The African Prince of Battersea
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Narrateur(s):
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Vincent De Rasmi
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Auteur(s):
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Christine Althea
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Ruthy Richards
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Levi Babalola
À propos de cet audio
The African Prince of our title story is His Excellency Prince Olowuyi Babalola this is my estranged father who I met in adulthood! He came from good stock, his father was a prominent business man and renown landowner.
His Excellency High Chief of Eketi State the homeland of his branch of the Yoruba Tribe. My Grandfather was The High Chief was married to a distinguished lady who in her own right had a high status. Their firstborn son Prince Olowuyi travelled to England and there would meet with African descendants from the slave trade ancestors and this story tells all about his life in England and how he fared and profited from his ill gotten gains. Who will win the descendants of the slaves or the former slave traders ? In this true story as told to me by Olowuyi himself there is love, lust, amazing wealth, deep poverty, jail and a hopeful future...
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