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Small body big engine” – Reactions as Wizkid “Babanla” causes commotion online as he flaunts his outfit at the Dior show in Paris (Video)
LoadedxclusiveJun 26, 2022Read original
Award-Winning Nigerian singer, Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun professionally known as Wizkid is the best when it comes to describing the common saying “Small body big engine” as the singer flaunts what he’s capable of doing while at a recent show.

The “Essence” crooner was among the top celebrities and influencers in the world that were invited at the Dior show in Paris, France.

Undoubtedly, Wizkid is one of brightest Nigerian artistes with the most fashion sense as his looks has been always a top notch in his post on his social media platforms and by so doing has bagged several ambassadorial deal with top fashion brand that include Tommy Hilfiger, Puma, among others.

However, the “Essence” crooner is not the only Nigerian artistes present at the prestigious Dior show in Paris as Mavin Records signee, Rema as well “Dior” crooner, Rema is present at the ongoing show.

However, a recent video has surfaced online that reveals the moment Wizkid reveals the “Babanla” in him, the mystery thing under his pocket and by extensions generated several reactions from netizens as some referred as “Small body big engine” as they couldn’t believe he has so huge potential embedded in him on a lowkey.

Shortly after, Wizkid a father of three with three different babymamas repackaged it while showing of his nice outfit

43Ronin:
This is the smartest opinion I have heard. I am for PO but I don't see how his emergence will change much in Nigeria. At the end of the day, if Peter obi bcoms president he will still compromise by defecting to another party, or the same corrupt politicians will defect to his own. What the youths should be talking about now is restructuring hiw NA must reorganise our constitution so that governance will be nearer to the people

Bro, you Sabi........... Alot don't see this, they want us to keep doing thesame thing and anticipate a different result. Our mumu never do

You are all just wasting your time on this present Nigeria polity. If a restructuring blueprint is NOT put in place, go and wake the Noble Mandela, nothing is going to work...

You can't build a castle on nothing and expect to be contained in it.

If you believe an individual can propagate any positive change in this nation after all the trial and error, then you should believe anything.

If you think you have a foresight, you should be fronting RESTRUCTURING and not this current futile choked and ineffective constitution.

Let's decentralized all these power and see how every state will work for the betterment of her subjects.

A word is enough.......

Only straight commenters abeg

I wonder what influence or possess some people at times. You have a chance to make things right as human, but you chooses to go very dirty and inhumane.

Well, I don't know if this is real.

Twitter world...

Check it out....

killmods:
Male sex dolls can't bend u over or lift u up as u rest down easing urself on the D, They can't kiss and caress ur entire body, can't suck or nibble places, can't smack that soft ass while taking it from behind, can't choke u while taking it advance missionary, can't talk dirty, cant hold u... Nothing beats the real deal

Bro, abeg where ur tutorial class dey, and how much is the form...

I wan check something

brosom:
Yes I agree with u, keep on enjoying as long u can, but rest assured that it'll definitely malfunction one day and burn ur pissy because it's a man made .

Bad thing is that u won't notice when it's to happen unlike the natural gbola that is visible before action

Badt guy.

But you hit the nail

To replace nature with artifiy is not an easy task o....

What does it better. I can't believe I'm doing this

Nothing you won't see on Twitter nowadays.

Please only female commenters, but a male can comment on behalf.......mm

Isn't this too early bro?

But why una push this think come here na

Kollins11:
Money, Sex, Money

Money man

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Hmmm... Because you believe that's the order.

You know Some would want to test what they will be going for before dwelling fully in it...

I go for all

After all, everything is vanity, no 'wait'...... Do not misquote me, I'm not one of the vanity crew

137 plus in this erra no be child play o

Mama don try I swear.....

137 plus in this erra no be child play o

Mama don try I swear.....

Custodian of Olumo Rock deity dies at 137
Iya Olumo (the mother goddess of the rock) died on Wednesday at the age of 137.

The custodian of the deity, popularly known as Olumo Rock in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Sinatu Sanni, known as ‘Iya Olumo’ is dead.

Iya Olumo (the mother goddess of the rock) died on Wednesday.

She was 137.

Her son, Solomon Adio, confirmed her passing to PREMIUM TIMES on Thursday. He said his mother died at her Itoko residence in Abeokuta after a brief illness.

In the history of the Abeokuta settlers, Egba people revere the mountain for the natural refuge it created for them during the 19th-century inter-tribal warfare.

It is widely believed that the rock, which is being worshipped by traditionalists in Abeokuta, is inhabited by spirits.

The rock has also become a site attraction to tourists both within and outside Abeokuta.

The deceased’s son said, “mama lived in one of the enclaves under the rock for more than 40 years where she served the gods of the rock.



READ ALSO: Olumo rock: Ogun revokes concession agreement with firm
“Mama will be 138 years old by August 5. She died after a brief illness.

“She was the mother of the diety. We are going to miss her a lot. Mama lived her life for the rock, for the diety. She was dedicated to the gods.”

PrinceAkorede:

Why that laugh na?

A thread of People who think they have made it in life



Add yours..........

It amuse me when we cry over a lost soul, despite the inevitability of death on us all. And with the fact that someone will be pained and cry over our departure one day.

The feelings is always mutual as a mortal, we all share this pain once our loved ones dies. My own dad died in my hands almost a couple of years now, my tears splashing out immediately but they were all gone after he was buried. Haven't being feeling it ever since, but I know a day will come I would be having a joyous event that warrant having a dad on sir, I might probably have some kind of pain on that day.

I don't even understand much of this life, the more you think or try to rationalize it, the more it become more difficult to solve.

We have no control over anything, not even your own soul, least talk of other person's or things.

When the time comes, hopefully one would have fulfil a life ambition and move on.....

Who talk am?

1F30M4:
Hahaha this telephone drink can be sweet eh

So you still remember? Na legend u be oo

Thread for shidren like myself

Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka , has called for the immediate sack of the Chief Imam of the National Mosque in Abuja, Ibrahim Maqari.
Naija News recalls that a female student of Shehu Shagari College of Education, Sokoto State, Deborah Samuel , was lynched to death and burnt over alleged blasphemy.
Following the sad incident, the Islamic cleric insinuated that Deborah was responsible for her death by crossing one of the red lines of Islam.
In a tweet via his Twitter handle, Maqari said if Muslim grievances are not properly addressed, then Nigerians should not be criticized for addressing them themselves.

Reacting, Soyinka described Maqari’s statements as unfortunate and sad, adding that the cleric has backed the killing of the female student with his words.

The playwright also stated that the Islamic cleric has directed his followers to take laws into their own hands through his comments

Soyinka stated these on Saturday during the launch of the biography of the late Chief of Army Staff, Ibrahim Attahiru , in Abuja, the nation’s capital.
He, therefore called for the removal of the cleric from office, saying that he does not deserve to hold any position following his unfortunate comments.

He said:“To anyone who cares to listen, Maqari has implicitly directed his followers to take the law into their own hands in the name of religion, and in a nation beset on all sides by wars of ultra-nationalism and religious fanaticism.

“That is the message of a supposedly holy man to youths, to us, his message to a nation embroiled in madness of multiple insurgencies.

“The young woman, Deborah, he declared, deserved her death. This mullah, allegedly a man of learning, since his name is professorially captioned, says that there is a line, a red line that none of us must cross, no matter who we are, what we think, profess or value.”

Soyinka called on Nigerians to desist from extending their religious predispositions beyond constitutional legitimacy, adding that the law should be allowed to take its course.

“So there we are arbitrary lines crisscrossing, drawn by individuals and constituencies of beliefs and non-beliefs, of power and aspirants of power. Nowhere do the belligerents profess the common constitutional line and the boundaries of legitimate conduct that supposedly define the imperatives of cohabitation and respect for a human commonality known as – life.

“It is time for all group interests to draw their lines, to decide where they intersect with others, where they run parallel, and where they diverge and/or snarl into a chaotic maze. If Professor Grand Imam Maqari can draw a line in blood, the rest of the community of equal rights must proceed to draw their own, but they will do so in less primitive, bloodthirsty mode, in full respect of human dignity.

“That apostate of the creed of humanity, Professor Maqari, must be removed from office. It is no longer sufficient for all to declaim that Islam is this and that, that the Sharia is thus and thus, that Prophet Mohammed set this or that example and made this or that humanistic pronouncement,” he added.

Una well so, arrest me and my money?

And the one that have being stolen nko?

Abi one week sef.

Airin jina Lai ri abuke okere....... Our people will say

I think baba sef need help on some disorderliness. This wouldn't have being aired if otherwise

Ahmback:
Wahala for who dey expect all churchgoers to be saint.
na so dem open my phone comot sim cards, e shock me how come

Lmao ..... Your sim card for quick OTP

A Twitter user Oluwakayode shared his bitter experience at a redemption camp:

I remember one day at Redemption Camp.

After the service around 2am, I went inside the prayer foyer to relax. Laid beside a socket and plugged my newly bought phone. I don't know where that sleep just came from. Just 2mins doze ...

As I opened my eyes, say I should check my phone and chat small, it was the charger I found.
I don't know whether to cry or shout. I was speechless for like 5mins.
But the joy was it was not only my phone they stole, it was a mass theft .

I saw one married man crying that his laptop, wallet and phone have been stolen just after sleeping for some minutes, so many people like that.
Omo, I just removed the charger, sat down and cry my own cry too.

I trekked from Shimawa to almost half of the road before I saw someone who helped me to the main gate. I was stranded because my tf back to Ibadan was inside the phone pouch. I stayed for like 5haaas, before I saw one Trailer who helped me to Ibadan.

Since then, I never trust anyone in church again.


See people's responses below:

Is it not obvious that this old man has lost the the touch of time and far from the reality?

He wants a regime who has continued and invented some of the all manners of insurgencies we've been having over the past 7 years without a forthcoming solution to start extending it for six, six months.

What happen to changing our ways to have a diff result?

Is it not glaring to the blind that nothing will come out of this regime's Nassaret?

Baba should shift and for life abeg