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- Tristan Muyumba Nkita (born 7 March 1997) is a French footballer who plays as a midfielder for Major League Soccer club Atlanta United. Muyumba made his...
- the eastern region in the Kingdom of Kongo, nature spirits were called nkita (also nquita) after a subset of the Bakongo people who referred to themselves...
- third category is "strictly used for dance entertainment" (Oyeneke 22). Nkita Oku - Represents an eager and stubborn teenager that carries fire and lights...
- Primary School, Ikot Effiong Otop; Primary School, Okpok Ikpa; Play Ground, Nkita; Postal Agency, Okurikang; Play Ground, Obot Akpang; Play Ground, Ikot Offiong...
- "wabe-ha" yes eh eeyi "eh" no mba wa, wawa foot/leg ukwu okpa "ukwu" dog nkita nkuta "ugo-du/ngta" now ugbua kunma, ki-taa "wo-shua ha" stomach afo efo...
- guide man, Nzambici and Nzambi Mpungu created nature spirits—simbi, nkisi, nkita, and kilundu—and separated the physical world, called Nseke, from the spiritual...
- Nzambici, and a host of nature spirits that were referred to as simbi, nkisi, nkita and kilundu spirits. In an attempt to convince Kongo people to convert to...
- similar or somehow related to the Basenji, named after the Zande tribe. Nkita (a.k.a. Kare, E****e): a slim, mixed Nigerian breed of dog, often brown or...
- and culture. In an Afro-Cuban religion called Palo, bisimbi are called Nkitas. They are deities of all aspects of nature, such as lakes, forests or mountains...
- Bolia, with the groupings (groupements) of Bokwala, Lokanga, and Nkile (Nkita); Inongo, with the groupings (groupements) of Ibenga, Iyembe, and Ntombanzale...