femi4:
He ll apologize and hurt his next victim again. And the cycle go like that

He realized the lady is going to make a lot from the book beside his career is on downward spiral

Nawa

TheAngry1:
They call Nigerians all kinds of names, but one thing they can't call us is hostile to visitors'. Nigerians are too focused on making a living that they do not notice the 'foreigner', no one cares. If to say na Nigerian organise same thing for Ghana or any other country, they will say Nigerians are taking over...We shall rise again.

True. Nice observation.

I too totally forget she's not Not Nigerian.

I don't know but maybe because lookism seems to be rife in Nigeria too.

Davido's boy

She is a beautiful woman
As in pleasingly beautiful
Just ask another person and see if I am wrong
She and Chika ike just keep being different from the rest of them

AlexReports:
Dele Momodu, RMD, Abike Dabiri & More Support Juliet Ibrahim at Her “A Toast to Life” Book Launch - PHOTOS

On Sunday, August 4th, Juliet Ibrahim held an event to mark the release of her memoir titled, “A Toast to Life.”

The book is a deeply personal narrative of her triumph over adversity faced at different stages in her life, and her journey to true self-love.

Hosted by Denrele Edun, the event was attended by friends, well-wishers, and industry colleagues including Honorable Abike Dabiri (represented by Mrs Yemisi Ibrahim ), Chief Dele Momodu, Elvina Ibru, John Ogu, Kabiru Rabiu, Gloria Ibru, Sujimoto, Praiz, Tewa Onasanya, Oge Okoye, Pretty Mike, Skuki, Eniola Badmus, Adenike Oyetunde, and more.

The author who’s also the African brand ambassador for Cintron energy drink entertained her guests to various cocktails made with Schweppes, finger foods, soft music from a violinist and of course the guests drunk the celebrities favorite champagne Luc Belaire.

One of the most notable parts of the event was when excerpts from the book were read by RMD, Charles Otudor, Noble Igwe, and Chigurl. The audience was held captive by the revelations that came to light, which many never knew.

For instance, how she survived three civil wars and how her cousin was killed while her family was trying to escape from rebels; how she survived rape and sexual abuse, the ups and downs of her previous marriage, and much more.

It was truly a memorable event. See photos from the event below:

Very nice. Would you mind to repost this on our platform?
Tweetszone[/quote]

I think she identifies more overall with Nigerian artists. Leave them na our younger ones

TheAngry1:
They call Nigerians all kinds of names, but one thing they can't call us is hostile to visitors'. Nigerians are too focused on making a living that they do not notice the 'foreigner', no one cares. If to say na Nigerian organise same thing for Ghana or any other country, they will say Nigerians are taking over...We shall rise again.

DIS DELE WOWOR SHA



ALL HIS OFFSPRING, JUST WOWOR LIKE AM



SAI BABA BUHARI

rafhell:
Anyone notice the girl with well packed big boob in the third pic.

You wan try zooming

Was it a boobs show? Check second pix

Fine girl

hmm

The big lady in the third pic, those tities....

KendrickAyomide:
Alex reports is back to ass licking journalism after a successful wedding

There are bills to pay... With a trophy wife, there will be lots of bills to foot!

Is this pretty mike am seeing?

AlexReports:
Dele Momodu, RMD, Abike Dabiri & More Support Juliet Ibrahim at Her “A Toast to Life” Book Launch - PHOTOS

On Sunday, August 4th, Juliet Ibrahim held an event to mark the release of her memoir titled, “A Toast to Life.”

The book is a deeply personal narrative of her triumph over adversity faced at different stages in her life, and her journey to true self-love.

Hosted by Denrele Edun, the event was attended by friends, well-wishers, and industry colleagues including Honorable Abike Dabiri (represented by Mrs Yemisi Ibrahim ), Chief Dele Momodu, Elvina Ibru, John Ogu, Kabiru Rabiu, Gloria Ibru, Sujimoto, Praiz, Tewa Onasanya, Oge Okoye, Pretty Mike, Skuki, Eniola Badmus, Adenike Oyetunde, and more.

The author who’s also the African brand ambassador for Cintron energy drink entertained her guests to various cocktails made with Schweppes, finger foods, soft music from a violinist and of course the guests drunk the celebrities favorite champagne Luc Belaire.

One of the most notable parts of the event was when excerpts from the book were read by RMD, Charles Otudor, Noble Igwe, and Chigurl. The audience was held captive by the revelations that came to light, which many never knew.

For instance, how she survived three civil wars and how her cousin was killed while her family was trying to escape from rebels; how she survived rape and sexual abuse, the ups and downs of her previous marriage, and much more.

It was truly a memorable event. See photos from the event below:

DELE MOMODU HIMSELF WAKA GO THE OCCASION !

Denrele Edun himself still dey there.

it available just call or whatsapp

i saw am


eru kanka ti n ka'gun laya....

rafhell:
Anyone notice the girl with well packed big boob in the third pic.

Scroll up if you miss it.

AlexReports:
Dele Momodu, RMD, Abike Dabiri & More Support Juliet Ibrahim at Her “A Toast to Life” Book Launch - PHOTOS

On Sunday, August 4th, Juliet Ibrahim held an event to mark the release of her memoir titled, “A Toast to Life.”

The book is a deeply personal narrative of her triumph over adversity faced at different stages in her life, and her journey to true self-love.

Hosted by Denrele Edun, the event was attended by friends, well-wishers, and industry colleagues including Honorable Abike Dabiri (represented by Mrs Yemisi Ibrahim ), Chief Dele Momodu, Elvina Ibru, John Ogu, Kabiru Rabiu, Gloria Ibru, Sujimoto, Praiz, Tewa Onasanya, Oge Okoye, Pretty Mike, Skuki, Eniola Badmus, Adenike Oyetunde, and more.

The author who’s also the African brand ambassador for Cintron energy drink entertained her guests to various cocktails made with Schweppes, finger foods, soft music from a violinist and of course the guests drunk the celebrities favorite champagne Luc Belaire.

One of the most notable parts of the event was when excerpts from the book were read by RMD, Charles Otudor, Noble Igwe, and Chigurl. The audience was held captive by the revelations that came to light, which many never knew.

For instance, how she survived three civil wars and how her cousin was killed while her family was trying to escape from rebels; how she survived rape and sexual abuse, the ups and downs of her previous marriage, and much more.

It was truly a memorable event. See photos from the event below:

good journalism

but my concern is that EBUBE NWAGBO, I love her from time i couldn't remember

please help me to be closer to her

any feedback from u please use my email below

Which of the Juliet's?

PennywysCares:


good journalism

but my concern is that EBUBE NWAGBO, I love her from time i couldn't remember

please help me to be closer to her

any feedback from u please use my email below

When did nairaland become a dating site?

You must have taken some Tramadol and Codeine !

wink2015:


When did nairaland become a dating site?

You must have taken some Tramadol and Codeine !

THERE CAN FLOW IN THE DESERT

A NARROW WAY ON THE THE HIGH SEA

my brother never underestimate the ways things may work

Xisnin:

At least, he has a job while you blame the government for your poverty.
SMH

see this bastardddd. Do i look poor? Thunder fire your generation

Crap! Arrant crap! Don’t nigerians organise events in Ghana? There is even a weekend radio programme in Accra hosted by a Nigerian woman for Nigerians living in Ghana. In Nigeria, to play Ghanaian music on nigerian radio Na wahala. I recall listeners to a sports radio station owned by Larry Izamoje, I think they call it Brilla FM in Abuja. They used to have an Igbo presenter who loved Ghanaian music. As he was playing Ghanaian music, a few listeners called in asking, are you a Ghanaian? He said no. Then more listeners started calling in requesting that he should stop playing Ghanaian music. The bobo had no choice than to change his music one time.

The problem with most Nigerians is that you are hipocrites. I see the same attitude you accuse other Africans in nigerians too. You treat other African shabbily and expect them to treat you nicely. What kind of attitude is that?

TheAngry1:
They call Nigerians all kinds of names, but one thing they can't call us is hostile to visitors. Nigerians are too focused on making a living that they do not notice the 'foreigner', no one cares. If to say na Nigerian organise same thing for Ghana or any other country, they will say Nigerians are taking over...We shall rise again.

youngmd:
Nigeria as a country is sick

I swear!

TheAngry1:
They call Nigerians all kinds of names, but one thing they can't call us is hostile to visitors. Nigerians are too focused on making a living that they do not notice the 'foreigner', no one cares. If to say na Nigerian organise same thing for Ghana or any other country, they will say Nigerians are taking over...We shall rise again.

Amen.

Why does Denrele look like Michael Jackson?

Have you read his Apology to her yet?

sthecy:
That’s cool.... making waves after iceberg slim dumped her