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18th Century Trans-atlantic Slave Relics Known As Attenuation Wellat Badagry ,Lagos, Nigeria Editorial Image


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18th century trans-atlantic slave relics known as attenuation wellat Badagry ,Lagos, Nigeria #141803982
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Badagry was a hub for buying and selling slave in the 18th century. This specie of slave trade was known as trans-atlantic Atlantic slave trade . Black slave we`re bought and transported to places like Brazil . Attenuation well is located near the departure port known as the point of no return. It said that some concoction we`re given to the slave to drink at this well before their departure.

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