In King Jaja, Cookey chronicles Nigerian history, heritage at Alexis Galleries

King Jaja of Opobo was a very gracious leader who earned his way out of slavery by being a great businessman. By 1869, he had gained quite a large influence and started the Opobo City-State.

by Gregory Austin Nwakunor

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