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Copyright © 2015 by the African Storybook Initiative, this work is freely available for commercial use, adaptation, and expansion, provided the original copyright and credits are maintained. The narrative begins in a Turkana village where the villagers greatly cherished their evening edonga dances, gaining renown throughout the region. People from neighboring villages would also travel to participate in these dances. The story introduces a stranger who, having heard of the village's fame, dispatched a messenger ahead of his arrival. Upon the messenger's appearance, the villagers became apprehensive, curious about the stranger's identity and motive for sending him. They diligently prepared food and prepared animals for slaughter. The villagers then convened and waited expectantly, holding their vigil throughout the day until evening. However, the awaited stranger failed to materialize.","Namorutunga  \nWriter: Simon Ipoo Illustration: Zablon Alex Nguku Translated By: Simon Ipoo  \nEnglish Story Book  \nNamorutunga  \nWriter: Simon Ipoo Illustration: Zablon Alex Nguku Translated By: Simon Ipoo  \nEnglish  \nNamorutunga  \nWriter: Simon Ipoo  \nIllustration: Zablon Alex Nguku  \nTranslated By: Simon Ipoo  \nCopyright © 2015, African Storybook Initiative  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nLong time ago, in a Turkana village,  \npeople loved to dance the edonga dance .  \nEvery evening they gathered together and danced edonga. The whole region came to know of this village and its dancers .  \nPeople from nearby villages also came to this village to dance .  \nA stranger heard of the famous village. 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