BJQ Arielle's Torah Talk with special Guest Remy IIona

from BJQ Radio TV · host Ariell Bat Sarah

Join Ariell Bat Sarah as she interviews Guest Remy IIona he is known to be Remy Ilona, Nz'r, Igbo servant-leader, Secretary-General of Omenana Defenders, lawyer and scholar. Author of 20 books. My guest will talk about the Igbo Jews and their connection to the Blacks of America who have ancestors who were in the transatlantic slave trade. Join us for this educational show. you can contact Remy : Remy Ilona In conversation about the Igbo marriage with Yoruba Afrobeat star Davido Adeleke.. (youtube.com) [email protected]

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