Francis Akhalbey May 5, 2018 at 06:52am
May 05, 2018 at 06:52 am | History
Francis Akhalbey | Content Manager
May 05, 2018 at 06:52 am | History
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Francis Akhalbey is a Social Media techie, Writer and Content Manager. He loves basketball and dreams to make it in the NBA in his next life. I hope you’re reading this LA Lakers! RiP Kobe and Gigi!! 8|24 #MambaMentality
House of slaves
Located on the famous Gorée Island, The House of Slaves was built in 1776. It was, at a certain point in time owned by a very prominent and rich Afro-French woman who was also a slave trader.
House of Slaves — Photo Credit: Caro2000/flickr
House of Slaves Door of No Return Wandering –Photo Credit: Angel/Flickr
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