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chic2pimp:
If you see a Ridiculously Handsome Chocolate Man shout Ibukunoluwa on the street, Holla back yh. That's Me.

chic2pimp:
Ibukun wait til I catch you at dalston first

FTrebirth:
"amateurish", "can't feature as backing to a hit song", "there's always room for improvement".
this girl is a subtle jezebel. please don't let the op see your post.

FTrebirth:
a thread created on the 16th is just hitting front page today...no thanks to the mod.

oh! it's just instrumental, no voice. thanks for telling, op, so i ain't gon waste my data.

ibkayee, you're one of the early viewers so kindly download, listen and share your opinion sharp sharp.

Ilekeh:
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Olorun maje

Ilekeh:
Who is this? Is this Mrs.Chic2pimp?

Ilekeh:
I'lkl add my own soon. I just came to greet my boss.

Abbeybailey:
Sean Spicer just resigned from The White House of Chaos. No one wants to captain the Titanic.

laudate:
Ceteris paribus, e pluribus unum!! My bruva from another mother!! Thank you, o jare! I can see your handwork in this place. Thanks for helping out. Am back, o! Those people wanted to silence me, but they forgot that God is greater than all of them!

My guys, Tot.it, D.eomelo, Jetlee.ee, Okw.ay, Deede.edee1, Oduast.ates, NC.P, ibkayee... how una dey? I dey hail, o! Shey, everything is going smooth? I have been following all your comments in the background. Well done guys, you rock!!

It all started with a diaper bag. In 1992, having just learnt how to use a sewing machine, Femi Olayebi decided to make a baby bag for her first baby, who is now a beautiful 23-year old. Before she knew it she was making diaper bags for friends and family. In 1994 she became what she calls the 'accidental entrepreneur' and formed a company which she called My World of Bags, continuing to produce bags of every kind - and loving it! From outrageously coloured handbags made from anything she could lay her hands upon, there was no stopping her!

The company stable includes two distinct lines, the first, a leather handbag line, FEMIHANDBAGS and the second, a functional and corporate line which takes its name from the company, MYWORLDOFBAGS , and boasts a stunning range of multi-function, ethnic-styled products such as conference bags and folders, document holders, tech accessories and so much more.
And so, whether it's a leather tote, a sleek phone pouch, or a conference folder, all the company's products fall within the niche of African-themed and contemporary, and can always be distinguished by its individual signature style.

Every product is meticulously handcrafted in Femi’s design workshop in Nigeria. A French graduate and translator by profession, Femi consistently pours her creative energy into every product, paying great attention to the minutest details, and looking to her culture for inspiration, cleverly incorporating traditional elements (the traditionally hand-woven and vibrantly coloured aso-oke is one of her favourites) into sophisticated silhouettes. For her, the excellence is in the details!

Bilikiss Adebiyi is an inspiring Nigerian social entrepreneur and founder of WeCyclers. Her company offers waste collection and recycling services to the Lagos informal settlements, where an estimated 66% of Lagosians live. As a part of the process, residents are offered an incentive for collecting their household waste which is picked up for free by Wecyclers using specially adapted bicycles. To create incentives among low-income households to participate, rewards are given to them for every kilogram recycled, via points sent by SMS. These points are then redeemable against goods they value, such as cell phone minutes or basic food items. The rewards have been funded in partnership with big brands such as Coca Cola and GlaxoSmithKline.

Rainat Komolafe is the CEO & Founder of BabiesEssence.

Her love for babies, the gap in the market and all those parents-to-be that need baby planning services inspired her to start her own business.

Her parents are both entrepreneurs so she learned a lot from them. At a young age she started doing business projects. Through these experiences, she has learned what it takes to remain calm in stressful situations, she's extremely organized and always prepared. She also took some courses in school to widen her business and entrepreneurial knowledge

She is a passionate baby planner and entrepreneur who love to match her clients with the best of everything. Seeing smiling faces and positive testimonials from her happy clients gives her the satisfaction of being a baby planner.

She volunteers as a childcare provider. In her free time she loves to cook, travel, blog and read.

"For young business startups, the trick is to find your passion, find a niche in the marketplace, do your homework, and then get out there and realize your entrepreneurial dreams. In the growing business of specialist babies and children’s services and products supply, Rainat Komolafe is one young woman entrepreneur that has found her passion and is now building a business that can grow and thrive. She also has a great eye for what appeals to young parents-to-be and understands their challenges in those early planning days. --- Melanie Hawken, founder and editor-in-chief of Lionesses of Africa"

pocohantas:
LOL!!!!!!!

Tlordy:
are you suprise with d age? Na level she use operate for industry....

Safiaa:
Exactly. I unknowingly dated a man who was married for a few months. I had absolutely no idea that he was married. It wasn't until his wife came back from Nigeria, and things turned left, and she saw us. When the confrontation happened, she was trying to fight me not her husband. And i had no idea, i was honestly confused. I just wish more women would learn to digress their issues towards their husbands no matter what the situation may be. Some of these married men behave like dogs honestly.

pocohantas:
Tiri gbosa for you. The babes that date men knowing they have wives are just there to enjoy the offer while it last. The man should know better...

Asorockqueen:
The rate at which some couples break up is now alarming and records have shown that it's always the cause of some side chicks, Why do some girls always find joy in seeing their fellow girls suffer in marriage, I know we have to blame the men in a way but most girls are quick to do anything to have the man, well I just want to say whatever you reap you shall sow, Ladies let's learn to support each other

pocohantas:
That's the same story my friend told a guy when she wanted to dump him and marry another. With time you'll realise there is no oath.

Just a nigga who enjoyed two pussies and finally settled for the one that came with extra benefits which appealed to him.

yvonnechaka:
exactly...d society praises lightskinned alot

Brown14:
black is beautiful.
a girl once called me a racist because I said I CANNOT have or develop feelings for a fair damsel...but if u are dark or ebony I fit "die" for u.