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If you think you know what the word Akata really means and you want to challenge Iyore, write in and come on the show at theakatabrand@gmail.com!

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Iyore speaks with a Nigerian mother of four about the word Akata. She was born and raised in Nigerian, and raised her children in America, .

If you think you know what the word Akata really means and you want to challenge Iyore, write in and come on the show at theakatabrand@gmail.com!