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i too like this girl

Hoelima abubakar

Aboki transform to Oyibo

Hmmm

Fine she no fine, tall she no tall, the breast sef no be better one. Abeg make she dress far make we see road.

Is that your ass? Aswear I can give anything to feel it.

Isabellah:
Banana Island Lagos

By Rev. Fr. Kelvin Ugwu, MSP.

To buy a land or a property in banana island Lagos, you must have 500M naira and above. Linda Ikeji's mansion in Banana Island is valued at 850M Naira. There are houses for 1Billion Naira there. Of recent, a six-bedroom detached house on 2,600 square meters of land, cost 5 billion naira.

Houses and land are expensive in banana island not because the sky or the sun there is different from the sky or the sun in Iyana Paja. Not also because the water flowing around this man-made island is different from the one at Ilaje or Makoko water side.

Banana Island is on a higher class, and maybe the highest for now. Even without been told, the island is meant to keep the "big people" of Lagos away from the 'noisy poor people's area.'

Consciously or unconsciously, in people's minds, the island is synonymous to success. To announce that you are living in Banana Island is to announce that you are successful or like Psquare who are also living there will sing, that you now have a testimony because you have tasted money.

Our society has a beautiful ugly way of dividing everyone and placing them in their class.

Those in Lagos will understand this. When you meet someone for the first time, the first question that you will mostly be asked is "where are you living?" As if that is not enough, they will add, "Island or mainland?"

The answer you give, puts you in your class. It becomes even more interesting if you mention that you are living in Banana island or VGC. That changes everything!

This is why people will lie that they are living in Asokoro when they are actually staying in Mpape, or Ikoyi when they are staying in Ajegunle.

On the other hand, some of you reading this are living in an unventilated, noisy and wall cracking face-me-I-face-you one room in crowded Lagos with your wife and children. No electricity. No water. No toilet. But in your village, there is a spacious four bedroom flat uninhabited and left for termites.

What does it say to you? We all want to feel belong in what society defines as success.

You don't have a house, but you have bought a fourth-hand tokumbo car that sleeps with your mechanic regularly but follows you to your home occasionally. The money you are spending on the car everyday can mold you blocks for a bungalow.

But no you won't. Why?

Because people easily see cars as a mark of success. So for that, you want to toast that girl with it. You want to go to your town union meeting with it. You want to drive to your village with it with the stereo blasting. For what? Just to show them you are not a small boy. You have tasted money, you have a testimony. Mtchwwwww!

A lot of those in Banana island are just struggling to keep maintaining class. Their bills are usually higher. In 1 billion naira house, most still provide their electricity and security. Their children's school fees can build a new standard school somewhere. They feel the pain. They know. But they have to keep the class by all means.

That is how the man in one room in Ikotun is struggling to maintain class before his village people. Since there is no electricity, everyone is using generator. The noise is terrible. He is restless. He is forced to buy a gen set too. He feels the pain. He spends his little income. Village people are demanding too. But he has to keep maintaining the class of being a Lagos big boy.

Who told you that you can't be happy living in your village, or you can't be happy having a simple small apartment? Keep allowing society to put pressure on you on what makes for happiness, you will soon die, and we will pray for you to rest in peace.

#VanityChallenge

I've been saying I can't tell the difference between our actresses again: between bleaching, pancake, hair, brows, lashes, and eyes.
Oya which one is Onyii, and which one is Halima in these pictures below?

nextstep:
I've been saying I can't tell the difference between our actresses again: between bleaching, pancake, hair, brows, lashes, and eyes.
Oya which one is Onyii, and which one is Halima in these pictures below?

Halima and toke makinwa

seunmohmoh:
Halima and toke makinwa

See what I mean? Even you can't tell, that's how generic they are beginning to look.
That pic was from Oyii's page: https://www.instagram.com/p/ByNxZW5D10u/

Let me even add Toke's picture here for comparison to the two I posted earlier.

she has bleached everything finally, welcom to chika ike league..

congrats once more

the look on my face when i see a sweet and good looking breast !!! oh i don dy miss my baby

See as she wan take style resemble Alex Parrish , but nah she doesn't, she resembles mami water instead

I wonder why all these ladies spend lots of hours making up in the morning only to wipe it off in the evening and put it back again the next day.

So much price for a fake life.

Why in earth should someone wear a long gown only to slit it all the way up. More like sitting on the fence to me

Clearly, she's losing it.

She's fighting hard to keep it.

But sadly, mother nature is not that merciful.

Her eyes will soon clear

nextstep:
See what I mean? Even you can't tell, that's how generic they are beginning to look.
That pic was from Oyii's page: https://www.instagram.com/p/ByNxZW5D10u/

Let me even add Toke's picture here for comparison to the two I posted earlier.

Who is oyii?

Rest my dear sister, this race will drain you

Nice one,keep it up with the bleaching