Baskadia

Kofi and the Teacher

Teacher: We are about to go through the notes so everyone pay attention. Kofi: Then sir please, can I leave the classroom? Teacher: Why? Kofi: Because I don't have money to pay-attention.

Facial art an African tradition.

A fulani man, originally from the Northern part of Nigeria, Western Africa can be seen with facial tattoos made locally which is part of their tradition as local nomads, feel the beauty, through my lense

THE AFRICAN CHILD

Early in the morning the birds sing their welcoming songs to a new day and the rays of sunshine greet the new day.The African child wakes up to go to the spring to fetch some water.The water is icy cold so early in the morning. On the way back from the spring you hear chattering and singing as a group of children welcome the new day happily not minding their barefeet.When they reach home they do their early morning chores with enthusiasm.They start roasting their millies so that they will have something to eat when they go out with the cattle to the pastures. Later on they let out their cattle to go to the pastures.The children will spend the day enjoying,playing different types of games and experimenting new things.At some point you see them milking the cows and drinking their milk when they are hungry. As the sun starts to set,they start their journey back home with the cattle.Excited to be going home at last to have a proper meal and to rest.

Oya African goddess

Oya. She is a ferocious and protective deity worshipped by the Yoruba tribe in Nigeria, as well as some Brazilians. Oya is wife to Shango, the god of storms. Oya is the goddess of wind, thunderbolt, and fire; she has the power to transform gentle breezes to raging hurricanes or cyclones. It is believed that she accompanies her husband during his thunderstorms to destroy buildings, blow things up, and rip off trees.

Oshun

Who is Oshun African goddess? Oshun became a popular African goddess after Beyoncé hinted about her in her Lemonade music video. Oshun has her origin in Yoruba, and she is the god of sweet and freshwaters. She always has a mirror to admire her beauty. Oshun is revered by many for her abilities to heal the sick, foster prosperity, and bring fertility. The image of this goddess is represented by a stunning, charming, and coquettish young lady. Oshun means sweetness, joy, beauty, and good cheer.

The African Child

My Continent My Culture

All over the world, we have unique cultures that differentiate a city from another or a village from another. These cultures are respected and tell us a lot about where we are visiting. Welcome to Africa where we have hundreds of cultural differences that will blow your mind. Some of the cultures in Africa have not been affected by civilization, making them rare and amazing.

Hairstyle In African Culture

Celebrating our African historical personalities,discoveries, achievements and eras as proud people with rich culture, traditions and enlightenment spanning many years.

The african rose

African delicacy 😋

All about various kinds of African continental dishes so yummy when you come too africa you should try one

African Soup

Soup

African art

The craft

African Dish

Food