Africanah
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Last published Wed, Mar 6, 2019
This story is about a Nigerian girl, born and brought up in Nigeria until she moved to the United states and has to start all over again in a different country with new friends and a different culture. Things are not easy at first but hopefully it'll get better. Join me on my journey of high school in this environment I'm so not used to.
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