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3 Responses to “Nigerian Schools Dance: Patrick Amanama’s photojournal continued”

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   patrick Amanama August 17th, 2009 at 12:33 am

   The african culture has always bein my pride,a nation or continent without its culture is a lost one,we might not be the best in terms of economy,sports,etc but when it comes to cultural heritage,me think we r the best.Nigeria is a blessed nation,we have oour problems though yet,we tend to look beyond it and move on,we are also blessed with different cultures n tribes but one thing we all have in commom in our culture n we can beat our chest to it is that,the african culture promotes RESPECT between the CHILD and the PARENT’s.am a photographer and that is my LIFE.some say silent is golden but i prefer to be noisy but hey,my voice is my lens so i speak with my camera.

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   Tracy Robinson August 27th, 2009 at 12:41 pm

   I feel like dancing……..
   AMAZING PHOTOGRAPHS !!!!

   God has truly blessed you with extrordinary talent.

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