A Grio was a title given to the woman, entrusted to keep the stories and secrets of the Kingdom. She was also expected to pass them on to the next generation to preserve the Kingdom’s origin and history, so they are never forgotten. The story told through this comic book, highlights different ways in which women’s rights are violated and how they can stand up for themselves first and then with the help of others.
The main character in this book is named “Grio”, a brave, courageous lady who did all in her capacity to fight for the rights of girls and women…. so GRIO fights due to the inequalities women face due to their gender. Written and Illustrated by Mayambala Ezra
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