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Last episode of Bukas and Joints (Tour guide) Anago Osho made a shocking revelation

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  • Last episode of Bukas and Joints (Tour guide) Anago Osho made a shocking revelation during his visit to historical places in the city of Badagry. To be precise, at Badagry slave museum & port. (Anago disclosed that he was once a "slave" during the tour with Host Akah Nnani ) 
  • "I may have been taken as a slave through Badagry, Whydah or Lagos but came back as a reincarnation of my former slave self." Bukas and Joints (Tour guide) Anago Osho tells MCZ Food Media more, about his slavery's story.
  • MCZ Food Media, asked him to clarify the statement here is all what he told MCZ Food Media. "That's my consciousness. I know I have been here before. I was taken as a slave to Cuba at the age of 15 in 1768. I was born originally in 1753 and became born again in this generation. Slave history is the tale of my past and I tell it. The returnees did not come back through Badagry. Majority who came back to West Africa came back through the slave port of Lagos and from there traced their roots to the hinterland like Abeokuta, etc. 

  • Unfortunately, a lot of people hardly talked about that. I wrote about that on my blog. I may have been taken as a slave through Badagry, Whydah or Lagos but came back as a reincarnation of my former slave self. The consciousness is great in me. We were brought up not to believe in it but what can I do when I know through my actions that I was a former enslaved African in the mid 18th century born anew. 

  • There is no future in isolation of the past. History is the future. The true Knowledge of the enslaved should be taught to everyone, students, including politicians in Africa, maybe it will make the people more compassionate towards each other when every persons realize the agony we former enslaved people went through."

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  • mikeluv19I didn't know some were taken away and made it back. I hope to visit the museum in the future

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