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Njinga received military and political training as a child, and she demonstrated an aptitude for defusing political crises as an ambassador to the Portuguese Empire.
In , she assumed power over Ndongo after the death of her brother Mbandi. She ruled during a period of rapid growth of the African slave trade and encroachment by the Portuguese Empire in South West Africa.
The Portuguese declared war on Ndongo in and by , Njinga's army had been severely depleted and they went into exile. In search of allies, she married Imbangala warlord Kasanje. Using this new alliance to rebuild her forces, she conquered the Kingdom of Matamba from to Between and , Njinga was able to reclaim large parts of Ndongo. Alongside the Dutch, she defeated the Portuguese in a number of battles but was unable to take the Fortress of Massangano.
In , the Portuguese recaptured Luanda , with the Dutch leaving Angola. Njinga continued to fight the Portuguese until a peace treaty was signed in In the centuries since her death, Njinga has been increasingly recognized as a major historical figure in Angola and in the wider Atlantic Creole culture.
She is remembered for her intelligence, her political and diplomatic wisdom, and her military tactics. Njinga was born into the royal family of Ndongo , a Mbundu kingdom in central West Africa around She was the daughter of Ngola a noble title translatable to King Kilombo of Ndongo. Her mother, Kengela ka Nkombe, [ 3 ] was one of her father's slave wives [ 4 ] and his favorite concubine.