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The game tinko tinko is a children’s game played in Nigeria. A moment of unbridled joy, and all focus is …
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The game tinko tinko is a children’s game played in Nigeria. A moment of unbridled joy, and all focus is on numbers, counting and memory. Yemoja is a deity of the ocean and a little-known deity of fertility and children. This lack of recognition and education into our own mythology makes me inquire…. Who protects a child’s innocence at the end of the day if we can’t remember those who have done it for generations and the history that comes with it? Does she recognize who interrupts their game? I believe deities have power and exist because we recognize and believe in their presence. What do you believe?
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