1. KIM JONG-IL AND KIM JONG-UN Kim Jong-il took over the family cult of personality in North Korea when his father died and made a bad situation for the North Korean people even worse. The Hermit Kingdom is home to horrible human rights abuses and forced labor camps, the people have no power, and all opposition is brutally repressed. It seems like Kim Jong-un is more than happy to take the reigns from his father and threaten the world with nuclear tests.

2. POL POT AND SAR PATCHATA Pol Pot devastated his country of Cambodia as leader of the genocidal Khmer Rouge in the 1970s. His daughter Sar is well adjusted, considering; she graduated with a master’s degree in English literature and recently got married .

3. KING LEOPOLD II OF BELGIUM AND STEPHANIE King Leopold II might be the worst thing that ever happened to Africa. At least, he was awful for the Congo, where his colonial efforts brought great fortunes to Belgium and great suffering to the Congolese people. Although it’s difficult to say now just how many died from Leopold’s brutal human rights abuses and forced labor, the best estimates put the death toll at about 10 million. He had four legitimate children; his only son died at 10, and his three daughters married a who’s who of European nobility: his eldest daughter Louise married Prince Philipp of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Stephanie married Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria, and his youngest daughter, Clémentine, married the head of the Bonaparte family.

4. BENITO AND EDDA MUSSOLINI Italian strongman Benito Mussolini ruled his country with an iron fist, but couldn’t control his daughter, Edda. She had a rough marriage to Count Galeazzo Ciano, who served as Mussolini’s Minister of Foreign Affairs until he voted against Mussolini and was executed for treason. Edda fled to Switzerland with her husband’s diaries and hid in a convent before returning to Italy after the war, where she was imprisoned for two years for aiding fascism. Edda died in Rome in 1995.

5. MAO ZEDONG AND LI NA Chairman Mao’s Communist legacy lives on in China in spite of the tragic blunders of his leadership during the Great Leap Forward — a man-made famine that killed an estimated 40 million people — and the Cultural Revolution that decimated China’s economy and intellectual community. His youngest daughter, Li Na, worked for the Chinese military’s newspaper, the PLA Daily, and, no surprise, is a high-ranking member of the Communist Party.

7. TEODORO OBIANG NGUEMA MBASOGO AND TEODORO OBIANG MANGUE Tiny Equatorial Guinea, population 740,000, is home to Africa’s longest- serving ruler, Obiang Nguema, who seized power from his uncle in 1979. Although Equatorial Guinea struck oil and has the highest per capita GDP in Africa, little of the oil revenues have made it into public development, instead landing in the pockets of the Obiang family. Mangue, Mbasogo’s son, has been forced to give up more than $30 million in assets, including a California mansion, and the family has been under investigation for corruption and money laundering. Fun fact: Mangue used his subjects’ money to buy Michael Jackson’s crystal glove !

8. SADDAM AND UDAY HUSSEIN The apple didn’t fall far from the tree in Saddam’s family. Saddam used mustard gas on his own people and did much worse to his enemies and opponents. And yet Uday was quite possibly even worse than Saddam, prone to spontaneous outbursts of violence and calculated cruelty, becoming the most hated man in Iraq. Even though no weapons of mass destruction were ever found after the invasion, the world wasn’t sad to see the end of Saddam and Uday.

9. MUAMMAR AND MUTASSIM GADDAFI The slippery Libyan strongman and his family lived in luxury while the Libyan people suffered. Mutassim, Gaddafi’s youngest son, tried to follow his father’s political ambitions and served as the country’s national security advisor. In his youth, Mutassim spent lavishly on parties and reportedly paid to have Beyonce and Mariah Carey perform for him personally. The loyal Mutassim died along with Gaddafi after the 2011 uprising, shot by rebels.

10. IDI AMIN AND FAISAL WANGITA Between human rights abuses, summary executions, corruption, economic mismanagement, and all-around persecution, Ugandan dictator Idi Amin is thought to be responsible for 100,000 to 500,000 deaths. He wasn’t much better in private life as a polygamist — three of his wives later fled the country — and couldn’t have been a good father to his estimated 40 kids. At least one has shown violent tendencies: Faisal Wangita was sentenced to five years in prison in Britain for taking part in a beating death, and was arrested a second time after a gang beating before being deported to Uganda.

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Ow can I b FTC in d middle of a nice thread,op no vex jare........sorry for interrupting

11. Emperor Hirohito and Akihito Historians disagree on the degree to which Emperor Hirohito made decisions during Japan’s war with China and World War II. However, he was ultimately the one in charge, sitting on the throne, when Japanese forces committed countless atrocities, especially against the Chinese people. Japan turned its act around after the war and under Hirohito’s rule became the second largest economy in the world at the time of his death. Emperor Akihito succeeded his father and hasn’t courted anywhere near the controversy of Hirohito.

12. Adolf Hitler and Jean-Marie Loret It’s true that Hitler and Eva Braun never had any children, and for the longest time, that was the sum of it. However, in the early ’80s a French man named Jean-Marie Loret claimed that he was, in fact, Hitler’s son, the product of a “tipsy” evening in 1917 after the young German soldier hit it off with a French teenager. On her death bed, Jean-Marie’s mother told him the story of how they’d met. Hitler never acknowledged a son, but some of his paintings were discovered among her possessions, and German army documents show deliveries of cash to her. We’ll never have DNA, but the evidence suggests Jean- Marie was indeed Hitler’s son.

How come no naija kids there, I was expecting naija kids to dominate the list...shio

Osama and Omar bin Laden The al-Qaeda leader and terrorist mastermind fathered at least 20 children, and by far the most public of them has been Omar, the fourth-eldest. In his book, Growing Up bin Laden , he details a childhood spent in survivalist training and punctuated by regular beatings. It took him time to accept that his father was indeed behind the 9/11 attacks, but once he did, he devoted himself to peace even though he had been groomed for jihad.

Interesting.....

Op, how on earth will you lump Zedong and Hitler together? Nawa for u o.

What of Buhari and his daughter Aisha?

(Yes Aisha lied to her USA boyfriend, Jefferson, in the year 2000 that Buhari was her father).

Abacha and babangida no dey there