In Africa there exists a certain great family identified as: Raro Family.

Common Names
The names a child of the family is to be identified by is usually thought to affect and influence the life and future of the child thus, a child of the family is never to be identified by just any name. The following are list of names common in the family: Emi, Femi, Fetishé, Fumi, Jeni, Jesi, Jimi, Jumi, Jomi, Kemi, Kess, Komé, Lemi, Lola, Mami, Momi, Nemi, Nike, Nikki, Nina, Nini, Nomé, Omi, Penissa, Popoola, Remi, Ruki, Simi, Temi, Teni, Tesiri, Timi, Titi, Tomi, Toyin, Tunmise, Vemi, Veni, Voke, Vulvana, Womi, Wumi, Yomi.

History
Raro as a Nigerian family was actualized following the birth of a certain Raro (also referred to as Omomo) who is the child of a certain Onoriode, the child of a certain Iwuirri, the child of a certain Udeteghe from Iyede-Ame and the spouse of a certain Uwaneku who is a native of Ibedeni. Raro has always been conscious of the inevitability of sacrifice and always consciously sacrifice everything else just to always be fertile and really reproduce it's own living biological children which though has resulted in perpetual wretchedness but has also resulted to the continued existence of a large fertile, politically powerful, sophisticated human family identified as Raro Family.


Relevance
With time, the biological predecessor of the family identified as Raro (also Omomo) return to certain waterlogged wastelands situated within the southernmost part of an area designated as Ndokwa East in Nigeria's Delta State, reclaim it and personally populate it. This area is identified as Asaba-asa which also includes Omosomo. An expansive forest is to be preserved in this reclamation and this forest is haven to hamsters and numerous wildlife (including Leopards, Lions and Tigers) while certain extracts from certain trees are sought-after by big multinational pharmaceutical companies thus generating foreign exchange for Nigeria.