About ABOMINATION

Good day good people
For those who have been wondering where i'm going with this Book/Page, I'm going to try and explain it.
This is a book about a time back in Africa where only black people inhabited Africa. The plot is in South Africa, that's all I can share for now. The people in those days lived knowing that they are the only form of human species on earth. The only people they knew who were different where albinos and those who were speaking different languages. As time went by, something that shocked them and left them in fear happened.The rest you will find out as the story unfolds....I believe this book is going to solve the biggest problem we have in Africa being SOCIAL SEGREGATION. Normally this problem is solved by SOCIAL ENGINEERING. Social engineering is the use of centralized planning in an attempt to manage social change and regulate the future development and behavior of society.With this story I believe it can be achieved.

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