Speechless3:
I hope they dont kidnap/murder him too

He is really cute.

ApcSucks:

Pity ur life 1st

satowind:

gold miner alert.....gals dont mind befriending a monkey once dere is money....he is just a boy dear

henrimoto:
. una no dey comot eyes for boys wey fine...... them no ask you weather he fine abi e no fine.

henrydadon:
if the guy no be king u go notice if him cute or not

Sugarhugs:


Cute ke, mhaka why

razortruth:
I always say it here that any man without a male child is nake.d both now and in the grave despite fourty female kids. If that late king didnt have a son, you know the rest of the story. Long live the king

TolstoyFan:
By JUMI RHODES
15-year-old Son Of Murdered Delta Monarch Emerges Nigeria's Youngest King

The 15-year-old son of kidnapped king of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, HRM Obi Akaeze Ofulue III, who was killed by his abductors in January 2016, has ascended the throne of his forefathers. The deceased 52-year-old king was on 5th January 2016 abducted by suspected Fulani herdsmen on Obior/ Igbodo Road, Delta State, along with his driver. The monarch's corpse was found at Ekpon in Edo State at 3p.m. on 21st January 2016.


The new king is Obi (King) Chukwuka Noah Akaeze I, and he has been presented to the people of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom. The presentation of the 15-year-old king fol­lowed the fulfillment of different traditional rites that led to his crowning by the kingmakers of Ubulu-Uku. Obi (King) Chukwuka Noah Akaeze I was first presented to the members of the Royal family before the presentation to the coun­cil of elders at the palace.


The brief presentation ceremony was attended by prominent citizens of the kingdom including the member representing Aniocha/Oshimili constituency at the Federal House of Representatives, Mrs. Ony­emaechi Mrakpor; President-General of Ubulu-Uku Development Union, Comrade Jones Ofunne; chairman of Anio­cha South council, Mr. Isaac Anwuzia, traditional chiefs and title holders in the kingdom, religious leaders, women, youths and other stakeholders.


http://dawntodusknews.com/15-year-old-son-of-murdered-delta-monarch-emerges-nigerias-youngest-king/

balash:
I love this lovely feat. This is how the boy would become more determined and powerful when he remembers what happened to his father. But I think any potential kidnappers in his town should be careful because he would punish them mercilessly. That boy would have been showing great leadership traits whilst his appointment as the king. Nobody brought ruling experience from heaven, he would be successful and may the spirit of his father always guide and protect him if there is anything like that in God's Principles! Long live the King!!!

Amusaopeyemi:

Haha. Maybe when i'm 45 and the cougar in me is unleashed...... for now i'm ok with guys 5-7years older than I am.

balash:
I love this lovely feat. This is how the boy would become more determined and powerful when he remembers what happened to his father. But I think any potential kidnappers in his town should be careful because he would punish them mercilessly. That boy would have been showing great leadership traits whilst his appointment as the king. Nobody brought ruling experience from heaven, he would be successful and may the spirit of his father always guide and protect him if there is anything like that in God's Principles! Long live the King!!!

1miccza:


I know your type ehn. Take a hike

ApcSucks:
Quite awkward a dude who still got small balls dang!! What does he know about decision making and settling scores? Huh?

balash:
I love this lovely feat. This is how the boy would become more determined and powerful when he remembers what happened to his father. But I think any potential kidnappers in his town should be careful because he would punish them mercilessly. That boy would have been showing great leadership traits whilst his appointment as the king. Nobody brought ruling experience from heaven, he would be successful and may the spirit of his father always guide and protect him if there is anything like that in God's Principles! Long live the King!!!

IceDude:
"The butterfly was once a larva".......That wont be a problem cos the elders will help him out till he gets big balls

ApcSucks:


Forget the bible thing jare, this is nigeria

HungerBAD:
Cool.

See the Small King dey form seriousness sef.

Our people make proverb say "NO MATTER AS GOAT SQUEEZE FACE REACH FOR MARKET, THEM MUST PRICE AM"

Oga Kin, Your Teacher must still FLOG you for School, KIng or no King.

Shebi him dey J.S.S 3? Wish it was my NYSC days in your Community Secondary School. HungerBAD FLOG the King in School would have made for a good headline.

ApcSucks:
Quite awkward a dude who still got small balls dang!! What does he know about decision making and settling scores? Huh?

HungerBAD:
Cool.

See the Small King dey form seriousness sef.

Our people make proverb say "NO MATTER AS GOAT SQUEEZE FACE REACH FOR MARKET, THEM MUST PRICE AM"

Oga Kin, Your Teacher must still FLOG you for School, KIng or no King.

Shebi him dey J.S.S 3? Wish it was my NYSC days in your Community Secondary School. HungerBAD FLOG the King in School would have made for a good headline.

Amusaopeyemi:

Lalasticlala gave me 3days ban for derailing before I could even ask the guy anything.

razortruth:
All those places you cited are white. Thats why women oppress men there and men are at the mercy of their wives. Its a different thing in Africa where we follow God ordained order of nature which is men first before females. Men are the head and will forever be the head over women here in Africa, no matter how loud the rebels of gender equality cry and wail