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Nigerian doll created by man who couldn’t find a black toy for his niece is so popular in his country that it’s outselling BARBIE

• In 2007, Taofick Okoya, created a doll that Nigerian girls could identify with
• 43-year-old based his Queens of Africa dolls on country’s biggest tribes
• They cost roughly £4.50 and aim to promote strong feminine ideals

By Bianca London for MailOnline

Published: 21:26 GMT, 30 January 2015 | Updated: 16:55 GMT, 2 February 2015

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A man who couldn’t find a black doll in the shops as a gift for his niece decided to take matters into his own hands.

In 2007, Taofick Okoya, 43, created his own doll that Nigerian girls could identify with by recreating their skin colour and style – and it is now so successful that it is outselling Barbie.

The doll, which is called Queens of Africa, comes with traditional outfits and accessories and costs around £4.50.

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A Nigerian businessman decided to create  own doll that Nigerian girls could identify with called Queens of Africa, by recreating their skin colour and style – and now it’s outselling Barbie in his native country

The dolls’ look is modelled on three of the country’s biggest tribes and aims to promote strong feminine ideals, like love, peace and endurance.

The doll is now so popular that, according to Reuters, it is selling up to 9,000 units a month – a staggering 15 per cent of the country’s toy market.

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But the Queens of Africa aren’t just selling in their home country.

Thanks to the doll’s online presence, customers are coming from as far as America, Brazil and Europe.

Taofick Okoya explains why ‘Queens of Africa’ are so important

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Thanks to the doll’s online presence, customers are coming from as far as America, Brazil and Europe

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The dolls’ are modelled on three of the country’s biggest tribes and aims to promote strong feminine ideals

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The doll is now so popular that, it is selling up to 9,000 units a month – 15 per cent of the country’s toy market

Speaking to ELLE about his dolls out-selling Barbie in his native Nigeria, Okoya said: ‘My mission is to make the Queens of Africa a symbol of hope, trust, and confidence by promoting African history, culture, and fashion.’

One person that Okoya really hopes the dolls will have a positive impact on is his daughter, who, he explains, once wished she was white.

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Okoya said: ‘I don’t believe Mattel sees the Nigerian market as a priority, yet their product has great influence on the psyche of the children here and affirms certain values contrary to our society’

He explained that even though they live in Nigeria, there was a lot of Western influence. He said: ‘[This] might have been responsible for her wishing she was white. It made me aware that I needed to make her proud and happy being a black African girl, and not limit it to her alone as this was a common trend among the younger generation. The Queens of Africa became a platform to achieve this.’

Unfortunately, Okoya has been told that he won’t be able to sell the dolls on the shelves of mainline stories in America and will have to limit his business to specialist stores.

But he is determined to see the decision overturned, he said: ‘I am looking to prove them wrong.’

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  ccccc, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, 3 months ago

  Best of luck to him. They are beautiful

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  LuLu, Redlands, Australia, 3 months ago

  Why can’t he have his gorgeous dolls on U.S. shelves? I hope he can ASAP. Good luck to him.

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  Eleanor, France, France, 3 months ago

  Good idea. Well done. Let’s see someone try and knock this.

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  Jack Roberts, london, United Kingdom, 3 months ago

  This is great. Instead of moaning to government to force existing manufactures to build toys that they don’t currently build, he went out and built his own.

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  Nina, UK with a French I.P address, France, 3 months ago

  Brilliant.

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  moggy, London, United Kingdom, 3 months ago

  I love them, where can I get them? Thought I had left dolls behind years ago, but I love these, especially the different head dressings

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  Bodger67, Barcelona, Spain, 3 months ago

  And the pc brigade say what?

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  Abigail Clarin D, stockholm, Sweden, 3 months ago

  pls, where can I buy those dolls in Sweden? pls pls pls????

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  I will say my piece, London, United Kingdom, 3 months ago

  Well done Bros!

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  Abigail Clarin D, stockholm, Sweden, 3 months ago

  -what a great talent! this is really impressive!!!! it’s very Beautiful and Lovely colors of dresses too! loving it!
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