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please i dont need those nightmare back

now this is very funny

the gun shot that sounds like knockout

so we shud be drinking boilingwater ..

capatainrambo:
seun see your moderator o OAM4J

he is not a moderator. Cant u see his moniker

raphieMontella:
hehe... Not in this game

watch and see

where are my folks UP MAN UTD

wow........ beautiful

u r SICK

gosh

this guy talks rubbish

too me, Zahra is prettier

dirty minds

God, save this generation.

Hahahaha

Too bad

nicerichard05:
hmmm where the guy original pic

updated

Recent reports reaching Naij.com this moment confirms that owner of popular multipurpose studios and entertainment outfit, Chris Jeyibo otherwise known as Chris Koga is dead.


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The CEO of the multimillion naira outfit died in a ghastly automobile crash at about 1:00am this morning.

Chris who was on his way from an event in his white Range Rover Evogue crashed into a parked truck around Magodo, Lagos.
May his soul rest in peace.

https://www.naij.com/999641-sad-top-entertainer-dies-ghastly-motor-accident.html?source=index_main

seriously

i hate bleaching

more

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Woman strips naked in church


The woman reportedly stripped naked after she was told that she
was possessed by some evil spirits, at the Johanne Masowe Echishanu shrine in Zimbabwe.


The woman proceeded to run after the other female attendees
who were all dressed in white.

The same women were later seen
trying to cover up her unclothedness, as they surrounded.


https://www.naij.com/995021-woman-strips-naked-service-reason-will-shock-photos.html?source=index_trending Na wah OOO

sad

Huh

How Nice of her

they are wasting their time

Lovely

Fair results

What

You just destroyed o'er 25 alligator eGGS?

1
For the People, of the People



During the French Revolution, as the story goes, someone noticed
that a potentially valuable resource was being wasted – the
corpses of people executed by the guillotine. Accordingly, the
Committee of Public Safety gave permission to use the castle of
Muedon outside Paris as a tannery to process leather from human
skin. Quite a number of gentlemen allegedly wore breeches and
boots made from the product, which is said to have been supple
and high quality. In fact, if you believe the author Montgaillard,
men’s skins were preferred for fashion, having the texture of
chamois.


Women’s skins were too soft to be very useful.


Over the centuries, a few of the deceased have taken on new life
by contributing body parts to dentures, fertilizer, fashion, the
decorative arts, and other pursuits.


Does the thought make you
shudder? You’re in good company.

The living will probably
always have a morbid fascination for objects made from the dead

… perhaps a reminder of our own mortality.

2
High Heeled Shoes



A noted Dutch physician and botanist in Leyden in the late
seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, Hermann Boerhaave is
said to have owned a private collection of curiosities – including
what’s been reported as a pair of ladies’ high heeled shoes made
from leather obtained from the skin of an anonymous, executed
male criminal.

The contributor’s nipples were neatly centered on
the uppers to form a grisly accent. How Boerhaave acquired this
fashionable footwear is not known, but in Notes and Queries
Volume II, Series II (1856), Henry Stephens wrote about seeing
the shoes himself in 1818.

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Slippers



Around 1633, the French king Louis XIII founded the Cabinet du
Roi, a private museum or cabinet of curiosities at the Palace of
Versailles containing some interesting oddities. In the late
eighteenth century, it’s reported by Valmont De Bomare in his
Dictionnaire that a Paris surgeon, Pierre Sue, donated a pair of
slippers made of human skin to the Cabinet du Roi, which already


contained a human leather belt (nipple still visible). Eugène Sue, a
descendent of Pierre, continued the family tradition by having an
1854 volume of Le Mystères de Paris bound in peau de femme –
the skin of a woman who loved him.