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Akinloluwa Godswill, who goes by the stage name Akinlolu aka BRAVE, has come back here with a smash hit
titled "Homie For Life" a gospel rap song mixed by Timbun.
"Homie for life" is a rap rendition about the mistake youth and young adults in our society make; despiratly
trying to fix up their lives by all cost not very much concerned about the aftermath.
i love the part where he said these words:

"...All these young boys wanna make it quick
cunning some whites and they flex around
indulging in stuffs that could boomerang..."

In the rap song "Homie for life" it was carefully depicted that there is just one way in which one can fix ones
life without regrets at the long run. Resulting to a life that goes from glory to glory.

Infact, This dope track should be nominated for the rap song of the year award. from the lyrics to rhymes, well
constructed bars and still passing a self explanatry message all in the same song. You might want to listen to
this because it will definetely make your day.

Download, like, comment and share.

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DOWNLOAD AUDIO - https://cloudup.com/files/ilzIRZNYM38/download

judy -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oj59QUGR12I

who be ebony reign self

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRCzg5s9otg

yakaaaaaatttaaa

my own plenty...especially with girls......myne the last two

one usess babe i suspected to be olosho in disguise....female artist based in PH....scammed me of money after i sent her to take a bus to lagos from PH...cos i wanna give her a platform a show which she will perform.....because.she de claim love sweet mouthed me washed me...the day she was suppose to show up the fool did not was giving me useless excuses...lies....i asked her when is she coming....she just de talk rubbish


..she even had to open a whatsapp video showing me money on her bed claiming she is not broke....i just para....if u were not broke so why should i pay for ur tfare...she started lieing so many lies that she cant make it to lag.....her pastor ..called her..her producer called ....omo i warned her with threats. ..she fear she blocked me on whatapp three times....i followed her up with text messages.....i told her that efcc is gonna traced her acc...to her i ave reported her acc for scam......see threat the fool i was even helping to promote her music just cos of love..i never knew she was playing me...she sent me back my money ...d third day....she deleted me..on whatspp..later added me again she started beggin me...i laff...her. toild her to block me back...i dont need her....till date...she has blocked me

anoda one is still the same.similar to this....a gal i was even trying to encourage,,,...i never knew she was using me...she has a boyfriend which i asked her...before i started dating her...later i found she....has..cos she gave me ..her facebook password...even gave me her sisters own....so i can use to promote her music.....as well cos she has more dan 5000 friends on fb she is not that active on there only to upload foto and open teeth like goat that what they know...

later i found she uploaded her foto with the guy on whatapp as we were chatting...i asked who is dis dude..i discover that in her fb inbox.....the dude always call her baby n i used her fb to access the guys wall...it was d guy ...i saw all....infact the tin pain me and this babe was good...i ask her she said she is not dating....him that he is the producer dat helped her that they just went out she is doing it to gain favour to get free studio sessions....later again i asked her why did d fb password change the idiot started lieing again that she login her fb in her senior brother phone..that she forgot to logout..that her senior brother was reading her messages and started feeling she and her sister are doing runs..olosho...biz....i said so how come ur sister password of her fb also changed the same time......i weak..
.see idiot that i was showing the light....never knew she was using me....everytime credit...she wanna do hair...i even tried sent her money few time...broke ass fool....


yesterday i uploaded bulk money on my whatsapp status....i snapped ..na so d fool..whatapp me...i laf her i told her..she should not worry bout me...she was saying she cared....i laff her..she now said she never knew she was dating me..dat i liked her so much......i den said to her shame on her... lies n xcuses..wey no weight

why do ladies lie..a lot..i ave dashed her bar...infact her pay back is her song is under my monetization power on digital platform..i will claim all d money she made soon....n recover myself...

na so na work na....mage go keep paying

ummm na so....omo make dem kill dat snake n get d cash out

wetin concern us

dis one na mumu

The North African cuisine is the product of a chain of historical, cultural and topographical factors. These regions’ cuisine was influenced by ancient trade routes and links with Europe. Interestingly, the cuisine of North Africa: Morocco, Libya, Egypt, Tunisia and Algeria is packed full of colourful spice mixtures. i share North African dishes to try.

Shakshouka

Shakshouka is a Tunisian dish that has spread across North Africa. It can be served for breakfast, lunch or as part of an evening meal. It is made up of chopped onions, chili peppers, tomatoes and cumin, cooked in a skillet to form a rich sauce in which a couple of eggs are poached.

Harira

Harira is a soup served in Algeria and Morocco. It is always eaten during the Holy Month of Ramadan. It can also be eaten throughout the year as a snack or appetizer. There’s no set method or recipe for making harira. It can be made with pieces of lamb, chicken or beef. Extra spices like ginger, cinnamon and turmeric are often added to prep up the taste.

Couscous

Couscous is the staple food of North Africa of steamed semolina that can be served as an accompaniment with plates of vegetables, or eaten by itself. There are lots of variations depending on which North African destination you find yourself.

Tajine

Tajine takes its name from the earthenware pot in which it is cooked. The tajine dish is a slow-cooked stew and can be made up of all sorts of ingredients chicken, lamb, beef, fish or vegetables, stewed with spices and dried fruit and served with couscous and bread.

Many people rarely consider adding visits to historical buildings to their itinerary when they travel. Such visits can help them expand their knowledge and can also be a great way to reinforce lessons. Some of these historical buildings have hands-on exhibits and tours which add to the visitors’ experience. This said, Nigeria has no shortage of these historic buildings, sites and landmark. i highlight some of the historical buildings to visit.

Mary Slessor House, Calabar

Built in the late 19th century, the Mary Slessor House once housed the iconic Scottish missionary Mary Slessor who was best known for stopping the killing of twins in Calabar. Rather than reside among her colleagues in the missionary quarters, she decided to stay among the Calabar people. The result of that decision is the Mary Slessor House in Ekenge, Calabar, which stands till today as a testament to her selfless service and courage.

First Presbyterian Church, Calabar

Calabar is an important tourist hub because of its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean attracted attention from foreigners especially European missionaries and colonialists. The First Presbyterian Church in Nigeria was founded by Rev. Hope Masterton Waddell as early as 1846 and has endured as a lasting legacy of missionary work in Nigeria. It is also a wonderful place to visit.

Oba of Benin Palace, Edo

This ancient building was first constructed around the 13th century by Oba Ewedo of Benin and later rebuilt by his successor, Oba Eweka II in the 20th. This building is a symbol of the enduring legacies of one of the most powerful traditional kingdoms in Nigeria and indeed West Africa.

First Storey Building in Nigeria, Badagry

Widely reputed to be the first-storey building erected by foreigners in Nigeria, this building was once used as a primary school by the Methodist Church. Its foundations were laid by the famous missionary Henry Townsend in 1842 and completed in 1845 by Rev. Bernard Freeman and other notable missionaries. This historic building would later house the first African C.M.S (Church Missionary Society) bishop, Samuel Ajayi Crowther who translated the Bible from English to Yoruba.

take am put inside fire e go dry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRCzg5s9otg


Daniel Elombah narrates his 25days experience in SARS custody

the bag is too feminine...there r d type for male....na

na dem sabi dem Bleep up for dis ..even CDQ no get sense...go de post am for his page....him don cast himself

RIP...u carry ur possay enter grave go give to maggot.....wat a selfish life

baba don ja

d jersey no lit jor....e be like ankara

truth they r so loyal n good i de tell u asian women r one of the best......

he has a point but not all northern ladies are pure....there r hoes under d hijab ....my guy don bang many of dem....sha...but northrn babes r loyal n honest.....sha few olosho........ but here in south west n south south and east.....omo almost all gals here r runs girl..that d truth....hoes....too much over here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzEBXjO289o



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMnFX90Q3-8

winnar:


Nigerian guys are the most faithful in the world. Nigerian guys dont cheat on their wives and gfs with the oloshos. especially of this new generation.., they are saints, they are holy, they are monks.

Nigerian gals are the clients and customers of the Olosho gals.., Abi na?


Hypocrisy of the highest order...

close mouth.....its a mans world......our ladies own is just too much....ok

women........fear dem

Daniel Elombah narrates his 25days experience in SARS custody at the OPAN Media Conference held yesterday " as he sat on the floor..to show what people in SARs Cell are going through ...the sitting position he displayed as he sat on the floor at the conference could tell the way people sit in SARS cell for hours and days without food or water waiting for trial


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRCzg5s9otg

Nigerian woman r d most unfaithful....many r oloshos....especially opf this new generation ...they r noting to write about....

https://www.nairaland.com/4334681/newborn-baby-dumped-dustbin-road

hahah rochas popular for statues.....hahah and salivating over Swazi women boobs



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzJJycOEUvI

The Online Publishers Association of Nigeria (OPAN),held its maiden edition of the Annual New Media Conference with the theme: ‘The New Media as the Future of the Fourth Estate’.

OPAN’s goal is to instill the required high standards of quality, content and professionalism in the internet news media.

This conference lined up stakeholders in the online community, advertisers and corporate affairs managers as well as top government personalities. They will be speaking on the following topics;

1. Restoring eroding credibility in the New Media (Curbing fake news).

2. How to monetize New Media platforms and earn income.

3. The future of the New Media/Online Media/Social Media.

4. New Media as an engine of economic growth, tool for driving government policies and civic engagement.

visit
onlinepublishersng.com for more

http://www.popularmp3.net/2018/02/opan-annual-new-media-conference-2018.html

   


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onkCgioDVC4

Na wa even OLX don run comot for naija n kenya

E DON RED

Itulah:
Go to blogger, click on "Theme>Edit HTML>then paste the code at the head section, Click Save Theme and you are done. Check the attached photo, I`ve shadowed where you will past the code.

pls ow can i put mobile codes in my Posts i also ave a blogger blog www.popularmp3.net...with the same principle..u showed dis guy ..