The Ninki Nanka is a legendary creature from West African folklore, particularly among the peoples of the Mandinka and other ethnic groups in the region. It is often described as a massive, dragon-like creature with a long neck and a horse like head, sometimes adorned with scales or spikes along its body.

According to folklore, the Ninki Nanka is a fearsome and malevolent being that dwells in the swamps or near bodies of water. It is believed to be capable of causing misfortune or even death to those who encounter it. As a result, the tale of the Ninki Nanka is often used as a cautionary story, warning children and travelers to avoid venturing into dangerous or unfamiliar territories.

The legend of the Ninki Nanka has been passed down through generations, serving as a cultural touchstone and a means of imparting wisdom about the perils of the natural world. It continues to be an important part of the oral tradition and storytelling in West African communities

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