₦airaland Forum

OSIMHEN
22', 73', 79'
NWAKALI
25' PEN
ESSIEN
86'
CHUKWUEZE
88'

Nigeria 6 - Ausralia 0 final.

Geesanni:
guy u dey vex ooooo

Geesanni:
guy u dey vex ooooo

[quote author=TheRealAdonye post=33949764]King Jaja's son, Sunday married a white woman (Scottish to be exact) and they gave birth to MacPepple (Jeki the 3rd) who was a white man in all ramifications and that's how the Kingdom started having fair princes and princesses.
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@TheRealAdonye
Na real 'nwafo' you be. Listen to him people, he got the 411.

donspero:
King jaja was a fraud star, manipulated pple into thinking he was a saint,but while he did was sale his own pple to fill his own pocket... Funny how must of this celebrated pple around the world are wolf's in sheep clothing.

@ donspero
They only sold thieves, deviants and fraudsters, ur great great grandfather may be one of them.

donspero:
King jaja was a fraud star, manipulated pple into thinking he was a saint,but while he did was sale his own pple to fill his own pocket... Funny how must of this celebrated pple around the world are wolf's in sheep clothing.

Another ignorant one, King Jaja never sold any one that does not deserve to be sold and the decision to sell in collectively made. He was a slave himself. Back in those days people that are witches, thieves, deviants were sold into slavery, better than firing squad, check well your great great grandfather may be one of the fraudsters sold back in the day.

Definitely went "under and above the knive" for real. The business of beauty, gotta stay relevant.

OMG, what is happening to my country Nigeria, cant believe that people are still ignorant of the existence of a historical icon, taught in every African history class around the world, revered by the white man, first document millionaire from black Africa, Man who spoke more English and married white women, had the foresight to send his children to be educated by the whiteman. I am a direct descendant of King Jaja and his lineage is well preserved and intact. Take a trip to Opobo town in present day Rivers state and find out for yourself. There are dozens of books and thousands of publications about him, educate yourselves people.