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Africa holds the oldest written languages in the world. For example : ” Ge’ez script of Ethiopia, the most ancient African script still in use, the Nsibidi of Nigeria, Adrinka of the Akan people of Ghana, the Tifnagh of the Tuareg people, and Val and Mende of Liberia and Sierra Leone ” and more.
Those languages were used for secret society, art work, political, medecin… Discover the precious treasures of Africa.
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Ancient Nsibidi of SE Nigeria also in SS Nigeria and W.Central Africa (5000BC)
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Ancient Akan of Ghana called Adrinka
Source: BellAfricana Digest
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