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So let us dance to the rhythm of life, With hearts full of love and light. Embrace the wonder, the majesty, Of nature's symphony, so bright.

Reposted from @african_heritagecity @dejidigitalart • Work In Progress (WIP) . . #darkskinned #afrique #africandigitalart #beautifulart #darkskin #afrikan #afrika #conceptart #afrofuturism #blackwomen #blackgirl #scifi #blackgirls #nigerianart #zbrush #pixologic #dopeart #blackart #afroart #africanart #afrocentric #africanamerican #africans #melanin #melaninpopping #supportblackart #orisha #olodumare #yoruba #dreadlocks https://www.instagram.com/p/CTZRd3ZL29HN5iHeNtTs8Fo5PUslr0ij3x03jI0/?utm_medium=tumblr

Love the beauty & grace of this beautiful woman! --- Mama Nike of @nikeartgallery just turned 70🎊🎉Happy Belated Birthday. #Naturaledgez #teammatural #naturalhair #Nigerianart #70yearsyoung https://www.instagram.com/p/CPhYzecAd0O/?utm_medium=tumblr

@ojingiripeter ✨ "Omo igbo ora" . . Igbo-Ora is a town and the headquarters of Ibarapa Central, Oyo State, south-western Nigeria, situated 80 kilometres (50 mi) north of Lagos. In 2006 the population of the town was approximately 72,207 people. In 2017 the population is estimated to be around 198,514 people. The town today is the location of the newly established Oyo State College of Agriculture (since 2006). The College has contributed significantly to the socio-economic and demographic development of the town. The Oyo state government has just approved a High Court of Justice. The Federal government is also said to have approved the location of a Police Training College in the town. Twins The unusually large number of twin births in the region have earned the town the nickname Twin Capital of the World.This phenomenon of a large number of twin births is not unique to Igbo-Ora; it has also been observed in the town of Kodinji in India and Cândido Godói in Brazil. In Igbo-Ora, research has suggested that the multiple births could be related to the eating habits of the women in the region. Though no direct relation between dietary intake and twin births has been proved, a research study carried out at the University of Lagos Teaching Hospital has suggested that a chemical found in Igbo-Ora women and the peelings of a widely consumed tuber (yams) could be responsible. There is of course the possible explanation that the large number of twins being born here could simply be a matter of genetics. Model : @whitneyrmcguire #supportblackart #ojingiripeter #nigerianart #africanart #contemporaryafricanart #africadopedaily https://www.instagram.com/p/B_klee3BgZz/?igshid=hca7b3125rxp

Brown croc-skin leather Designed by DeBossWears Call or Chat: 07039341977 #madeinnigeria #NigerianArt #Entrepreneur (at Lagos State)