The Name of my forefathers

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  • Mr Isiaya is the Father of mr Atawwo
  • Mr Atawwo is the father of Ogana
  • Mr Ogana is the father of mr Eziam
  • Mr Eziam is the father of mr Ugbomeh
  • Mr Ugbome is the father of Mr Ekeigwe
  • Mr Ekeigwe is the father of mr Isiekwena
  • Mr Isiekwena is the father of Mr Nsofo,  Mr Chukwuma, Mr nwadosie and Mrs OSU.
  • Mr chukwuma is the father of Mr phillips Nwaogo and other
Mr phillips is the father of Mr Matthew makaGod , Mr Roland Chinonso phonedoctor and othersothers

This are the names of my forefathers in delta state.

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