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This is the only place crime can to you, prison.

LazyAF:
The communication is dwindling everyday.

What do I do?

Make out time to go and see him.

Hope this distance and work will not also be a challenge in marriage!

No worries!
We always deliver.

Our herbal flusher is to be taken with lime.

It frees your system from bacteria and toxins and also makes your body receptive to treatment.

What a silly mistake!

If na poor man, dem for don lock am up.

Communication is the key.

kimbra:
True love doesn't give conditions.

Correct !

Nigerians are talented.

Those eyes thou !

Dem don finish this girl.

O ye mountain, be thou remove and cast into the waters!
Lol!!

Gorgeous !

Lovely!

" ...have been warned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), to keep her dealings legitimate or risk being busted even in a wedding party."

This apply to even the EFCC agent.

I am so much concerned about this part:

“Sharp instruments used by locals were not sterilised leading to risk of AIDS, including Hepatitis B and C,”

R I P!

Ok

She is now a chairlady!

Too bad!

Lovely!

I hate to see couples going for divorce.

But, there are times it is necessary !

Some Nigerians are making us proud.
Others are burying Nairas and Dollars in their Soakaways.


https://www.nairaland.com/3654604/eat-these-fruits-regularly-grow-healthy-reproductive-organ

See some of his videos.


Cc: Mynd44, Lalasticlala, odumchi


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR02X1G0q1A

Man makes dolls to promote Nigerian culture

Author: Chinma Ihenacho

21/03/2017


A Nigerian man is making waves internationally for making black dolls which are currently outselling the popular Barbie dolls, in Nigeria.

According to 43-year-old Taofick Okoya, he chose to create a doll that little Nigerian girls could identify with, and so the journey began in 2007.

Taofick's dream became reality after he tried to get his niece a black doll from the shops and couldn't find any. He decided to start his own line of Nigerian dolls, recreating both the skin colour and mode of dressing.

He started the doll line called Queens of Africa, where he focused on creating traditional wears and accessories for them which depict the three main tribes in Nigeria (Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo).

The dolls are currently outselling the popular Barbie doll in Nigeria, they are said to be selling about 9,000 pieces monthly. They are being sold for about £4.50 (N2,500) in stores.

Speaking about how well his dolls are doing, Okoya said:

"My mission is to make the Queens of Africa a symbol of hope, trust, and confidence by promoting African history, culture, and fashion."

He said his daughter had once said she wished she was white, even though they live in Nigeria.

''[This] might have been responsible for her wishing she was white. It made me aware that I needed to make her proud and happy being a black African girl, and not limit it to her alone as this was a common trend among the younger generation. The Queens of Africa became a platform to achieve this.''

Even though Okoya has not been allowed to sell the dolls in mainline stores in America, he has an online presence that fetches him customers from Brazil, Europe and America.








Source: https://gossip.naij.com/1094858-man-dolls-promote-nigerian-culture.html

Lovely!

Hope this will do our economy good!

Happy birthday to her!

All for the money

I watched the nollywood version.