0b100100111:


Bukky wright too born for Dudu Heritage abi?

Hers was Bolaji Basia

uglodoh:
Why is she dressed like an osun worshipper. Happy Birthday to her.

Dats not Osun worshipper attire madam, pls go do ur research well.

Waoooh happy birthday mama to sure!!!!IYA ibeji

let gonna wish her on IG

durentchigozie:
Make up wan kill this one.

AFONJA BITCH!

I guess u are from the east.

Healthy skin.
Beautiful pictures

Thank you for reminding us that our ladies can still look beautiful with their bodies covered.

NwaAmaikpe:


Bimbo Oshin is truly a bimbo

Well. . First of, I'm assuming you're just making a weird needless pun out of this; but, for the sake of others who might've or might still misconstrue your pun, here's a brief check:

"Bimbo" is just a mere nick as you see it, it's being mostly used by modern Yorùbá tribes of today; most of those that have little, or ignorant disregard for the indigenous meanings of these esteemed and significant Yorùbá native-names.
I would say most Yorùbá parents are partly to blame for those disregards because most Yorùbá children of today don't even know what their native-names mean, and these parents don't feel the need to let their children know as well; hence, culture and tradition fades, in a way that names are rendered valueless. More reason why you'd see and hear certain youths make slangs and slurs out of their own given native-names.

Actually, the shortened form of the name is "Bíìmbó" which would mean 'Bímbólà, or better still "Abímbólá" which is still a contraction of the real name. . "A bí mi, bí olá"; that would translate to English as, "I was born with riches" —such a beautiful self-assuring name.

Now, because the word "Ode" exists in English as "a poem to be sung" doesn't make it relatable to any of the varieties of meanings the same word has in Yorùbá; more so, they're pronounced differently with accents from both ends.
The English "Bimbo" word is pronounced as 'beam-bow', while the Yorùbá as 'beam-bore' . . there's the difference.


Glamorous picture, I must say. . wishing her many happy returns, in good health.

. . thanks.

I never knew my crush is ds old. Above all, she's pretty

Correct!!!


Well. . First of, I'm assuming you're just making a weird needless pun out of this; but, for the sake of others who might've or might still misconstrue your pun, here's a brief check:

"Bimbo" is just a mere nick as you see it, it's being mostly used by modern Yorùbá tribes of today; most of those that have little, or ignorant disregard for the indigenous meanings of these esteemed and significant Yorùbá native-names.
I would say most Yorùbá parents are partly to blame for those disregards because most Yorùbá children of today don't even know what their native-names mean, and these parents don't feel the need to let their children know as well; hence, culture and tradition fades, in a way that names are rendered valueless. More reason why you'd see and hear certain youths make slangs and slurs out of their own given native-names.

Actually, the shortened form of the name is "Bíìmbó" which would mean 'Bímbólà, or better still "Abímbólá" which is still a contraction of the real name. . "A bí mi, bí olá"; that would translate to English as, "I was born with riches" —such a beautiful self-assuring name.

Now, because the word "Ode" exists in English as "a poem to be sung" doesn't make it relatable to any of the varieties of meanings the same word has in Yorùbá; more so, they're pronounced differently with accents from both ends.
The English "Bimbo" word is pronounced as 'beam-bow', while the Yorùbá as 'beam-bore' . . there's the difference.


Glamorous picture, I must say. . wishing her many happy returns, in good health.

. . thanks.[/quote]

durentchigozie:
Make up wan kill this one.

AFONJA BITCH!

Omo ale jati jati. Born throw way

[quote author=praizblog post=58769162]The Beautiful actress Bimbo Oshin celebrates
Her Birthday today with adorable photos.



[img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-F_DhwRicfTw/WXWEwTbkS2I/AAAAAAAAcQE/- OsddWYG_BcqtummkOePs79S9CTlTLvlACHMYCw/s1600/bimbooshin-1500873694500.jpg[/img]

She's a multi Award winning actress which she
has performed in so many films and had been
active in the industry.



Happy Birthday to her.


Source :: http://www.praizeblog.com/2017/07/actress-bimbo-oshin-celebrates-her.html?m=0

ACCEPT MY CONGRATULATIONS

BumbleBee2ice:

Dats not Osun worshipper attire madam, pls go do ur research well.

Don't mind the dunderhead, so many of his ilk just typing nonsense on social media.
Kudos to her for having the courage to announce her real age, unlike some others that lie about their age.

BumbleBee2ice:

Hers was Bolaji Basia

Thanks

You current o.....

durentchigozie:
Make up wan kill this one.
AFONJA BITCH!

She is someone's mother.
Of someone calls ur mum that, don't cry.

durentchigozie:
Make up wan kill this one.
AFONJA BITCH!

She is someone's mother.
Of someone calls ur mum bitch, don't cry.

0b100100111:



Thanks

You current o.....

Don't mention

fabay:
Correct!!!


Well. . First of, I'm assuming you're just making a weird needless pun out of this; but, for the sake of others who might've or might still misconstrue your pun, here's a brief check:

"Bimbo" is just a mere nick as you see it, it's being mostly used by modern Yorùbá tribes of today; most of those that have little, or ignorant disregard for the indigenous meanings of these esteemed and significant Yorùbá native-names.
I would say most Yorùbá parents are partly to blame for those disregards because most Yorùbá children of today don't even know what their native-names mean, and these parents don't feel the need to let their children know as well; hence, culture and tradition fades, in a way that names are rendered valueless. More reason why you'd see and hear certain youths make slangs and slurs out of their own given native-names.

Actually, the shortened form of the name is "Bíìmbó" which would mean 'Bímbólà, or better still "Abímbólá" which is still a contraction of the real name. . "A bí mi, bí olá"; that would translate to English as, "I was born with riches" —such a beautiful self-assuring name.

Now, because the word "Ode" exists in English as "a poem to be sung" doesn't make it relatable to any of the varieties of meanings the same word has in Yorùbá; more so, they're pronounced differently with accents from both ends.
The English "Bimbo" word is pronounced as 'beam-bow', while the Yorùbá as 'beam-bore' . . there's the difference.


Glamorous picture, I must say. . wishing her many happy returns, in good health.

. . thanks.

May u be richly blessed bro, pls tell 'em

mrteee:


Don't mind the dunderhead, so many of his ilk just typing nonsense on social media.
Kudos to her for having the courage to announce her real age, unlike some others that lie about their age.

A dunderhead he is truly. Mtcheeeeeeeeew!