About Us

Welcome to Nubian Exodus

 

Nubian Exodus is an organisation based in Soweto.

On this platform you will be able to find most of our beliefs in written form. Alternatively we also release videos which you can find on our youtube channel. 

 

We are a self funded organisation therefore if you want to make a contribution to this cause please support us in the following ways:

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 Please subscribe to our youtube channel and share our videos. This will help us to grow our channel in veiwership and also financially.

 Most importantly you can make a donation (financial or in other forms). Contact us at 079 155 2252 or afrowestco@gmail.com.

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