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Not that he lives in Chelsea, Notting hill, kensington, Knightsbridge area in London

But ordinary peckham

Such a knucklehead

Bynz:
u fell for his money I suppose

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How do you know he has money

Igbo girls

So much swag

I like Yoruba culture too aka sophisticated

Two Nigerian culture s, I am intrigued about at the moment

1Sharon:
Needle dick syndrome

I thought that was for slim guys

Lonelypacifist6:
Damn girl you're fiesty.

Hmmmm
No one has ever told me that

sweetonugbu:
Is this the second moniker of onila?.

How is it your business

Considering it's very hot
Don't know if Dubai hotter than nigeria

There is a Dubai ice skating rink and indoor skiing in a Dubai mall

I heard all buses and taxis are air conditioned

And there are air conditioned bus stops


Not perfect but such a lovely country
My cousin in Dubai said he doesn't like using public transport there because the Dubai locals stink in the bus

1Sharon:
They suffer from NDS

You mean

No dic.k syndrome
Nasty dic.k syndrome

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So JaJa with representatives of St Laurence Church and Frodsham and District History Society

Heather Prowling, from St Laurence Heritage Group, said: “We were absolutely delighted to meet a relative of Prince Warabo.

“The story is very well-known in Frodsham, but this was the first time anyone here had seen some of the photographs of King JaJa and his descendents which So brought to show us.

“We now feel we know much more about the context in which the little prince was sent here to be educated and hope that the information we exchange with his family will provide a permanent link between the town and his home in Opobo.”

So and his father, who is the current head of the JaJa clan, are working on a book about King JaJa, the political and cultural traditions of Opobo and the trade in palm oil with European merchants.

It is hoped his initial visit will be followed by others.

So JaJa with parish administrator Pam Garner at his ancestor Prince Warabo's grave at St Laurence Church in Frodsham

The descendant of a Nigerian prince who was buried in Frodsham visited his grave in the churchyard of St Laurence’s.

So JaJa, from the city-state of Opobo, is a relative of Prince Warabo – son of King JaJa – who was sent to the former Manor House School on Main Street in 1881 as a 13-year-old.


But the young prince tragically passed away just a year later.

After a game of cricket he suffered an acute inflammation of the lungs and was laid to rest in Frodsham on April 21, 1882.

Mama p

Still here representing

Prince Harry, put them on the map

There is this new article that came out,
It's about prince Harry wants to move to Africa with his wife to escape the wahala of the royal family trying to bully his wife like they did to his mother

All the africans, were like his not allowed

This guy from Zimbabwe said we are not welcomed in Europe

Africans can come to Europe but we have to go through horrible immigration process to come here

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GeeJack:
Lmao you getting it all wrong "light skinned" is used on black people with brighter skin tones not necessary biracials

Us with culture, call light skinned people, light skinned

And call biracial = half cast

But black Americans, see no difference
Fair skinned.blacks are considered black


And biracial are considered light skinned

1Sharon:
What? But I hope you know black ppl can be light skinned too without any admixture?

Black Americans call biracial women, light skinned women

They are generally more bold than us normal blacks
They truly stand out
And more sophisticated
Maybe because they have a foreign parent who instill some foreign superior blood in them


Now I see why mr cork light skinned women

They are truly a blessing to the black nation

Mr cork,

Typical razz Yoruba detectors

Mr cork

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I made a post saying the famous Mr cork of nairaland was nice to me for once

It has been deleted

Never knew that nuisance crazy Mr cork had so much power on NL

To get the admins to delete a thread.

I thought no one takes him seriously


He always makes fun of me that am local
And not posh like him, who grew up in peckham

nlPoster:
I was joking.

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Why are you so dumb