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asumo12:

Like me!

Ggrin wactyusay

oga seun and uncle lalasticlala sef get big belle

tosyne2much:
At least somebody married Ambode

and obj

tonyx4x44:
Have a clean Blackberry Q5 for sale
Optimum condition
colour; White
Price N19,000
Contact: 08065033165

15k?

KingTom:
Oya na

blood wey we don suck finish

KingTom:
come suck na

meeting time go soon reach na

KingTom:
Omo Esu. She okunrin stop living this evil life and give yourself to Christ

when I neva suck ur blood, I no go retire o

Baby oko won lode o, baby oko won lode o
Malo repete malo te
Baby oko won lode o

KingTom:
you are right but the guy don go too far na. How you go beat babe come throw am out for midnight now wey economy bad winch no dey select blood again

and who tell u say we no dy select blood?

Yawns

I really don’t need to mention her surname before you know who I am talking about.
She rose to fame by that awesome stroke of what i have refused to call Luck because I generally believe the universe is too organized for such important ‘accidents’. She rose by grace and providence. Whose grace it is, I know not.
 
My thoughts about Olajumoke are rather different. Unlike most people I am not scared or worried for her. Neither do I worry that: “Oh, she is already being exploited”. ‘Mba’, I am rather awed. Awed that she got the attention of those that mattered despite the fact that many people asked her not to “Walk into the SHOT” that has made her an household name. Awed about her looks and stern expressions. About her originality when she did that interview in Yoruba without an Iota of embarrassment, shyness or feeling less of a person. I seriously am not passionate about getting her to speak English. You can argue that this might be limiting, but I am sure the world can translate. There are so many french designers, many Italian dress makers, many Asian Models, who never speak English. They have taken the world by storm. I just think we should reconsider our stereotypes about language and its importance.
 
On whether she is being exploited? Well I refuse to worry also. People are exploited daily regardless of level of education, fame, color or race. And while that is not my significant reason for not worrying, i think it is worthy of note. So why am I not worried. Olajumoke, whether exploited or not could never have dreamt of reaching this point, she simply is thankful for getting out of obscurity and having a chance to express her innate potential (which she has demonstrated amazingly). Before you cast me as being supportive of exploitation, let me remind you that I value the dignity of labour and the importance of graceful reward. Call this period her internship. My point here is, whether you like it or not, the helpers of Olajumoke have taken her far beyond her wildest imagination. And she confirms this in the last interview with Channels Television. Label them as opportunists, or hypocrites, they have made something enviable (I say enviable because beyond jokes, people have found a role model in Olajumoke) …out of this everyday bread seller.
 
Grace and Providence that brought her out of limelight has either brought her to take her to the world’s biggest stage OR to show us that limelight is the beginning of the work and walk of relevance. The latter is the worse, the earlier is my prayer.
 
Selah

HateU2:
Knw how to cook ni. Egin, ke n tiri ke Se okunrin wo i abi obinrin

o san o moyemi

Gooci:
i de cry

gooci

folksync:

interpreter

ipledge10:
alayeluwa ggrin

baba o

WiLdFLame:
aaaah lepon ti mo fin da igboro ru! eiyan buruku ni e ooo

I'm not a human being, gege bi eni to ni truckfit

ipledge10:
uncle

aunty mi

folksync:
Should a guy be ashamed that he can't cook, Mr/Mrs/Miss Ggrin?

ogbifo

WiLdFLame:
aja la je enu ti o fi pe ni ode yen....useless male-she talking from nyansh! oya advice me jare?

aja la je epon e

Itumo

Ode

She smashed and sucked my balls

modskiller:
LOL
You caught me with my own nets. Well done.

Choi I don scatter nepa office with

modskiller:

always cherish the life u have, smile and stop frowning

modskiller:
Your name though. Reminds me of one of the evil cast of one movie I watched back in the 90s.

There's this very evil guy called "Ji Giri"(Played by "Iku Da Eyi Si" or "Ikudaisi" or Kudaisi) meaning death has speared this one. He killed so many people even death(Played by "Kukute" confirmed it was trailing this guy when it came to horrible killing.

The name reads many meaning part of which can be translated as "Wake up Seizure/Epilepsy" "Steal Seizure/Epilepsy" ""Wake up like someone with Seizure/Epilepsy""

And ever since I saw ""ggrin"" I pronounce it ""Gee Grin"" but when I use the Yoruba intonation, I have the pronunciation above.

ji giri? warapa.....don't worry I'll write my own essay soon

Laveda:
Under bridge?

ode!