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eebruboss:
This Na question lingering on us since 140BC
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Buh seriously the real answer is ...promiscuity!

am telling u. we r never satisfied

jworos:
she's ur egusi soup but u wanted to taste ogbono soup...

lol, your head is there

Why do men cheat? women ask this age long question. there seems to be no answer to this puzzle. women often wonder “with the way i show him so much love me, why did he cheat on me?” Questions, questions and more questions.

When i opened this blog, i never thought i would write about my experiences or affairs but this seemingly putrid question begs for answers. why do men cheat? or rather, why did i cheat on my girlfriend. well, technically, i didn’t really cheat on my girlfriend ( or so i thought), what i thought was a seemingly harmless activity turned out to be much more than i thought. Let me get straight to the point

It started out as a romantic,seemingly harmless outing. I had planned for it to be awesome because we don’t get to see each other during the week due to work engagements.

We where chilling in one joint like that when my girlfriend gently asks me to buy her something to eat,after all, its a joint that serves food and drinks. i made 3 mistakes.

#Mistake 1; I left my phone on the table and i got up to place our order

#Mistake 2; i didn’t change the password to my phone( she obviously knows my password)

#Mistake 3; i shouldn’t have been flirting with any other girl asides from my girlfriend

So, that’s how the abominable happened. I came back to our table to find a very angry looking girl that resembled my girlfriend. I started prodding and asking her what the problem was. She was just shouting in anger that i had let her down and betrayed her., that i don’t respect her and that i should go away. I should have handled the situation with more panache. Needless to say, the manager had to be called in to come sort out our differences.

The question is, why did i cheat? Its not as if i am not in love with my girlfriend, i am. So why did flirt with the other girl? Maybe its because i thought sex-chatting didn’t mean anything. This is because i have never met the other girl. We where just chat buddies online. i knew there was no way we will meet n carry out our nefarious activities but why did i encourage the chat? It doesn’t make sense. How will i feel if the roles were reversed?

I think men cheat because we want to explore other options out there. We want to know if we can still attract girls knowing we are in a relationship. We want to experience the thrill of pursuing and feeling a new girl. This is not good because it makes us selfish, inconsiderate and untrustworthy(am still trying to mend fences with my girlfriend)

I think the way to avoid cheating on your girlfriend is to try and remember what attracted you to her in the first place. Reignite the feeling u had when you first kissed her. Ladies, always try and stay fit. no one likes a ‘has been’… Complement your man, when you guys quarrel, settle it before the break of dawn. Dont get too pushy, give him a little space, we don’t like our girls constantly checking us. That is what makes us cheat in the first place.

Finally, love eachother like you never loved before
.https://hotpla./2015/09/07/why-do-men-cheat/

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Few weeks ago, the media was awash with news of a pipeline explosion at Arepo, Ogun state, where scores of vandals were reportedly burnt to death. The cause of the explosion which started the fire that was put out next day by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC was attributed to a scuffle between groups of vandals over ownership of a particular section of the NNPC owned pipeline, during which a shot fired by a member of the rival faction, hit the pipeline.

That incident was not the first of its kind in recent times at Arepo. Infact, that area has become a haven for criminal activities by vandals who seem to have thrown caution to the wind as they vandalise pipelines and siphon petroleum products, without fear of molestation by security agents.

Information at Vanguard’s disposal showed that these vandals who are drawn from different parts of the country could be militants in disguise . From all indications, they seem to have taken over the entire creeks at Arepo.

Vandals are animals – Olu of Arepo

The traditional rulers around Arepo and its environs have been accused of aiding and abetting activities of vandals in Arepo and Ikorodu . But the Olu of Arepo, Oba Atanda Oyebisi, dissociated himself from the accusation, condemning the last explosion in its entirety , lamenting that vandals have succeeded in tarnishing the image of the community.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/militants-take-over-arepo-creeks/#sthash.anKuGnAd.dpuf

Former Barcelona star, Pedro Eliezer Rodríguez Ledesma, has declared that he joined Chelsea FC to win titles.

Chelsea on Thursday announced the signing of Pedro from Barcelona.

The Spaniard arrives as a highly coveted winger who can also play as a central striker. He is proven at the very highest level and already possesses an impressive medal haul.

The 28-year-old has accumulated three Champions Leagues and five La Liga titles, as well as being a world and European champion on the international stage.

He said: ‘I am very happy to be here. I am very excited to start my adventure at Chelsea and I am here to keep winning titles.

‘Thanks to the club and the supporters for giving me the opportunity to put the blue shirt on,’ he told Chelsea official website

Born in Tenerife, the diminutive Pedro, whose full name is Pedro Eliezer Rodríguez Ledesma, signed for Barςa’s academy in 2004 and made his first-team debut in January 2008 after catching the eye for their B team.

By 2009/10, the two-footed, fast and direct winger had become an important part of the Barcelona team. He was the first player ever to score in the Spanish league, Copa del Rey, Champions League, both the European and Spanish Super Cups as well as the World Club Cup.

His brilliant performances at club level saw him secure a place in the Spain squad for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Pedro started both the semi-final and final, and was a key figure in their victory over the Netherlands.

A year later he scored the opening goal in the Champions League final at Wembley as Barςa beat Manchester United 3-1.

He was a substitute alongside then Chelsea players Fernando Torres and Juan Mata in Spain’s Euro 2012 victory over Italy. The winger was also part of the squad which travelled to Brazil for the 2014 World Cup.

Pedro came on as a late substitute in Barcelona’s most recent major success – May’s Champions League final win over Juventus in Berlin. He concluded his time at the Catalan club in the most memorable manner, scoring the winning goal in their 5-4 UEFA Super Cup triumph over Sevilla.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/why-i-joined-chelsea-pedro/#sthash.qrDxEYAz.dpuf

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has discovered 22 Boko Haram members among Nigerians deported from Cameroon who were put at the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camp in Mubi, Adamawa.

Mr Muhammad Sani Sidi, Director-General of NEMA, disclosed this at the 18th Safe Schools Initiative Technical Committee meeting on Thursday in Abuja.

Sidi stated that the Boko Haram members were identified with a peculiar mark on their backs amongst the 12,000 Nigerians deported from Cameroon put in IDPs camp in Mubi.

He added that 90 per cent of the deported persons were from Borno.

“The Cameroonian government dumped 12,000 Nigerians at Mubi and we had to move them to transit camps and even open more camps to accommodate them.

“Ninety per cent of these returnees are from Borno with a lot of Boko Haram elements among them.

“We arrested 22 of them yesterday who were actually planning an attack, they were identified with a mark inscribed on their backs with hot iron in form of tattoos.

“The mark on their backs indicates that they are ready to die,’’ Sidi said.

He said there were 23 residential camps in Borno and that the state government planned to open more as the number of displaced persons was increasing.

On the safe school initiative, Sidi commended the Adamawa team for recruiting 71 teachers to scale up education in IDP camps.

He urged other State Governors in the North-East to show commitment that safety and security of students were guaranteed before the team could rebuild the schools that were destroyed by insurgency.

In his address, Mr Baba Kalli, Desk Officer, Safe School Initiative from Borno, said that almost all the schools in Borno had been occupied by IDPs.

Kalli said that NEMA had taken over the catering for 23 camps but that the problem persisted as population of the IDPs kept increasing.

He solicited for more assistance for all Borno indigenes while thanking all their donor agencies for their assistance, so far.
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/08/22-boko-haram-members-discovered-among-nigerians-deported-from-cameroon/

Nawa o... Tougher dan nails

The story of Chidinma has been circulating round social networks and blackberries since yesterday. The story below:

I am Chidinma from one of the Eastern States, If You are reading this, then I would have given up the Ghost by now and this is my story
Please don't judge me but pass on this confession. It may save lives of innocent young girls like me & help better our wicked economy that steals even from the poor. Myself and six (6) of my friends are into modern day prostitution popularly called RUNZ. We service top politicians, Musicians and Businessmen for a very good pay (#350,000)-- Politicians fee pay outing. These men don't use condom on us(of course with such money you don't have a say) they draw our blood with syringe and test in their private lab to check our HIV status before sleeping with us. I had dealings with the doctor who was paid #2million per- show. He reliably asked me to quit that our blood was being taken(after the tests) to their occultic coven to enslave and use us for rituals.
Of Course, I had no cause to argue when 4 out of 7 of us died mysteriously, 1 raving mad, and I am in the hospital with an illness that has no name or cure....the last of us is still missing till date. pls this is not a game or story, Check your sisters and friends those whom needle holes are in their hands are into it. At a point, we became so many (Runz girls) that we have to embark on diabolical/juju means to be amongst the chosen ones that will be selected when there is a party. For 350,000k who wouldn't? I don't repeat clothes, I have 7 phones, 16 different lines some of which I chew the sim after using....Cars, 3 houses in Lagos and 12 million naira in my account...etc...None of which can cure me. Vanity upon vanity, I pray to God for my soul....Pls pass this on to save a girls life, You dont see your family everyday, Your family member of friend may be a victim...God Forbid. Send and spread this message to save someone today. God guide You....This is Chidinma's Story.

Phew, This was the content of a BB broadcast message that was widely spread today and became a major talking point....Most pple joked about it but Methinks...trate of sexual immorality i n this country is alarming...Fuelled by the harsh Economic times, Our Girls sell theemselves at every opportunity to willing men....Something has to be done
http://www..com/talk/topic,76311.0.html

Nigeria’s female singing sensation, Chidinma Ekile, has been in the news severally on dating related issues.

Miss Kedike is a favourite and crush for many male music counterparts and other guys because of her astonishing attributes. Despite the many public and private admirers, she seems not to have seen her right man yet

She spoke about her relationship status during a recent interview that,

“Why I am still single? Maybe, because I’m yet to see the man who is made for me or the person is yet to find me. So I am single and happy. The fact is I had few friends and some wanted to take the relationship seriously, but it never worked out. Though, I have a lot of male friends around me, but there has never been anything serious. Several stars have been crushing on me, in fact, I thought I would have been crushed by now. But to be honest, am dating none of them”. She said.

She further revealed that, “For Adams, if I start telling you about him, we won’t leave here. He’s my good friend. We both insult each other every time. When the story came out, I was not surprised because we both are very close.”

She was then quizzed about her alliance with pop singer, Flavour that has sparked dating rumours severally. “For Flavour, music brought us together and nothing more and if he had asked me out the answer would have been a capital ‘NO’. She concluded.
https://www.naij.com/524032-chidinma-opens-intimate-relationship-flavour.html

Troops have arrested two key members of the dreaded Islamic sect, Boko Haram in Gaidam town of Gaidam local government area of Yobe state, Northeast Nigeria.

A statement from the Nigerian Army spokesman, Col. Sani Usman reveals that, two pick-up vehicles were also seized from the fleeing insurgents.

Col. Sani said the terrorists were currently being interrogated.

According to him, following reports about suspected movements and planned attack by Boko Haram terrorists around Damasak area, the Nigerian Air Force is conducting air surveillance and armed reconnaissance in the area.

He gave the assurance that the troops were fully committed to the fight against Boko Haram terrorists and will continue to provide security for law-abiding citizens in the troubled areas.

http://dailypost.ng/2015/08/19/two-boko-haram-commanders-arrested-in-gaidam/

deadZONE:
Who is to blame?

Buhari the sleeping snail
his own is to probe...
very soon he would probe
his wife for wearing G-Strings

haba.. abeg o.. make dem no come carry u for whr u dey

The number of villagers massacred by Boko Haram jihadists in a remote village in northeastern Nigeria rose to 160 on Wednesday, according to locals, amid official denials over the attack.

Residents of Kukuwa-Gari in Yobe State described how more than 150 of their relatives and neighbours drowned in a river fleeing militants who opened fire on the village on Thursday last week, while another eight were shot dead.

A local official put the death toll at a much lower 50 while the Director of Defence Information, Colonel Rabe Abubakar, was quoted by the private Channels TV news station as saying reports of the incident were “untrue”.


The villagers’ count of the dead in Kukuwa-Gari would constitute the largest loss of life in any single Boko Haram attack since President Muhammadu Buhari swept to power on May 29, vowing to crush the insurgency.

Telecommunications in Kukuwa-Gari are almost non-existent, but villagers who fled to nearby settlements said those who returned had buried 160 bodies, while many feared going back while there was no official acknowledgement of the attack.

Alhaji Kankana Sarkin-Baka, leader of a local group of hunters co-opted to fight the insurgency alongside vigilante groups, said 17 fighters had come on motorcycles, including a local Boko Haram emir, or commander.

“They had superior firepower because they were using modern guns while we were using hunting guns. We were outpowered but they were outnumbered,” he told AFP.

He said six of the fighters positioned themselves by the river, blocking the only escape route, and opened fire on fleeing residents, forcing to them to jump into the water.

– ‘No troops deployed’ –

“This led to the huge death toll we recorded. So far we have buried 160 people. And out of this number only eight bodies had gunshot wounds, which means all the others drowned,” he told AFP.


“Up to this moment no troops have deployed. Our major operational challenge is good weapons to effectively counter possible any possible further attack by Boko Haram. All we have are hunting guns,” Sarkin-Baka told AFP.

Kukuwa-Gari resident Modu Balumi, who had fled to neighbouring Gombe State, told AFP his sister-in-law and two of her children were among several villagers still missing.

“Honestly, I am not happy with the way the military tried to deny that our village was attacked. Many of us who are yet to return have changed our minds about going back by this stance of the military,” he told AFP.

Boko Haram has waged a violent campaign for a separate Islamic homeland in the northeast which has seen more than 15,000 deaths since 2009.

“The fact that reports of the Kukawa-Gari massacre are only being reported five days after the fact… suggests that there was unlikely any discernible security presence in the region at the time the militant incursion took place,” Ryan Cummings, chief security analyst at South African consultancy Red 24, told AFP.
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/08/death-toll-in-nigeria-boko-haram-massacre-rises-to-160-locals/

The Osogbo, the capital of Osun, will be agog on Aug. 21 as devotees of Osun goddess, tourists, cultural enthusiasts and indigenes, celebrate the grand finale of the Osun-Osogbo festival.

The 2015 edition began on Aug. 11 with the clearing of the traditional paths called “Iwo Popo’’.

The grand finale will witness a votary maid (Arugba Osun), going to the river with a calabash filled with antiquities to worship the goddess of the river on Aug. 21.

Osogbo town and the Palace of Ataoja of Osogbo had been bustling with activities in preparation for the grand finale of the Osun-Osogbo festivity.

MTN Nigeria, Alomo Bitters, and Nigerian breweries sponsor of the event were seen putting finishing touches to boast festival.

A trader in Osogbo, Mr Tunde Akinboboye, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that “he makes more money during the period with his colleagues’’.

Akinboboye said he made the money from tourists who come to Osogbo to witness the Arugba Osun as she goes to the groove on Aug. 21.

Mr Victor Remilekun, a staff of Gani Olaoluwa Hotel, told NAN that hotels in Osogbo were fully booked.

Remilekun said tourists from other countries and government officials across the country had booked almost every hotel in the town including theirs.

He said the event would add value to the socio-economy lives of the people as tourists and people from the state and country troop into the Osun.

“I know the activities will create avenue for informal workers to make money during the festival,’’ Remilekun said.

A security operative, Mr Fagboyinbo Abiodun, in Dada Estate in Osogbo told NAN that the police had been on 24 hour surveillance before, during and after the Osun-Osogbo festival.

According to him, everything is in top gear and security personnel will be dispatched to every nook and cranny of the groove and the entire state to fight crime.

He advised criminals to flee the state.

The Ataoja of Osogbo had said that the 2015 festivity would be promising and colourful as well as add more cultural and socio-economic value on the people.

The state government has declared Aug. 20 as public holidays for the traditional festivity of the Isese celebration.

The Ayo Olopon contest (Native ayo contest) comes up Aug. 20, while the final holds on Aug. 21 and Aug. 22.

The Osun-Osogbo Trade Fair will be closed as the festival rolls off for 2015.

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/08/osogbo-in-festive-mood-for-osun-osogbo-grand-finale/

A FEW weeks after operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) intercepted $2.1 million in Lagos, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command of the agency has arrested a 25-year-old man with N48 million in Abuja.

The monetary exhibit, according to NDLEA spokesman, Mr. Mitchel Ofoyeju, was detected during a routine motorised surveillance along Abaji-Abuja Expressway.

Besides, the command also arrested a cannabis dealer with 79 bags of dried weeds that tested positive for cannabis weighing 817kg.

The FCT commander of the NDLEA, Mrs. Obijuru Chinyere, who said the suspect claimed the money belongs to a bureau de change, said: “The suspect, John Okafor was on board a commercial bus from Onitsha in Anambra State when N48, 450,000:00 was found in a brown carton concealed in a sack.
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/08/ndlea-intercepts-n48m-814kg-cannabis-at-abuja/

Until very recently, pool staking and the ubiquitous lottery, popularly known as Baba Ijebu, were the popular gambling systems known to most Nigerians.

While pool staking, tied mainly to the different tiers of European football leagues, had been around for so long, long before young people even became sucked into the frenzy of supporting foreign football clubs, Baba Ijebu, only came onto the scene in the last decade or so.

But while the two processes can be regarded as the forerunners of gambling in Nigeria, there is a new system known widely as sports betting.

Like pool, it has to do with sports, hence the name; although, many Nigerians wrongly refer to it as Nairabet. Nairabet is just one of the registered and most popular companies that is active in the football betting business.

Known to have originated in North America and parts of Europe, sports betting are described as the activity of predicting sports results, especially football matches, and placing a wager on the outcome which is generally considered to be a form of gambling.

In the last three years or so, more Nigerians, especially from the age of 14 and 45, seem to have embraced sports betting, making it the most popular emerging form of sorts gambling in the country. Beyond Lagos State, sports betting are popular in most Nigerian cities and even rural areas, owing to the popularity of football and its huge following in the country which the form of gambling is tied to.

And with football fans who would rather support their teams for free, realizing that they can earn money from predicting scores, match results and others, it is spreading like a wildfire..

And like Sunday Bankole, an agent of 1960Bet, one of the popular outfits in the betting business and who runs Odejobi 01 unit at Odejobi Street, Agege, said, “there are several sports games like basketball, tennis, snooker, baseball, cricket and football to choose from, but football matches of European leagues, particularly the English Premier League (EPL), Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A, as well as the ongoing FIFA World Cup and Nigerian Premier League excite Nigerians more.

Explain how the gambling/betting works, he said “there are different types of betting, you can predict scores if you like and you can predict a draw. If they give you first half draw, nothing concerns you with the second half since they have drawn the first half. But if any of them wins, it means you have lost.”

Asked how much most people pay for a wager, he said most go for the N100 wager since he started the business in the densely populated area of Lagos State last November. And the highest anyone has staked before in his outlet, the young man, who sounds fairly educated, said that N50,000 is the highest he has dealt with in his shop before, with a N30,000 wager coming next to that.

And regarding winnings, he said, “somebody has won N1 million, someone has won half a million, N300, 000 and so on through this shop.”

As an agent, he added that he is also allowed to bet since he cannot manipulate winning the process.

“Of course, I’m a football fan. I, personally, have placed a wager of like N5, 000 before. If I bet like N5, 000 and I win, I will be happy and will get my money.

He explained that one can stake online saying, “but, before you can play online you would have to create an account and attach your personal bank account.”

With online platforms of sports betting like , Goldenbetsng.com, , Nairastake.com, Footballpoolsxtra.com, Ladbrokes.com, 888sport.com/bet, Betconlony.com, Bet365Naija.com, 360bet.ng, 9japredict.com, mybet9ja.com, 1960bet.ng and many others, the coast of betting and gambling business in Nigeria is indeed growing by the day.

But with the internet and its technicality not something everyone is grounded in, in this clime, many of the companies, like Bakonle Managing Centres have made betting easy for those who computer illiterates.

Investigations by Saturday Independent reveal the agents can accept bets with deposits, pre-loaded cash cards and Interswitch cards and the markets for selling bets are open 24 hours of the day and seven days in a week. The agents do redeem winning tickets on behalf of the customer while the online customers on the other hand play via the internet platform, with payments and winnings made and claimed via online transactions.

The agents make profits through commissions on every game played at their centres each week and they can make as much as N70, 000 or N80, 000 in a week depending on the volume of transactions done through them.

To play, each team is assigned a different odd, which is what the players stake their bet on and such players have up to the kick-off time to bet their odds, either on the final score, draw, win, first to score, time of score and mode of score among others.

For each staker, the amount to be won is determined by the accuracy of the prediction and the amount staked on the odds, since the winner is usually determined by multiplying the odds and the amount.

The odd is the percentage given to every game in relation to its strength and are always in decimal forms like 1.00, 2.50 or 1.65 depending on the team and wager.

Seye Akanji who works with an advertising agency in Lagos but he is an ardent lover of football, said that the fact that Nigeria is a football loving nation is part of what is fueling the growth of sports betting, noting that it is a good development since fans are also making money from their passion.

On the risks involved, he said “anything can happen; even businesses can collapse. So, one cannot be too sure of anything.” He, however, advised people who wish to place bets to be well versed in whatever type of bet they want to place, in order to minimise the level of risk.

Nuhu Waheed, a trader who hails from the Kabba area of Kogi State, had this to say when asked why he thinks married women are getting involved in sports gambling even if it is legitimate: “Everybody wants money. Everybody would like to multiply the amount they have at hand and that is why married women play the game also.”

A young man who gave his name as Tiamiyu Alabi told us that he owns a centre at Grammar School Bus Stop close to Ojodu, a suburb of Lagos State where sports betting goes on. According to him, not only students and married women play the game, even police officers are involved.

Alabi recounted how a police officer at the Grammar School Police Station played a game and refused to pay him just because he did not win. Asked if people are allowed to play on credit, he said that was a peculiar case where he allowed the officer to play based on personal recognition.

According to the young man, “gone are the days when some sort of stigma is on gambling and gamblers. Most of those who engage are adults as well as a few of the elderly people. The act is now common with the youth of today especially as sports betting has made gambling more accessible and fashionable to the youth who now find it easier to place bets on premiership games and other leagues including La Liga and Seria A.”

For several jobless young people in Nigeria, sport betting and others including the popular Baba Ijebu has become sources of income.

A particular viewing center in the Ikosi area of Ketu, Lagos is always jam packed, with young boys flocking the location day and night to bet on games. A young man who introduced himself as Lukmon, revealed that boys just out of secondary school comprise a bulk of his customers.

“They just finished school and they haven’t entered university, so if they bet and they win, it is a fast way for them to make money before they enter school,” Lukmon said, in Yoruba. When he was informed that it is actually illegal to allow underage people to gamble, Lukmon became wary, thinking the reporter is a policeman.

But while several of the people Saturday Independent spoke to claimed that they have no data or evidence to prove it that internet fraudsters popularly known as yahoo boys are embracing sports betting, most of them agreed that most of the yahoo boys who are giving the country the bad image of a country of internet fraudsters may have embraced the emerging betting trend. What with the easy cash that can come based on predicting matches and placing wagers accurately. Cc. http://www.dailyindependent.ng


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ajoskele:
cc yokiti, ogbeche77, crazyman, lalasticlala, ishilove etc

Please let the world know about the death of this great footballer.

Continue to rest brother!

ajos, sorry o. may his soul rest in perfect peace. #Ede/ikirecorper2014/2015#

Story for the gods

Op leave that tin. Pesin go still broke jare... Hustling is the only way

Timaya, watch out for shella B.

This guy is everywhere

Nawa. The guy played a ponzi scheme on them. Wen dem lawmakers sef won't wake up and smell the coffee

Hmm

clodd007:
my least withdrawal has bn 1030 ....u also can make multiple withdrawal in a day

how do u deposit funds without dat paga ish?

Here we go

bettercreature:
Hmmmmm you are a terrible being,looking forward to downfall of others

ogbeni go look bush. Wot is terrible being?being don baff? Its jx simple karma. Wen u misuse wealth, it leaves u poor n miserable. Many Nigerian artists r wallowing in penury cuz of things like dis.

I give u 4years wiz. Karma is a b**ch

ahsekeena:
What's her name

. Chenkov

SAVEDBABA:
hmmmm.......hw u com carry ur funiture and he no no..........hmmmmmm

I wuz moving gently by forming selling tns

ahsekeena:
What's her name

Chenkov

ahsekeena:
The IG of police is my sugar daddy.


I'm safe.


I'm not a lesbiurrrn

u sound like someone I kno. Hmmm..