USA Africa Dialogue Series - "Alaska Is a Troublesome Native"

And great grandpa refused to pay tax to the British colonialist. It has become an important part of the family "Ntaala," the recounting of the heroic story of the family to be bequeathed to one's children.

Read about great grandpa's confrontation with kotuma, the colonial police, by clicking on this link:

http://x-pensiverrors.blogspot.com/2019/02/alaka-is-troublesome-native-or-great.html

Of course, the source is my mouth, about 95 years old now. Yes, she is our eyes and ears and was lucky to see grandpa when she was just a little girl!

Thanks.

Sincerely,

Obododimma Oha.

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