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Plus I look and feel good with a Dhuku on. I love representing my Yoruba culture. Yoruba is such a beautiful place with amazing art sculptures, mouthwatering food, our unique Eyo Festival, entertaining movies and TV shows, beautiful clothing, beautiful people, and beautiful language. My favorite word to say in Yoruba is “Isokan” which means “Unity”. Without unity, there won’t be peace or teamwork. Plus without unity, there would be more bloodsuckers like me who aren’t as remorseful.

Yuna agreed, “Yes, you’re right, but Ezra chose to surrender and offer a peace treaty to Guwon. They did not step one foot into Guwon land, but they did send a multitude of things to the kingdom of Guwon. The Emperor received countless treasures from Ezra and some of those treasures are books.” Yuna began her long and detailed explanation about the value of books, “You might think that books are invaluable, but in honestly they truly are. Books contain secrets about the world and history that have influenced the majority of customs and traditions that we have today. Without books, knowledge would be at a standstill.”