Ikennaford: How do you guys enjoy prostitutes, there's different between hookup and prostitution, two different things, ,,, a hook up girl is coming to ffuuck you with all her heart cos she loves getting paid after having orgasm and Makin u cum, that's hook up for.. Then prostitute no deh do kiss, no touching, just put dick bang and stand up like werey OP.... Ain't lying though, did hook up when I was in Nigeria, met them on tinder or hook4uck websites, all we kissed, oral and all that, so clean, you'll see them wet, cream your dick and all, you paid 25k for emotionless sex, I can't bang a girl that ain't wet for me,
You just cracked me up with your naivety!���. So, according to you, there is a difference between hookup and prostitutes? Hehehehehehe! And I am sure it is one hook up girl that played with your head like this. Hook up is the new name for prostitution to make it look more proffesional and more expensive. The same girl that collected 250K from you and told you she is a hook up girl is the very same bittch that will stand on the road and give exactly the same service or performance to another guy who pays 11k or even lower during downturn in her business.
There is absolutely no difference, you are just their Maga!����!
Based on popular demand, I am working on a Book how to negotiate successfully with a Nigerian prostitute and steps to take when everything goes South! I assure you, the book is gonna be a bomb! A lot of men are dullards when it comes to making the right moves on the streets. I kid you not, you are the mark!
Creamypie: Women and wahalla.na so 2 women dey quarrel some time ago. At one stage, one say the other one get smelly privates. As if she herself no get pussy. Na so Tiwa and sheyi say the same thing
apache22b: Can you compare Bola Ahmed Tinubu to the useless Peter Obi the liar of the century with his useless statistics. I pity all the useless Obidient's urchins that will waste their precious votes on Peter Obi, a monumental failure who failed as Anambra governor...
My fellow youths let join hands together and make our Country better again for our future and the future of our children .
Peter Obi the liar and his useless Obidient's urchins are all bunch of jokers and waste of time .
Vote Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a better tomorrow ... Slawormirr can bear us witness
You are cursed that's why you are campaigning for your oppressor! Only someone who is cursed that will be campaigning for his or her oppressor!
Obi of Onitsha is currently trending on Twitter for leaving his palace to meet Atiku Abubakar in Awka.
Some argued that Atiku visited the Emir of Kano, the Oba of Benin, the Ooni of Ife and the Sultan of Sokoto in their respective palaces, but it was the turn of the Obi of Onitsha; the Obi of Onitsha left his throne and visited Atiku in a rented hall.
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I warned you about Anambra Igbos. They are cursed! They will sell their own for money and envy! They are cursed, I am telling you this. Anambra Igbos are cursed!
Aiel123: Today,the campaign train of PDP touched down at Awka, Anambra state, South East, Nigeria. I bring you pictures from the rally. #Recover Nigeria #Reset Nigeria #Atiku Okowa 2023
Kingsley34: Governor Charles continues his fight against labour party presidential candidate peter obi as he publicly claimed that there are are only two front-runners in the upcoming presidential election.
Mr un-myopic christian, what did God said about judging people wrongly.
Do you have any evidence it is money-induced endorsement? So opinion isnt personal again and nobody has the right to affiliate with any political group of their choice because of Christainity?
If you are a true Muslim, the message is not for you. Because true Muslims are fair to other people but if you are an Agbado Muslim then, I can understand your disposition.
But if you now tell me that you are a Christian, I won't waste words on you because even a mad man can see the Islamic agenda of Muslim-muslim ticket.
lhordspy: The Southern Nigerian Christian Vanguard (SNCV) has said it is considering voting the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress(APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2023.
* Speaking during its meeting in Owerri, Imo State. The group said Muslim-Muslim ticket is really not the issue now. Also warning that no southern presidential candidate should be condemned on the basis of his religion going into the election.
Christians can be so myopic. I have never seen a religion that worships money like Christianity. Very very funny people. Very myopic.
Buhari a Northern Muslim just finished his Tenure yet a supposed Christian Cleric is busy pushing for another Muslim to take over government .Now it is even two Muslims. That man should be arrested for ever calling himself a priest.
I told you some Christians are very stupid people, easily used to manipulate themselves. Idiotic, cursed women Laniyi has forever lost my respect. Because no Muslim irrespective of leaning will do that to Tinubu in a Muslim gathering. Because of the stolen money Tinubu gives her she forgets about her roots. Let's all calm down. I spit for some Christians. She is a disgrace to the Church because of politics. Imagine a Christian at the altar saying it is political not personal. Imagine a Christian saying that. Can a Muslim ever say that? That's the difference between Christians and Muslims. And it is time they stop giving her kudos and stop using her. It is pure evil. I am ashamed of Christians.
All the accusations are coming from one tribe known everywhere in the world for their ability to betray. Lasun came from APC, went to Labour to actualize his Governorship ambition, then left to PDP. It is Ok. We know his problem. They have been looking for ways to demarket him but they can't find any, so they now resort to this. It is unfortunate.
Imagine a Moslem writing the same thing about Tinubu, yet Tinubu goes to different Mosques. Christians are the problem of themselves. Deji is not a Christian
Go and sit down. Haven't you been celebrating people's death? Let's assume it was APC women leader's shop that was burnt to ashes in Enugu, you would commend the perpetrators. Hypocrite.!
Naijalarry: Wife of the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Oluremi Tinubu, says the Muslim-Muslim ticket of the party will set a new tone in Nigeria’s political landscape come 2023.
Mrs Tinubu said this on Wednesday during the APC South-West women presidential rally at Mobolaji Johnson Arena in Lagos.
She said that the country, in no distant time, would also witness Christian-Christian ticket.
“As regards Muslim-Muslim ticket, this one will set the tone for the future. Sometime in future, we will have a Christian-Christian ticket. What God has done is marvellous in our land,” Mrs Tinubu acclaimed.
Mrs Tinubu thanked the people of Lagos Central for sending her to represent them at the Senate, as she remained the first woman to emerge as a senator three times.
The wife of Lagos State Governor, Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, said that Nigeria needed somebody of political sagacity as Mr Tinubu to manage the affairs of the nation in 2023.
Mrs Sanwo-Olu said that President Muhammadu Buhari had laid the right foundation for progressive governance, as he had been responsive, progressive, and totally committed to the needs of the people, especially women and children.
She said that as women, there was a strong need to use the 2023 elections to vote for APC across all levels, for consolidation and continuity of the remarkable work and achievement of the present administration.
According to her, it is crystal clear that the continuity of the APC government is the sure way to greater progress.
“At this point in time in our democratic experience and history, Nigeria needs the financial expertise, intellectual acumen, progressive capacity, and political sagacity of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu to manage the affairs of our great country.
”Asiwaju has a track record of outstanding performance. He has the astonishing ability to identify talents and galvanise them to catapult our nation to the deserved height and rightful position in the comity of nations. He has done it in Lagos and he will do it in Nigeria.
”The commitment of the Tinubu-Shettima Presidency is that all Nigerians, regardless of age, colour, gender, ethnic, religious, and political affiliations, will be supported to achieve their dreams and aspirations.
”They are people-friendly, reliable, and trustworthy. The Tinubu-Shettima Presidency will do everything humanly possible to increase opportunities for women in politics and decision-making,” she said.
Mrs Sanwo-Olu said that indeed, Nigerian women could count on the Tinubu/Shettima Presidency, as it is a ticket that would ensure gender justice, fairness, and equitable participation of women in governance and the political process.
The APC National Women Leader, Dr Betta Edu, said that the mission of the women was simple, which was to win at every ward and deliver 40 million votes for Mr Tinubu.
Ms Edu urged all to get their PVCs ready and vote for Tinubu, as he would empower women and provide jobs for the youth.
Deltafirstson: The Independent National Electoral Commission has knocked the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, for expressing doubts over the credibility of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System and Results Viewing Portal which will be deployed for the 2023 election.
The commission expressed shock that the APC candidate could question the efficiency of the technology which had been used in several polls, including the off-season governorship elections in Ekiti, Osun, and Anambra states.
The former Lagos State governor had on Monday at the Chatham House in London, United Kingdom, said the electoral body had yet to assure Nigerians of the workability of the BVAS and e-transmission of poll results.
He spoke weeks after the APC National Chairman, Senator Abdullahi Adamu, and the National Organising Secretary, Suleiman Argungu, expressed concerns over the planned deployment of BVAS for next year’s general polls.
Speaking at Chatham House, Tinubu said, “We are still building confidence in our democratic and voting system. INEC is yet to assure us (that) during this election that electronic transmission, the technology being used for accreditation and the total vote count, is reliable, dependable and assuring in our democratic process before we introduce a complicated element of ballot counting.”
But responding to Tinubu’s uncertainty, the Chief Press Secretary to the Chairman of INEC, Mr Rotimi Oyekanmi, pointed out that the commission has been talking about the features, strengths and advantages of BVAS since 2020.
Oyekanmi spoke in response to inquiries by The PUNCH regarding the APC standard bearer’s comment on the credibility of BVAS and the e-transmission of results.
He stated, ‘’The Independent National Electoral Commission has been talking about the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System, its features, strengths and advantages since 2020 when it was introduced to replace our beloved Smart Card Reader.
“At every quarterly meeting that the commission held with leaders of political parties since this BVAS was introduced, and I am talking about more than five meetings, it has always been on the agenda and discussed. My presumption is that both the national chairman and secretary of all the political parties that attend our meetings also brief their presidential candidates about the issues discussed.
‘’More importantly, we have conducted off-season governorship elections in Ekiti, Osun and Anambra states using the BVAS and all of these elections have generally been described and accepted as free, fair, credible, and inclusive by all and sundry. The governors elected have quietly been enjoying their respective tenures. Don’t forget that we also deployed it for the Federal Capital Territory area council election and it was a huge success.
‘’The BVAS has been trending on social media platforms and even foreigners visiting Nigeria for the first are asking: ‘What is this BVAS thing?’’
In response to mischief-makers who circulated rumours that the commission had dumped the BVAS, Oyekanmi explained that the INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, has reiterated severally that there is no going back on the deployment of BVAS for the 2023 general election.
‘’Therefore, if at this moment in 2022, we still have a presidential candidate of one of the 18 registered political parties, saying he needs assurances on the BVAS or he doesn’t know or appreciate its relevance to the 2023 general election, then something is terribly wrong somewhere,’’ he stated.
But the APC defended the reservations expressed by Adamu and Tinubu on the BVAS, stating that their statements were probably misconstrued.
The APC Publicity Director, Bala Ibrahim, stressed that both men were merely striving to ensure INEC is 100 per cent certain about its readiness for the election.
Ibrahim said, “I think we are misinterpreting or refusing to understand the broader meaning of concerns in this context. The concern raised by both the party chairman and presidential candidate is that justice should not just be done but be seen to be done holistically.
“What they are doing is to ensure that the right things are done to avoid giving room for complaints to be raised after the 2023 elections. The process should not just be left at 99 per cent; it must meet up with the acceptable 100 per cent standard.
“If there is an iota of doubt or anything that can compromise the integrity of the election, it must be looked into. The right thing has to be done.”
When asked if the party was apprehensive that the use of the technology might affect its chances in the polls, the director declared that the party has nothing to fear.
This is even as he reiterated that they have the confidence that the commission can successfully conduct the polls if the right things are done.
“No, we are not intimidated. In fact, our imminent victory is more pronounced with what is happening now. If you look at the ongoing rancour, chaos and divisive situation in the camp of the opposition PDP, you will discover that our chances are getting brighter every day,’’ he stated.
Speaking further, Ibrahim said, “The indices have also indicated that the APC is coasting home to victory and it is certainly going to be an ‘Hallelujah’ at the end of the day. I think we should have confidence in INEC. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t tell the commission to be on its feet. On its part, INEC has assured us that everything is on course and everything has been done to ensure the election will be successful.
“For now, we don’t have any fear. Our only worry is misinformation or wrong information being peddled. We hope people won’t believe the antics of the opposition that is giving the public the impression that the party is not ready for the election.
“Of course, we are more than ready. In fact, let me also remind them that the APC is the party to beat. The ruling party is in power and will want to continue by consolidating what the Buhari administration has done. When the Jagaban takes over, we are confident that he will hit the ground running.’’
Ibrahim’s position was echoed by the Director of Media and Publicity for the Tinubu-Shettima Presidential Campaign Council, Bayo Onanuga, who said the party leadership and APC candidate simply wanted the electoral body to get its acts together.
The former boss of the News Agency of Nigeria was also positive that his principal would beat the opposition candidates by a landslide.
He said, “What Adamu and Tinubu are trying to tell INEC is to get its acts together. They are not saying anything more than that. Of course, they are not against BVAS. Tinubu as a candidate, even when he was in the opposition, has been at the forefront of using technology to campaign for the election. So he cannot at this time be saying that he is not in support of BVAS.
“What he is simply saying and what Adamu also said is that INEC should get its acts together to be able to use BVAS seamlessly. This is all they are saying contrary to the twist and distortion of the opposition that they are against technology.
“You can see what happened in Osun State, for instance. In one breath, INEC gave the APC a set of results. The party went to tender it in court. Instead of the commission to disclose that they made a mistake, it printed another set of results. How can you print two contradictory results?
“That’s not the kind of thing we are looking forward to. We don’t want an election where people will be arguing that INEC cheated them or anything related to that. This is why we are saying the commission must get its acts together.
“If it presents a result, it should be ready to say ‘That’s the result.’ Not running to get another result. It is so embarrassing.”
On the biggest fear of the APC ahead of the polls, Onanuga maintained that if the exercise was devoid of mischief or rigging, the ruling party would win.
“We are not threatened by the use of BVAS or any technology because we know we are winning this election. In fact, we are winning with a landslide. We have no fear because we believe we will win if there is no mischief or attempt to rig the elections by the opposition.
“Just some months ago, some people told Peter Obi that they could hack the INEC portal when he went on a tour. Once everybody allows the process to go on seamlessly, we don’t have any fear about the 2023 election. We are prepared and believe that with the Almighty God on our side, we are going to win massively,” he stated.
Whiteangel1234: This is what happened Yesterday in Eha Amufu Isi Uzo L.G .A inside enugu state this is how the Fulani herdsmen that came to attack the community today before ESN arrived , Captured those suspected Bandits and Executed them alive with fire
I don't support this. They are innocent travellers.
JasonScoolari: This is what I really wished for.... Live up to 100yrs with my wife, die one hour apart in our sleep... But hookup, urgent 2k and runs nor go let our current Nigerian girls achieve this feat
Lesbianism is the name of all these things. It is not hook up! Girls no longer see men attractive and emotional companions. They have emotional companionship with their Lesbian partners so the only use they have for men now is money. That is why most of the are after married men. They just want money. If you are a Sabi guy, you will understand wetin I dey tell you. The rate of hookup now will tell you that it is not dick they want. It is money.
Ndigbo in Nigeria owe to themselves a sincere and unemotional answer to this question before it is too late: what if Peter Obi does not win the 2023 presidential election? This is precisely the question the governor of Anambra state, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, courageously confronted in his piece which he titled: ‘History Beckons and I will not be Silent (Part 1)’. But rather than sit back and ponder over the strong possibility of Obi not emerging and the attendant implication for Ndigbo, the issue was treated with sentiment driven by media frenzy and attacks.
The emotional outbursts that greeted Soludo’s timely intervention can be summarised as an insinuation that the governor of Anambra state does not want Peter Obi to become president of Nigeria. Such outbursts remain a classic case of ad hominem – insulting and making insults against the person while ignoring the issues put forth. When people abandon the message to attack the messenger, it becomes dangerously diversionary and this is now a rising political culture that is further alienating Ndigbo from mainstream politics in Nigeria. This was the aim of those who pushed the narrative that Soludo does not want Peter Obi to become president of Nigeria and drove the media razzmatazz to an attempt to drown out the real issues contained in the erudite professor’s well-thought-out treatise and advice to Peter Obi in particular and Ndigbo in general.
Nonetheless, truth is both eternal and sacred. Though Peter Obi has managed to thrust himself forth as one of the four contenders to the office of the president of Nigeria, it is still obvious that he is the one playing catch-up and hasn’t quite reached the level where he and his Labour Party can be rationally evaluated as having developed the capacity already possessed by the ruling APC, and the main opposition PDP.
The capacity in question is what the two behemoth political parties (PDP and APC) gained from their inception and experience in the field since 1998. (Note that APC is as old as PDP because the legacy political blocks that formed the APC are as old as the PDP and like the PDP, APC has held the office of the president, state governors, and LG chairmen. Yes, PDP and APC have produced governors, senators, the senate president, the speaker of the house of representatives/members, state assembly members, and local government chairmen. Labour Party has not).
Sadly, Nigerians keep hearing the Labour Party and its candidate shouting at every turn, “people are the structure”. This claim is not only fallacious but also smacks of deep ignorance of party democracy as well as how political parties function in an election. By their admission, by the time Peter Obi joined the Labour party, the party was adjudged as not being present in up to 10% of Nigeria, particularly in the wards and polling units where voting and initial coalition take place.
Today barely 70 days to the presidential election, Labour Party, though has made some progress and inroads, evidently has not advanced beyond 30% in covering the wards and polling units in Nigeria whereas up to 80% of the grounds needed to be covered effectively by any political party that hopes to produce the president of Nigeria. Confirmatory of this position is that days ago, an open appeal by the Labour Party for volunteers as local government ward and polling units’ coordinators for the party surfaced online.
So, when Soludo says that Peter Obi is not positioned or primed to win, he is right and knows what he is talking about. Peter Obi is, without a doubt, popular particularly in the southern part of Nigeria. But the core north, which controls over 40% of the votes, has not heard much of Peter Obi. A few who have heard are not likely to abandon their regional strategic interests to support a Peter Obi presidency that has not shown how such interests would be protected. What is more, Obi and Labour Party are not reaching out enough or negotiating enough with the critical stakeholders. They rely on the social media-generated frenzy to create the false impression that an Obi victory is already fait accompli.
Ndigbo, including Soludo, genuinely want Peter Obi to win. But the question – what if Obi does not win? – must not also be swept under the carpet. Unless they have completely been misled and lost their way in Nigerian politics, there are very existential conditions which Ndigbo must put in perspective while taking political decisions at this moment. These are issues that shape their very existence and impact their future. Being emotional about such a lifesaving decision can only exacerbate an already bad situation and make the future bleaker as happened to Ndigbo in 2015 and 2019 when Ohanaeze led the Igbo people to shut the door against President Muhammadu Buhari.
Recall that Ohanaeze leadership in 2014 under its former president general, Chief Garry Igariwey, and former Ohanaeze Ndigbo secretary general, Dr Joe Nworgu, openly rejected the request by General Muhammadu Buhari to hold a meeting with the apex Igbo body. Ohanaeze’s leadership refused to engage, accusing Buhari of marginalising the southeast as the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF) chairman set up by the Sani Abacha regime. Ohanaeze sentimentally also noted they would not engage with Buhari because when Shehu Shagari was overthrown in 1983, Shagari, the number one person in that toppled civilian administration, was placed under house arrest while Ekwueme, the number two, who had no constitutional functions was imprisoned. Ohanaeze, by taking this hard stand, inadvertently declared Buhari an enemy of Ndigbo despite Buhari being a frontrunner and possible winner for the office of the president of Nigeria. The Igbo ethnic group thus refused to present their demands to the APC candidate who later won and also turned his back on Ndigbo. It is an impolitic move that the Igbo people later regrettably paid for and still pay dearly for.
As if that was not enough, again in 2019, Ohanaeze under Nnia Nwodo as president general did not only endorse the Atiku/Obi ticket of the PDP but again refused to give Buhari an audience despite being an incumbent president seeking re-election. Buhari was supposed to engage Ohanaeze the day he came down to Anambra state to commission Zik’s Mausoleum, which he completed.
Strangely, Ohanaeze PG rather than receive Buhari as a co-host to the historic moment, was at Nike Resorts in Enugu endorsing Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi’s ticket of the Peoples Democratic Party. Nnia Nwodo said then that after a critical and dispassionate appraisal of the issues and the visible fault lines in our polity, including the analysis of the election manifestos of the various contesting parties, especially with regards to the restructuring of the federation and continued relevance of the Ndigbo in the Nigerian geopolitical space, Ohanaeze resolved to endorse the Atiku/Obi ticket. Furthermore, PDP nominated an Igbo son, Peter Obi, as the vice presidential candidate to give Ndigbo an opportunity for inclusivity.
Ohanaeze as a socio-cultural organisation has no business endorsing candidates. Whenever the Igbo apex body does that, it sends the message that Ndigbo does not want anything to do with other presidential candidates. This is very wrong and has contributed to the quagmire Ndigbo have found themselves in the current democratic dispensation.
This needless and provocative endorsement is repeating itself in 2022. Ohanaeze led by Professor George Obiozor has just endorsed Peter Obi and is urging Ndigbo not to support any other presidential candidate. This is yet another strategic blunder given the fact both Atiku and Tinubu stand stronger chances of winning in the 2023 presidential election when the critical factors that combine to produce Nigeria’s president are dispassionately factored into the equation.
So, the nagging question again; in the likely event that Peter Obi does not win, what then will be the fate of Ndigbo in post-2023 Nigeria given the fact that the major ethnic group is not engaging and has indeed foreclosed engaging the two likely presidents of Nigeria, Atiku, and Tinubu? The ominous consequences of Atiku or Tinubu emerging with the impression that Ndigbo shut him out may continue the Buhari/APC policy of Igbo marginalisation and exclusion, which has shown, is a self-inflicted injury.
Zik’s way remains the best way for Ndigbo. Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe’s politics of diplomacy and compromise fetched the Old Eastern Region positions in the powerful executive, legislative, judicial, bureaucratic, and defence positions in the First Republic. The approach also secured the southeast positions of the vice president and speaker of the house of representatives less than a decade after the civil war as well as several plum positions that ensured visibility and full representation of Ndigbo in the scheme of things as well as being the springboard for region-wide development.
All Igbo patriots should be extremely worried about the currently raging ‘ nzogbu-nzogbu ‘ (do-or-die) mentality, which seems to have displaced the time-honoured Igbo culture of political engagement, consensus building, and common sense. There is an urgent need to turn away from the politics of self-adulation, uncritical echo chamber, and herd mentality and re-embrace once again the politics of dialogue and robust debate.
Igbo political leaders must back Soludo’s intervention and engage by opening up negotiations with the PDP and APC presidential candidates to ensure the Igbo pride of place and relevance in the coming government. This is the way to also ensure the youth restiveness, separatist agitations, and insecurity that has bedevilled the southeast of late is stopped from escalating beyond 2023. No major ethnic group in Nigeria carries all its eggs in one basket or forecloses negotiations in an election where there is no clear likely winner. A word, they say, is enough for the wise.
Chukwuka wrote from Lagos, Nigeria. He can be reached via ugochuka@gmail.com
An idiot wrote this. Nobody has asked Yoruba people what they will do if Tinubu fails to win the Presidential elections. Neither has anybody asked hausa or Fulani people what they will do if Atiku fails to win Presidential elections. But because cursed betrayers like Soludo abound, they will come up with nonsensical things like this.
CANDYDADDY: We have been in the relationship for Just 2 weeks now, yesterday as i was going out, normally whenever i am going out she used to implore me of buying something for her when I'm coming back, but i don't really see the need to impress nor spend on a girl that never also invest in the relationship, so yesterday as i was coming back i bought her biscuits and some chocolate bars worth 1,500 and i told her the amount intentionally.
So today when I'm coming to her place i was already anticipating gratitude or 'thank you' from her to no avail,thus our convo goes;;
At the instance, i told her she is not appreciative and she should forget everything about us and she should never dare call or stop me on road wherever she sees me
Till now neither she have find way to call me nor me calling her
Moral of this is girls lives at the moment,what you did for them now ends there, stop impress a girl financially that don't show gratitude nor reciprocate your show of care.
She thinks because she owns a rotten pussy, she should be celebrated!
Men are such hegoats! The said lady stabbed her former husband to death and nothing was done about it because of the hegoatness of men. Always confused by pussy. The same idiot Moses started dating someone that murdered her former husband because of pussy, but today he is now a recipient of want happened to the other husband. If you are a man that loses his senses the moment women are mentioned, the same thing will befall you.
Thereisstillhop: If I meet a lady once I try to have a conversation. Next thing na billing Or always not in the mood. If You try to know all revolve around Money money money. Especially when they see say I get small sharp car... So tey I no dey carry car go some places the whole sh*ta getting sucks
Romance / Re: My Experience With A Hook Up Girl Tonight (terrible) by AbujaCitiBlog: 6:24am On Dec 18, 2022 
