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Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by NaijaCelebrity: 7:39pm On Nov 01, 2016
Fans and trolls alike were all up in popular Nollywood actress, Dayo Amusa page for all the wrong reasons, after she shared an onset photo with some of her colleagues which features her close pal, Moyo Lawal.

Moyo stole the show as trolls came for her heavy makeup and eyebrow which many described as 'Halloween brow'...

See comments below...

http://www.tunezmediablog.com/2016/11/actress-moyo-lawal-and-her-halloween.html

Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Nobody: 8:06pm On Nov 01, 2016
Her "friends"truly hate her ... otherwise someone would have said something kind. Something along the lines of " You will frighten people!"

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by dayleke: 8:21pm On Nov 01, 2016
That bobo in the back sha,with the baseball cap.....
Look at his eyes.....,he don dey that level already ....
Happy sailing bro.....

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by ShayGirl(f): 9:46pm On Nov 01, 2016
Even with the make-up, she still looks ugly.. undecided

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Shol3(f): 10:32pm On Nov 01, 2016
The brows shaaa grin
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Airforce1(m): 10:36pm On Nov 01, 2016
women are funny creatures

They use razor blade to scrape their brows only to draw it back on with pencil.

Laughable.

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by ameezy(m): 10:41pm On Nov 01, 2016
cool
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by sholatem(f): 10:55pm On Nov 01, 2016
It might be for a movie,Moyo lawal is more posh than dis makeup

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by pretydiva(f): 5:42am On Nov 02, 2016
D eye pencil her brow consume,go reach tk draw 4 like 10 persons undecided

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Nobody: 7:02am On Nov 02, 2016
its halloween na

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Nobody: 9:00am On Nov 02, 2016
grin grin grin grin
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by HabaSeun: 9:00am On Nov 02, 2016
Africans! Stupid, foolish slavish lots! angry
You are celebrating halloween, a festival of the dead and everybody is ok by it.

But when I celebrate my masquerade festival which is also a celebration of the dead, these idiots that celebrate halloween will come out and say u are worshipping idol, its fetish and shíts! angry

When will you africans free yourselves from mental slavery??

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by holatin(m): 9:00am On Nov 02, 2016
Soooooo ?

mtchew

waiting for the day you go bring topic like

TONTO dike on toilet seat, na DAT day I go slap 2kobo from a mod mouth
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by beautiful232(f): 9:01am On Nov 02, 2016
eyebrow of life!


well it's her business!
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by jejemanito: 9:01am On Nov 02, 2016
cry

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by sakalisis(m): 9:02am On Nov 02, 2016
grin
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by teepsee(f): 9:03am On Nov 02, 2016
I can't even see anything halloween in that picture. All this clueless people everywhere
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by chiedu7: 9:04am On Nov 02, 2016

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by MakeWeTalk: 9:07am On Nov 02, 2016
THE DEVIL IS CREEPING INTO NIGERIAN LIVES BY COPYING THE WEST

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mp-zcHWHXiY


Should Christians Be Celebrating Halloween?

Looking At Halloween From The Bible's Perspective


Ancient Druids. Many Christians celebrate holidays, such as Halloween, without thinking about their origins or true meaning. It is impossible to separate Halloween from the Druids because they originated the "holiday." For several hundred years before Christ, the Celts inhabited what is now France, Germany, England, Scotland and Ireland. Celtic priests were called Druids. These people were eventually conquered by the Romans. Information about the Celts and Druids comes from Caesar and the Roman historians, Greek writings from about 200 B.C., and very early records found in Ireland. Greek and Roman writings about the Druids dwell heavily on their frequent and barbaric human sacrifices. The ancient Irish texts say little about human sacrifices, but detail the Druids' use of magic to raise storms, lay curses on places, kill by the use of spells, and create magical obstacles.


Druids worshipping the Devil at Stonehenge

Human Sacrifices. Davies, however, a 16th century writer who traced his family lineage directly back to Druid priests who fought against Caesar, clearly describes the human sacrifices of his ancestors and the secret sacrifices still performed regularly by the Druids of his time. By 47 A.D., Rome finally defeated the Druids in Britain and outlawed human sacrifices. The few remaining Druids went underground. Today a growing group of people claiming to be of direct Druid descent, still practice their religion, including human sacrifice. Those in England still perform ceremonies at Stonehenge.


Druids starting bonfires to give homage and worship to their pagan gods. This included the burning of animals and crops to appease thier deities.

November 1st was the Celtic new year. October 31st was celebrated by the Druids with many human sacrifices and a festival honoring their sun god and Samhain, the lord of the dead. They believed that the sinful souls of those who died during the year were in a place of torment, and would be released only if Samhain was pleased with their sacrifices.

Monks Fascinated By Druids. rish records tell of the fascination the Catholic monks had with the powerful Druids, and Druids soon became important members of their monasteries. Pope Gregory the Great decided to incorporate the Druids' holiday into the church. He made the proclamation, "They are no longer to sacrifice beasts to the devil, but they may kill them for food to the praise of God, and give thanks to the giver of all gifts for His bounty." Pope Gregory III moved the church festival of October 31st to November 1st and called it All Hallows or All Saints' Day. Pope Gregory IV decreed that the day was to be a universal church observance. The term Halloween comes from All Hallows Eve.

The founding fathers of America refused to permit the holiday to be observed because they knew it was a pagan holiday. Halloween was not widely celebrated in the U.S. until about 1900. In the 1840's there was a terrible potato famine in Ireland which sent thousands of Catholic Irish to America. They brought Halloween with them. The modern custom of going from door to door asking for food and candy goes back to the time of the Druids. They believed that sinful, lost souls were released upon the earth by Samhain for one night on October 31st while they awaited their judgment. They were thought to throng about the houses of the living and were greeted with banquet-laden tables. People greatly feared these spirits and thought that the spirits would harm and even kill them if the sacrifices they gave did not appease Samhain. They carved demonic faces into pumpkins or large turnips, placing a candle in them to keep the evil spirits away from their homes.

The modern custom of going from door to door asking for food and candy goes back to the time of the Druids. They believed that sinful, lost souls were released upon the earth by Samhain for one night on October 31st while they awaited their judgment. They were thought to throng about the houses of the living and were greeted with banquet-laden tables. People greatly feared these spirits and thought that the spirits would harm and even kill them if the sacrifices they gave did not appease Samhain. They carved demonic faces into pumpkins or large turnips, placing a candle in them to keep the evil spirits away from their homes.

The tradition of bobbing for apples and giving out nuts came from a Roman addition to the Druidic New Year's eve. The Romans worshiped Pomona who was the goddess of the harvest. They combined their harvest festival to Pomona with Halloween. Very little archeological evidence of the Druids has been found, but there is excellent agreement between the Roman and Irish documents. Both clearly state that the knowledge of the Druids was never committed to writing but passed from generation to generation by oral teaching. This was to protect their secrets. In his writings, Davies indicates that he came under much persecution by his family for putting in writing his information about Druids. The same is true today. Nothing is put into writing. The Druids continue on secretly with much the same traditions.

The widespread problem of harmful substances such as razor blades, drugs, poisons, needles, etc. being placed in the Halloween treats here in America is no accident. Testimonies of several ex-Satanists show that these children killed and injured by the "treats" are sacrifices to Satan (or Samhain). Satanists throughout the world continue to perform human sacrifices on Halloween. Is this something you want YOUR child to participate in?"

http://nowtheendbegins.com/pages/holidays/should-christians-celebrate-halloween.htm

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Wesely01(m): 9:12am On Nov 02, 2016
NaijaCelebrity:
Fans and trolls alike were all up in popular Nollywood actress, Dayo Amusa page for all the wrong reasons, after she shared an onset photo with some of her colleagues which features her close pal, Moyo Lawal.

Moyo stole the show as trolls came for her heavy makeup and eyebrow which many described as 'Halloween brow'...

See comments below...

http://www.tunezmediablog.com/2016/11/actress-moyo-lawal-and-her-halloween.html




Never knew we had Halloween celebration in naija Lolz funny people

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Wesely01(m): 9:14am On Nov 02, 2016
MakeWeTalk:
THE DEVIL IS CREEPING INTO NIGERIAN LIVES BY COPYING THE WEST

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mp-zcHWHXiY


Should Christians Be Celebrating Halloween?

Looking At Halloween From The Bible's Perspective


Ancient Druids. Many Christians celebrate holidays, such as Halloween, without thinking about their origins or true meaning. It is impossible to separate Halloween from the Druids because they originated the "holiday." For several hundred years before Christ, the Celts inhabited what is now France, Germany, England, Scotland and Ireland. Celtic priests were called Druids. These people were eventually conquered by the Romans. Information about the Celts and Druids comes from Caesar and the Roman historians, Greek writings from about 200 B.C., and very early records found in Ireland. Greek and Roman writings about the Druids dwell heavily on their frequent and barbaric human sacrifices. The ancient Irish texts say little about human sacrifices, but detail the Druids' use of magic to raise storms, lay curses on places, kill by the use of spells, and create magical obstacles.


Druids worshipping the Devil at Stonehenge

Human Sacrifices. Davies, however, a 16th century writer who traced his family lineage directly back to Druid priests who fought against Caesar, clearly describes the human sacrifices of his ancestors and the secret sacrifices still performed regularly by the Druids of his time. By 47 A.D., Rome finally defeated the Druids in Britain and outlawed human sacrifices. The few remaining Druids went underground. Today a growing group of people claiming to be of direct Druid descent, still practice their religion, including human sacrifice. Those in England still perform ceremonies at Stonehenge.


Druids starting bonfires to give homage and worship to their pagan gods. This included the burning of animals and crops to appease thier deities.

November 1st was the Celtic new year. October 31st was celebrated by the Druids with many human sacrifices and a festival honoring their sun god and Samhain, the lord of the dead. They believed that the sinful souls of those who died during the year were in a place of torment, and would be released only if Samhain was pleased with their sacrifices.

Monks Fascinated By Druids. rish records tell of the fascination the Catholic monks had with the powerful Druids, and Druids soon became important members of their monasteries. Pope Gregory the Great decided to incorporate the Druids' holiday into the church. He made the proclamation, "They are no longer to sacrifice beasts to the devil, but they may kill them for food to the praise of God, and give thanks to the giver of all gifts for His bounty." Pope Gregory III moved the church festival of October 31st to November 1st and called it All Hallows or All Saints' Day. Pope Gregory IV decreed that the day was to be a universal church observance. The term Halloween comes from All Hallows Eve.

The founding fathers of America refused to permit the holiday to be observed because they knew it was a pagan holiday. Halloween was not widely celebrated in the U.S. until about 1900. In the 1840's there was a terrible potato famine in Ireland which sent thousands of Catholic Irish to America. They brought Halloween with them. The modern custom of going from door to door asking for food and candy goes back to the time of the Druids. They believed that sinful, lost souls were released upon the earth by Samhain for one night on October 31st while they awaited their judgment. They were thought to throng about the houses of the living and were greeted with banquet-laden tables. People greatly feared these spirits and thought that the spirits would harm and even kill them if the sacrifices they gave did not appease Samhain. They carved demonic faces into pumpkins or large turnips, placing a candle in them to keep the evil spirits away from their homes.

The modern custom of going from door to door asking for food and candy goes back to the time of the Druids. They believed that sinful, lost souls were released upon the earth by Samhain for one night on October 31st while they awaited their judgment. They were thought to throng about the houses of the living and were greeted with banquet-laden tables. People greatly feared these spirits and thought that the spirits would harm and even kill them if the sacrifices they gave did not appease Samhain. They carved demonic faces into pumpkins or large turnips, placing a candle in them to keep the evil spirits away from their homes.

The tradition of bobbing for apples and giving out nuts came from a Roman addition to the Druidic New Year's eve. The Romans worshiped Pomona who was the goddess of the harvest. They combined their harvest festival to Pomona with Halloween. Very little archeological evidence of the Druids has been found, but there is excellent agreement between the Roman and Irish documents. Both clearly state that the knowledge of the Druids was never committed to writing but passed from generation to generation by oral teaching. This was to protect their secrets. In his writings, Davies indicates that he came under much persecution by his family for putting in writing his information about Druids. The same is true today. Nothing is put into writing. The Druids continue on secretly with much the same traditions.

The widespread problem of harmful substances such as razor blades, drugs, poisons, needles, etc. being placed in the Halloween treats here in America is no accident. Testimonies of several ex-Satanists show that these children killed and injured by the "treats" are sacrifices to Satan (or Samhain). Satanists throughout the world continue to perform human sacrifices on Halloween. Is this something you want YOUR child to participate in?"

http://nowtheendbegins.com/pages/holidays/should-christians-celebrate-halloween.htm

Not just Christian , should AFRICANS, because we never had that before and if we do someone should show it to me
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by ucee64(m): 9:14am On Nov 02, 2016
umunwanyi eh

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by martineverest(m): 9:18am On Nov 02, 2016
Airforce1:
women are funny creatures
They use razor blade to scrape their brows only to draw it back on with pencil.
Laughable.
what a comment
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by BeeBeeOoh(m): 9:21am On Nov 02, 2016
dayleke:
That bobo in the back sha,with the baseball cap.....
Look at his eyes.....,he don dey that level already ....
Happy sailing bro.....
The guy don dey see clear like sey he take hypo wah eyes. But guy how ur eyes come reach that side, this guy sef. wink smiley
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by drizzy007(m): 9:34am On Nov 02, 2016
Scary Make up!
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Nobody: 9:38am On Nov 02, 2016
wtf is this grin shocked grin

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Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by metallisc(m): 9:39am On Nov 02, 2016
dayleke:
That bobo in the back sha,with the baseball cap.....
Look at his eyes.....,he don dey that level already ....
Happy sailing bro.....

that is sound sultan's elder brother - babadee!
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by nkpommpko(m): 9:51am On Nov 02, 2016
Follow[color=#990000][/color] Nigerians what are the you following, what is Halloween? To you.
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by yankeedude(m): 10:02am On Nov 02, 2016
Hmmm. Its ok
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Nobody: 10:02am On Nov 02, 2016
Chisos is Lord shocked
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Nobody: 10:25am On Nov 02, 2016
Airforce1:
women are funny creatures

They use razor blade to scrape their brows only to draw it back on with pencil.

Laughable.
And you are an annoying "creature" undecided
Re: Moyo Lawal And Her 'Halloween Eyebrow' Put On Blast [PICS] by Nobody: 10:26am On Nov 02, 2016
HabaSeun:
Africans! Stupid, foolish slavish lots! angry
You are celebrating halloween, a festival of the dead and everybody is ok by it.

But when I celebrate my masquerade festival which is also a celebration of the dead, these idiots that celebrate halloween will come out and say u are worshipping idol, its fetish and shíts! angry

When will you africans free yourselves from mental slavery??
Oh you're European?

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