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The Ransome-Kuti family will always be remembered for many things in Nigeria. Mother, Funmilayo was a powerful women’s rights activist as well as the first woman to drive a car in Nigeria. Sons, Beko and Fela are renowned for their outspokenness and contributions to the fields of human rights activism and music. Thanks to a […]
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