The world and it's mysteries proves that the world is full of wonders. Planet Earth is surrounded by secrets and unanswered questions but the seeker of truth may avail in his search. The question at hand is the issue of rebirth. The possibilities of people to be reborn is questioned by many today, but nearly all Ancient Customs and Cultures of the world support the believe in reincarnation. Mrs Ginta was born in Latvia, in the Baltic region of Europe. She now reside in Ireland with her Nigerian husband. She is so convinced that she is a reincarnation of her former soul. She has an unexplainable feeling when she think of Africa. She said that her former life experience began in Africa, before she was captured and sold into slavery.

Dear Creator of life, I stand here to represent all the children and people of this country and the continent of Africa that were sold into Slavery by the Europeans and their African collaborators. I confess that this was done in ignorance The cries, and the curses ranted by the enslaved were due to pain, hardship, frustration and disappointment experienced by them Today, by inspiration, understanding, vision and knowledge, i asked that you, the Creator of the worlds, both physical and Spiritual, forgive us that we may be able to forgive each other, and wipe away our tears, and all evil spirits that are speaking against the land and people. Creator of life, Come and heal the land Come and heal the people Let us forgive each other inlove I seek forgiveness and i forgive all the people that were involved in the Slave trade This is my prayer, Prayer of a Slave born in 1753, stolen to Havana - Cuba ANAGO JAMES AKEEM OSHO                              

''There are ghosts in this town''. This was the first statement that was made by Courtenay Belchik-Ajala to me on our path toward a spiritual adventure. It was a journey to the experiences of some of the Slaves in the past. Anago James Akeem Osho, Courtenay Belchik-Ajala, and Sangosakin Ajala in a Spiritual Tango. She said that ''there are spirits in the barracoon''(Slave cell). ''There are Slaves who have died and have not crossed to the next world and some of them may not even know that they are dead''.  Courtenay Belchik said that it is wrong for people to live in the Slave cells of the Brazillian Barracoon of Seriki Williams Abass of Badagry because the spirit around there are not resting in peace. They are without rest. She said that the spirits would use the people like the battery in a radio. It is possible to use them to fulfill there aims either positive or negative. People who live in such a place may retrogress instead of

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World Heritage Day - Anago James Akeem Osho lecturing the Staffs of National Commission For Museums and Monuments around the attraction centres in Badagry on 29-04-2014.

Seriki Faremi Williams Abass of Badagry In 1895, Chief Seriki Faremi Williams Abass became the paramount ruler of Badagry Anago Osho, Tour Guiding Tourists at the Barracoon

*Should the past be forgotten? *Are there repercussions either positive or negative in the events of the past? *What is your thought on the Slave trade? *Do you think there are consequences when Mankind enslave each other? *Do you think the problem of Africa and the various Black communities around the world are partly caused   by the Slave trade?  *Why is it that majority of those who live in the ghettos and slums of the cities of the world are Blacks? *Why is it that the poorest nations in the world are inhabited by black people? *Do you think the problems of Africa and Blacks in Diaspora are spiritual? *Do you think the various problems could be solved spiritually? *What do you think of these thoughts?  

Anago James Akeem Osho after a PRRT For stakeholders assessment in the Badagry Demosteration site Area. Collaborative Action For Sustainable Tourism (COAST PROJECT) organized by UNIDO, UNEP, and UNWTO.

From Malaysia, Ach Sureen, Jenn Lien, Anago James Akeem Osho in the middle, Qal and from Japan Rachell Reiko History is for us to learn from, to advance our societies and ourselves. These Tourists from Malaysia and Japan visited me to water their thirst for information and questions concerning the African Slave trade.

Ecotourism is rapidly developing in recent years. It has become the basis for Tourism all over the world. Ecotourism brings the Tourists to the realization of the importance of Nature. Ecotourism is the union of Ecology and Tourism. Ecotourism as an industry must be encouraged because of it's numerous advantages to the society.

Shaan, Anago Osho and Andre I met Shaan Keegan and Andre and i was astonished by their perception of Africa. They both lived in Port Elizabeth near Cape Town in South Africa and had visited different African countries. Their consciousness of Africa over Europe tingled me, especially when they said that they are Africans and are not deterred by their Skin color.

Anago Osho was visited in Badagry by international students on a rainy June day. The students cuts across the continents of the world. What is exciting about these guys is their desire to learn more about History, the Trans Atlantic Slave trade and the solution to the different problems of multicultural societies.

 Put on your life Jacket as we sail out on a Safari water Adventure across the Lagos/Porto Novo Lagoon

 James Akeem Osho Anago, entertaining and educating students at the Brazilian Slave Barracoon of Seriki Williams Abass of Badagry

The dividing up of the society in Africa was not static. It was nonrigid. It was flexible. Social stratum is a person’s class in a society. People belong to different social strata or social stratum, and this could depend on the family that a person was born into or the type of occupation one is involved in e.t.c. but it could change for the better or worse. In Africa, before colonization, the kings’ position was undisputed at the top of the social stratum. The kings were at the top of the political hierarchy and slaves were placed at the bottom. Though, slaves were able to climb up the ladder to greatness.  Ancient Africa provided a level playing field for everyone to achieve greatness. A poor family could move up the ladder of society and a wealthy family could do better and sustain their wealth or push downward to poverty. Hard work and determination to succeed is one of the characteristics of Africa. This is evidence in the folklore of Africa and narratives of enslaved Africa

A group photograph after the partnership meeting at NTA10, Conference center, Tejuosho, LAGOS. Fourth from left is Anago James Akeem Osho , member of Arefo, Mr Babatunde Mesewaku, the President of Arefo, Mr Femi Coker, member of Arefo, Mrs Temitayo Daramola, the General Manager of NTA channel 10, Mr Peter Olaide Mesewaku, Coordinator of Arefo, Mr Olusola Adeyemi Smith, logistics Arefo, Mr Tunde Ajose, member Arefo and the Managers of NTA 10.

The Students of Children International School on Escursion to Badagry to learn about Culture and the Trans Atlantic Slave trade Education. This is Anago James Akeem Osho passionately demonstrating and Teaching the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade History. The Slave Trade was horrible and we should cherish the gift of freedom and do everything possible to protect the freedom. Let the Children, Students, Teachers, Family, Groups e.t.c. come and learn about the past as the voices of the past is speaking to the present through Anago James Akeem Osho, the Historian, Tourist Guide and Folklorist..

On 3/16/14, Nick wrote:   Hi Anago,   My girlfriend and I took a tour with you about 10 days ago and I have   written a review for your website. I haven't been able to figure out how to   upload it myself so have included it below. I've also attached some photos,   which you are free to use if you want. Many thanks for your time, we both   had a really interesting day and were really glad we made the trip.   Kind regards,   Nick Beales

The History of Seriki Williams Abass of Badagry and his Brazilian Barracoon By Anago James Akeem Osho The Statue of Seriki Williams Abass at Aiyetoro round about near Abeokuta. Seriki Abass ruled Badagry for 24years, founded Aiyetoro and Idogo. PHOTO CREDIT: Anago James Akeem Osho Seriki Williams Abass was born originally at a town in Yorubaland called Ijoga Orile. The town is in todays Ogun State in South West Nigeria. Ijoga Orile is not far from Ilaro and Abeokuta. His birth name was Faremilekun and his father’s name was Fagbemi. He was captured by the Dahomeans and became a slave at the age of six years old. The country called Benin Republic today used to be known as Dahomey. The name Dahomey was changed to Benin Republic in 1975.

 Anago Prince EWIAKIN: Urban Yoruba African Folk Music created by Anago James Akeem Osho Anago James Akeem Oladeji Olanimo Adelani Osho's love for Culture, History, Travel, Story telling, Folk music and the dignity of the human race and good behaviour is evidenced in his style of music called EWIAKIN (Poetry of valour). He is popularly called Anago Prince. Some of his fans passionately call him Babalode. He was named Ayanfe Omo of Owu Kingdom by His Royal Majesty, Oba (king) Dr Dosunmu, The Olowu of Owu Kingdom in 2005. He preffered to be called a folk singer rather than been called a Musician. Anago Prince prostrating before the king, the Olowu of Owu kingdom, Abeokuta                 EWIAKIN  is an Urban Yoruba African folk music. Anago Prince created EWIAKIN genre of music in 1999. EwiAkin is a fusion of Yoruba Etymology, Yoruba folklore, Latin American music, Techno, Afrobeat, Juju, Fuji, Apala, Funk and Hip-hop/Rap music. One major influence on Anago Prince&#

Anago James Akeem Osho standing behind Papa Urbain Karim Da Silva at the Da Silva family house Porto Novo Porto Novo is a great City with a great history. It is the capital of Benin republic and is situated on the West African Coast. The word Porto Novo is a Portuguese word which means New port. The Portuguese were the first European to settle down there. Porto Novo is also known as Ajase (Ajace) by the Yorubas, and known as Hogbonu by the Ogu. Porto Novo was established in the 16th Century. It was a Slave port controlled by the Alaafin of Oyo. The Oyo Empire was a great empire which also controlled the Slave port of Badagry. It partly controlled the Slave port of Whydah (Ouidah) for a period before Whydah was completely taken over by the Dahomey Kings.