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Ameru Names brings the Meru community Names for use on newborns and on various occasions. Ameru Names also documents as a storage for future remembrance.

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  1. An avalanche of Ameru Community Names. The Meru people being Bantus, are spread across Africa. These Ameru Names are also used in other communities, clans, and tribes. Names like Muriungi, Mwenda, Mwendwa or Mugambi can also be found among the Kamba. These names can be used by the Kisii and other Bantus.
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