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hm good move.

Daminaj1:
that makes two of us

am sure we are more than one million that love this lady. one of her film Dracula or something was a guide to me when I was faced with infertility issue, it guided me to be conscious of where to go and what to ask for no matter the pressure I was very careful not to make mistake to ask from the devil. oh my victorious Victoria do you remember how your parents and the guests died in that film on your birthday while they were dining and wining when the demons that gave you to her as a child appeared on your birthday party? cos she felt God was too slow in granting her request so she asked for a child directly from the devil? oh Victoria that film is second to none, I and my two blessings are saying hi to you right now together we say mmua! we love you. pls come out and start acting for us.

joseph1832:
Emmanuel Edet, Anan Edet. Those names aren't British, we all know they're Nigerian emigrants.
just because they're British citizens doesn't make them any more British than Nigerian.

I still fail to wonder why people will choose to be exceedingly cruel to their fellow man. And to even think some people even treat their dogs better than a human being.

my brooother can you just imagine that? am short of word.

seunmsg:
Good development if true. We should buy made in Nigeria products and not foreign made. We can't continue to improve the British economy and by so doing, be killing our own economy.

Gbaaaam!.

happy birthday sir, I wish you many more years in sound health.

ENIGMA24:
The mumu was supposed to bend one knee...just one. Dis is how to tell people that served too much purnishment in school

hahahaa worry people thing dey always de different naw.

beautiful mantion though but at this kind of achievement as a Lady she may find it difficult to choose a life partner cos she won't even who is truly in love with her or in love with her wealth.

milychocs:
There is an Igbo gospel song that haunted my childhood (we had a relative who was a Catholic charismatic "living with us and tormenting me with this song when my parents would be away )

The song has something like, "aguu agaghi agum oo, n'enuigweeee...etc"
Meaning " I would never be hungry in paradise"

To me it meant no food...
I was haunted by the fact that I would just float in heaven, singing hymns, in white apparel! Earthly living felt like a better bargain ..I mean, no ice cream, no chocolate, no rice, no plantain, nothing! Who does that

Well I sincerely hope that is not a true picture!!! ...or I would haaate! Lol

I still hate that song...it is outdated now though...so it is not a song one would hear all the time thankfully

that a great soul lifting gospel from Brother Okwe, this song makes me to visualise heaven, ego agaghi akomoo! na eligwe, nwanne afo agaghi akomooo na elu igwe! di agaghi akomoo! na eluigwe! listening to dis song can shut down my appetite for days,
oooooh I feel like relocating to USA/paradise. no bad news like bombing, false assets declaration, no delayed governorship election in paradise.

mayorkyzo:
Maybe the man wasn't performing his marital duties well

as in?

rocking natural hair all the way is a tough task.

olabode89:
Hehehehe.....Akon wear native and sneakers

oho ubsaw it too? I didn't want to complain cos dem fit say me I myself no sabi fasun.