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				<title>Our Roots Our pride changed their profile picture</title>
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				<title>Long before books and paper, our ancestors left their stories on stone.
Deep inside dark caves during the Iron Age, early Africans carved symbols, animals, and clan marks into the rock. These markings were more than art — they were messages to the future. They spoke of hunts, spirits, battles, and the life of the village.
Even today, those silent walls still whisper the history of our people.
The stone remembers what time cannot erase. &#x1f5ff;&#x1f525;</title>
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Deep inside dark caves during the Iron Age, early Africans carved symbols, animals, and clan marks into the rock. These markings were more than art — they were messages to the future. They spoke of hunts, spirits, battles, and the life of the village.<br />
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