Incorrect images when posting back to Facebook

The image is selected using the Open Graph tags. In JFBConnect's Social Configuration area, you can enable JFBConnect to automatically try to select the best image for a Joomla or K2 article. Alternatively, you can add {JFBCGraph image=http://site.com/link-to-image.jpg} into your article text to have that one used.

Please note that it can take Facebook a few days to recognize the new tag and changes won't be immediate. You can use the Debug Tool from Facebook to test first though:
developers.facebook.com/tools/debug

Hope that helps explain,
Alex

In the Open Graph tab of the Social Configuration area of JFBConnect, there's a setting to use the first portion of each article as the description. Alternatively, you can add the {JFBCGraph description=This is a description} tag to any page to set the description. You can also set the title in the same way.

Hope that helps,
Alex

Where are you seeing that incorrect description showing up? On the page you link to in the first post, the Open Graph description is set to:

meta property="og:description" content="A cool hangout spot for Africans. Enjoy Latest Entertainment, Celebrity, Gossip, Politics News; Nigerian Nollywood Movies and Ghana Ghallywood Films, Nigerian Music

Did you disable the automatic Open Graph descriptions in JFBConnect? If so, can you re-enable them and then hit the following link and let us know what the og:description that shows up for that page is:
developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/o...ellets-at-us-airport

Thanks,
Alex

Blink,
Some other notes in addition to Mati's that may help.

Looking at the code on the page, there are some unclosed tags in the article content. At the very top, if you look at the code, like below. On that 3rd line, there's a closing tag without any opening tag. Stuff like that can confuse our automatic 'guess' for the best description, and is bad for browsers and search engines:Check out where that extra /a is coming from and I'd also recommend looking for other bad tags in your code.

Another thing to play around with is the ordering of the content plugins. It seems like you have multiple content plugins altering the article. I'd recommend moving the JFBCContent plugin to the first position so that it sees the raw article without any changes that may be made to it by later plugins.

Hopefully, some of that helps, but if not, let Mati or I know.

Thanks,
Alex