Last words of encouragement to fellow Guineans in Manchester by this interviewee. She speak in her native language (Peul, also known as Pular or Fulani).

18. The Nimba Tales (extract 18)

The interviewee talks about certain rituals performed before the marriage ceremony takes place.

19. The Nimba Tales (extract 19)

The interviewee takes us through the process of the marriage ceremony including the dowry and other rituals. 

20. The Nimba Tales (extract 20)

The interviewee tells us about the difficulty of questioning things in terms of religion and customs. 

21. The Nimba Tales (extract 21)

The interviewee describes the importance of the woman's role in Guinean society. 

22. The Nimba Tales (extract 22)

The interviewee explains why different animals are slaughtered to differentiate a girl or a boy being born and its significance. 

23. The Nimba Tales (extract 23)

The interviewee talks about how Christians and Muslims co-exist in peace in Guinea and how being either does not solely make up the essence of being a Guinean. 

24. The Nimba Tales (extract 24)

The interviewee explains how civilisation was NOT brought to Guinea by the Western world. He talks about the kingdom that existed before the invasion of the West. 

25. The Nimba Tales (extract 25)

The interviewee describes the controversy of Ebola in Guinea. 

26. The Nimba Tales (extract 26)

The interviewee talks politics, he speaks of the difficulty with having opposition parties.

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