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In the year 130 Zombo began to create heroes

, as the population recognized the importance of honoring those who fought for freedom and justice. The first Zombian hero was Koko, a young resistance leader who inspired many to join the cause and fight for the rights of the people. Her courage and determination were remembered for generations, and her statue was erected in the capital's central square. Other heroes include Amina, a female leader who fought for gender equality and women's rights; João, an advocate of education and culture; and Luiza, an environmental activist who has created a nature protection network across the country. These and many other Zombian heroes are remembered and celebrated across the country, inspiring new generations to fight for a better world. Today, Zombo is a proud and resilient nation, which has learned from its mistakes and become an example of struggle and transformation. Its people are brave and hardworking, and its future is bright. And although many challenges still exist, Zombians know that together they can overcome any obstacle and build an ever brighter and fairer future.