known for their beauty (both men and women) developed their craft and their rich ceremonies. Compared to other African populations, they have been extensively described, photographed and filmed.
Δ Δ The Wodaabe ( Fula : Woɗaaɓe, singular Boɗaaɗo ) are a subgroup of people Peul ( Fulani : Fulɓe ,
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Djaïli Amadou Amal is a Fulani native of the Far North region of Cameroon. After graduating in business administration, she uses her pen to promote the Fulani culture, but also to denounce the social problems of the region, especially discrimination against women. Djaïli Amadou Amal is currently preparing a second novel.
Djaïli Amadou Amal is a Fulani native of the Far North region of Cameroon. After graduating in
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Djaïli Amadou Amal is a Fulani native of the Far North region of Cameroon. After graduating in business administration, she uses her pen to promote the Fulani culture, but also to denounce the social problems of the region, especially discrimination against women. Djaïli Amadou Amal is currently preparing a second novel.
Djaïli Amadou Amal is a Fulani native of the Far North region of Cameroon. After graduating in
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