Airforce1:
Lets wait till i have a daughter

Airforce1:
She's living her life... nobody should judge her

Airforce1:
Lets wait till i have a daughter

Oliviaarims:

And what's the truth in dis case?...For him to join d lot ov yhu in criticising Beverly Osu or 4 him to tell u that he wouldn't appreciate his daughter having her as a role model?... The fact that he's asked Nairalanders not 2 judge doesn't implicitly mean that he's suggesting that her lifestyle should be emulated.... Don't see how such a simple statement as "She's living her life,nobody should judge her" should generate any sort ov controversy...



#Philosopher Quëën#

You are missing the point lady, the crux of our discussion was if he would beglad to her as a role model for his daughter. It is not for me or for anyone else to judge her, it is her life, she can live it whatever way she pleases.

Now to think of it, would you also gladly have her as a role model for your kid? Be sincere with me and yourself.

Airforce1:
Lets wait till i have a daughter

Oliviaarims:

Love ur signature...sounds deep nd poetic..

thanks

adorablevic:
No be say she get better body sef

papawemba:


That vein of a pipeline on your feet can supply bitumen to Warri refinery.

Airforce1:
During her stay at the Big Brother Africa (BBA) competition, Nigeria’s representative, Beverly Osu threw criticism to herself because of her compromising photographs.

However, the model and video vixen never bothered herself with such talks, instead she concentrated on how to move to the next level.

In an interview with Naij, Beverly explained that she expose her skin as her “own way of teaching up-and-coming models how to be comfortable with their body.”

Beverly said she “got into modelling by being a lingerie model. Actually, I forced myself to be a lingerie model because I never liked being a runway model.”

“Before, I was a size 14 but due to what I wanted to become, I had to shed the weight. Basically, I want to teach people to be comfortable in their own skin. People think I expose too much but I think it’s just my skin, you did not see anything,” she further said.

Beverly explained why she started her own NGO, which would be looking to support those living in slums.

“While on a movie set in Ajah, I saw some young guys filling a canoe with sand. So I approached them, seeking to know how much they get paid for the job. Surprisingly, one of them said, ‘N500.’ Immediately, I said to myself: ‘Damn, people are suffering.’

” After my movie shoot, my project manager told me, “Let’s do something with the slum.” So we decided to start from Port Harcourt and by the grace of God, we will touch lives in every part of the country,” she said.


Source
http://www.fkxclusive.com/i-expose-my-body-to-inspire-upcoming-models-beverly-osu/