The B-List most endowed Nollywood Actress Princess Salt Chidinma twerks to entertain her fans without wearing pant.


The stunning Actress who don't give a Bleep and always share her erotic photos and videos online without minding peoples comment is at it again.



The curvy Actress who is getting popular in the Nollywood shares video of her twerking to Tiwa Savage new song tilted "Attention".


The Nolloywood Actress who have won many awards as best nollywood tweker shares video of her twerking without wearing pants.


The short girl with the tallest ambition as she fondly call herself is really a good twerker.



See some of her newly released photos here, and Watch The Video Below,
https://www.thenaijafame.com.ng/2019/12/videoactress-princess-salt-shows-her.html?m=1

More, Watch The Full Video Below,
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Na wao...men dey eat rubish for this life.

Chinekepikin, see the kind thread you dey create and you’re answering God’s child.
Una go corrupt person finish for this NL.

otipoju:
Na wao...men dey eat rubish for this life.

naso

Davash222:
Chinekepikin, see the kind thread you dey create and you’re answering God’s child.
.

Bro no be my fault

This is Her really person n not any juvenile delinquent mistake of any future excuse.

This is an example of "stop making stupid people famous"

Very soon now, this one will start forming motivational speaker & be thanking God for giving her a Gwagon and a House instead of thanking her endowment....

So in your mind, this lady is more endowed than Daniella Okeke??

Nothing to offer....no brain, just puussss

[quote author=IbrahimAdewale1 post=85053606] My brother that pussy sef dey very important oh, see as you dey talk now but if that girl touch you walahi you go forget say you be family man.

I swear..

Do not objectify them, there's more to a lady than just the boobs and butts...Lol

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Farm Tool (Hoe)

I don save all the pictures... When i reach house, i must use these pictures take dance soapy.

The face is not it at all.

Austeeenxx:
I don save all the pictures... When i reach house, i must use these pictures take dance soapy.

With drink bro, better wine

Vascline crew over to you.

otipoju:
Na wao...men dey eat rubish for this life.

Do you mean the girl is rubbish?


If that’s what you meant ehn, bros u don lie finish

The girl is pretty in all ramification, if she has brain and manner to go with it, she’s 10/10

Although me no support all the exposure wey she do but she fine to the moon and back

Chinekepikin:



Look for another thread I do ur advert, not on this please

OK am sorry

na wao, aunty your kpekus is showing na,,,,, is that not the same toe toe when dem dey sale 1k for olosho joints?
abeg make we commot for this thread

DAVE5:



Do you mean the girl is rubbish?


If that why you meant ehn, bros u don lie finish

The girl is pretty in all ramification, if she has brain and manner to go with it, she’s 10/10

Although me no support all the exposure wey she do but she fine to the moon and back

You wont understand... those who do will do.

Its not by fine face or fine body. But ill illustrate what i mean and hope you get my point.

Back then in JSS 2 in the early 90's, i used to eat on my way to school at under bridge Obalende cause i used to leave home by 5 am to get to school on the Island. I always found an adult to lap me on the bus or train so i rarely paid for transport and always had money in my pocket to spend. My parents did not know about this.

The same plate that we used to eat from was the same plate that all the " mad men and women" that roamed the streets in that axis used to eat from.

Back then we did not just care or even notice but i dont think i can ever try that now.

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otipoju:


You wont understand... those who do will do.

Its not by fine face or fine body. But ill illustrate what i mean and hope you get my point.

Back then in JSS 2 in the early 90's, i used to eat on my way to school at under bridge Obalende cause i used to leave home by 5 am to get to school on the Island. I always found an adult to lap me on the bus or train so i rarely paid for transport and always had money in my pocket to spend. My parents did not know about this.

The same plate that we used to eat from was the same plate that all the " mad men and women" that roamed the streets in that axis used to eat from.

Back then we did not just care or even notice but i dont think i can ever try that now.

I swear this ur analogy no enter my brain cos I Dey try relate the thread to wetin u write and e still dey over me, but I’ll try to understand it the best way I can

Useless bloggers be calling these people actresses as in how many movies have they featured in? Smh

DAVE5:



I swear this ur analogy no enter my brain cos I Dey try relate the thread to wetin u write and e still dey over me, but I’ll try to understand it the best way I can

abeg when you finally understand the analogy, break it down for me and other sane people who are probably wondering how someone would irrationally deviate from a topic and seemingly pass it off as unparalleled wisdom

Chinekepikin:
The B-List most endowed Nollywood Actress Princess Salt Chidinma twerks to entertain her fans without wearing pant.


The stunning Actress who don't give a Bleep and always share her erotic photos and videos online without minding peoples comment is at it again.



The curvy Actress who is getting popular in the Nollywood shares video of her twerking to Tiwa Savage new song tilted "Attention".


The Nolloywood Actress who have won many awards as best nollywood tweker shares video of her twerking without wearing pants.


The short girl with the tallest ambition as she fondly call herself is really a good twerker.



See some of her newly released photos here, and Watch The Video Below,
https://www.thenaijafame.com.ng/2019/12/videoactress-princess-salt-shows-her.html?m=1

all i see here is one OLOSHO advertising her product....... CELEBRITY KO, CHERUBUBRITY NI