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Ekiuwa Aire was born and raised in Benin City, Edo, Nigeria. Ekiuwa’s passion for African history emerged when she left Nigeria for Canada in 2007. When she became a mother, Ekiuwa realized that there were not a lot of resources to introduce African history to her young children. She wanted her kids (and other kids) to develop an appreciation for African history and to value the wisdom and pride that will come from this knowledge. This desire spurred her to write her first picture book about Queen Idia, Idia of the Benin Kingdom.

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5 Books Your Kids Should Read Before Black History Month

We’ve heard of people asking why it is important to read African history books, since we’re a few weeks away from Black history month here’s why? Precolonial African history is not well shown in the media, even present-day culture and vast lands of Africa hasn’t been well shown in the media. Africa has a long history of over 180 kingdoms which has been reduced to 54 countries, over 10,000 language

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