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The Moment Girl Licks Davido Brother's Sweaty Face When She Saw Money (photos)


It is no longer news that Chairman HKN, Adewale Adeleke went to a club in London yesterday night and he took to his Snapchat account to share snaps of the wild adventure that took place there.

We all saw how he grabbed the butt of a girl he called ‘Brance’, and gave her a therapeutic massage on her butt. The lady also twerked all over him. We can also see that the lady was not wearing pants which was obvious from the tight and transparent hot leggings she
wore.

However, the shocking aspect of the wildness you guys didn't see was where the random lady licked the billionaire son's sweaty face after he flaunt a large wads of cash.


For crying out loud, who licks a person's face with all the diseases that's all over town nowadays?

http://m.af1234.com/Af1234/details/the-moment-girl-licks-davido-brothers-sweaty-face-when-she-saw-money-photos

The blogger who composed this must be a dunce

This article forgot to point out that with financial advisers and a good eye, Neymar can invest his fortune in these companies I.e. be a big time share holder in big companies world wide ( owning 2 million dollars worth of shares in 13 top companies worldwide is 26m dollars, and with the dividends from the portfolio, plus endorsements, he is set for life, making money that 95% of those who even claimed to have "education" will ever see in their life.

My point is there are different roads to success, and formal education is just one of them.
There is talent (Neymar) there's skill (Bill Gates, Oga Mark ) there's innovation (Starbucks, Uber, etc) And there is also raw entrepreneurship (Dangote, the importers in Nigeria etc)


Many Nigerian parents ruined the lives of their kids by indoctrinating them that formal education is the ONLY way to success, thus beating the skill, talent and innovation out of them.
now they are out what's happening? We all know the answer.

I don't want to say that the article is rubbish, but it is partly rubbish, with a good message

FrankNetter:
I heard National Association of Resident doctors (NARD) and ASUU are simultaneously on strike. I feel for medical students in Nigeria, honestly. Both strikes would affect them.

It's a shame

Tinie:
Ugo, lets agree to disagree. We are saying the same thing when money is not evolved. Those ones are hoes and corporate prostitutes. You are focused on the ones that bang for money, promotion, incentives

Im talking about banging for the sake of it, they dont send. Go to any ACS (African Caribeen Society) abroad where most students are well off or taken care of. Here most people will tell you to stay off of Nigerian babes, they are on a long thing. I cant even type what happens with ladies from the above mentioned countries.

Maybe its the different type of people we go for. I like going for those who hold their own, so if they like me its for me and not money or any benefit.

Shine my eye? Lol.. ill take it you didnt get the point in the first place. The key word is relativity.

Yea
we agree to disagree

But I don't still agree on saying that the Nigerian women are "more decent" because they form hard to get (which imo is bullshit)


I stay away from many of them.

thoollz:
One thing I want d op to understand is that some people can be comfortable being neymar kind of rich while others would want to attain bill gate's wealth. As someone rightly stated above, I don't think education has/had a part to play in bill gate's case because idea and determination brings forth success. Neymar is still young and if he's financially wise, he can still get to where bill is, I love mayweather and Ronaldo's business sense. Take a look at d top10 richest in d world and tell me education has a part to play. Idea and talent is needed bruv.

Thank you very much!

Tinie:
Bro chill, no one is talking about a virgin

And in my absence? Lol I'm among. My point is if you look around and compare relatively as a percentage, we have more decent women. Forget the Americans and Europeans, have you met east/ south African women or even Ghanaian women?? Look good and smart, they will fall. Their body count on average na die. Thats why most of their men hate us because a quarter of the effort we use on our babes, will bed theirs.

How many working class or properly educated Nigerian women have you had a one night stand with?

I travel out of the country regularly, so you don't have to tell me; lol.

But you are dead wrong about the "decent Nigerian woman" persona you are trying to paint.

They are all the same, or I could say the ones there in Nigeria are even worse.

If you roll in corporate circles in Lagos, you will see what those big men are doing to those "working class ladies" both single, married, and married with kids.

Nigeria is a country of pretenders, so they try to camouflage their activities.
The ladies there in Nigeria are just the same, just that unlike most others, money plays a factor for them, without it, no show for you, unlike say the Ivorians, or Congolese; D

So leave story my man, shine your eyes

76Naira:
Thanks a lot poster.
You cut it clean and pretty.

As for those of you here asking why people need a foreign citizenship. I am glad it's not all of us who see the value yet.
I am not so interested as an individual. However, my job takes me around the world and I get called up for jobs in 24 hours notice.
I have come to see how much one misses out when you face the harsh reality of VISA applications with possibility for denials. ESPECIALLY WITH OUR BAD RECORDS!
This can stunt your professional growth & deny you of valuable visibility in your career regardless of how good people like me are in what we do.

For my kids, I sorted that out. They have dual citizenship and yes I paid all bills to the last dime within a week of the services for both kids.
We have been stopped a couple of times to check that we paid those bills and on one occasion, told we should be happy we made the right choices with the bills or it could have gotten ugly.

If my 2 kids chose to study in France & work in Australia while owning companies in South America and work with contacts in Asia, they will not need to plead with these countries for VISAs. After all are VISAs not an opening into a closed community? So, how does it hurt me if I don't need any invitation to get in?

Cheers.

You have a solid point tho

fk001:
Bi!tch

Is your fu!cking life, do whatever you like with it.

Why e come dey pain you na?

Na wa o

The thing about rough life (runz and others) is to know when to QUIT, or hang the boots

After a certain phase of your life, You should get more serious

ajl:
You are assuming that poor White people do not loot. You are damn wrong. I have lived in North America for quite awhile. A poor man is a poor man irrespective of skin colour. As there are black looters, there are Hispanic and White looters.

It seem the White man has done a good job in making Black people to never see themselves in a good light. I remember taking a bus to catch a train to my place of work. I was standing right beside the driver who is Black and likely of Carribean origin. He asked where I was heading, I told him I was heading to the local university. The next thing he said shocked me but I was not surprised. He said where do I work there, that does the university have a bakery or something like that that I work in. He was not expecting someone of his own colour to do the kind of highly technical job I hold at the institution. I would not believe that he said that because I was in a pair of jeans. He surely would not have said the same if I was White.

A lot of Black people need help to free themselves of their badly damaged psyche. Here you see some of our people born and bred on the streets of Lagos, Enugu or elsewhere trying to sound American.

At least I agree with you on one thing

Black people need to work on themselves, and strive despite being born black, which is a disadvantage (argue all you want; that's the truth; without sentiment)

With more and more blacks building themselves up, and our communities up, the stereotypes will fade away over the decades.

But hey; our people are short sighted and selfish

Originalsly:
Why do you think the "White Media" would highlight White looters? Texas was hit....you really think were Black looters that caused the governor to broadcast his stern warning? As seen in pics.... Island ravished by Irma....predominantly Black population... do they rush in water and emergency supplies?...no...they rushed in troops to prevent looting. Hurricane Katherina...Florida.... disaster...Ninth Ward..Blacks...people trapped...death and devastation....National Guard called in to police the victims because of 'looting and gang activities'....no reloef nor rescue rushed in. Texas....White population affected.... billions immediately passed in Congress... to rescue and rebuild and compensate. Open your eyes.... or before you know it. .. you'll be brainwashed by the media.
@ topic...nice pics...gives us an insight into the devastation. But millions?...only Cuba and Jamaica have a few million people...... all those other islands affected by Irma don't have a combined population of half a million!

Abeggi

It's a simple thing

Because blacks are more economically disadvantaged; they are more likely to loot.
period

It has nothing to do with "white media"

Tinie:
Unfair to our Nigerian Ladies

We chase foreign cause they are easy to bed but we generally end up marrying Nigerians. See how married Kenyan and Ghanian women have been embarassing themselves eg Shwarzeneggar or whatever

Even my mom said this back in the day, I can date a foreigner but if I ever bring them home for marriage

While the Nigerian ones will be fvcked in your absence, then you come back to marry her

Women are the same everywhere

sholatem:
He forgot to add a point here,A runs girl knows how to go to babalawo to jazz guy,so as to fall for her,if he enter d place for once,he don become Mario, only insane man will want to end up with ashawo

That is not always the truth tho.

Things like this happens sometimes

chukzyfcbb:
lol, I dunno but so long as he has a passive income and he enjoys what he does. I don't see why he should quit to rely only on Tbills yield annually

You are right tho

it is not advisable in my opinion to resign just like that.

ihedioramma:
Thank's . that's nonsense .

That's not nonsense bro.

Assuming it is 20m you have idle that you invested into this thing, and assuming the rates remain at 18% ; that is 3.6m at the end of the year, or on the average, 300;000 a month, so it is not nonsense

It looking small because you asked for 20;000
That's why

ivolt:
Anyone, male or female can benefit financially from sexual relationship, you just need to set your price and wait for customers.

Exactly
That's why the dimwit said he wants her as a sugar mummy
Both men and women could be prostitutes

diegwu01:
The News is false.
No unit attacked anybody or Nnamdi Kanu's fathers house.
they patrolled peacefully around Umuahia today and tension was hightened when they got to Afaraukwu where the Kanu's reside

The Operation Python Dance 2 is yet to commence and today i saw fear all over Umuahia

So what really happened?

Pemmy15:
Lol @ people who presume to know the mind of God...when God doesn't want you to do something he tells you (I.e. Adultury, fornication, lying, stealing, etc)...even smoking as He has told us that our body is a temple and not to put anything in it that is addictive or harmful which we know cigarettes to be. When it comes to marriage and specifically who a man should marry He has been just as clear - Proverbs 31...not once is age mentioned and its a stretch to think that submission is tied to age when there are so many examples to show otherwise. Stop confusing cultural norms with Biblical truth.

Thank you

It's the "cultural norms" indeed that makes many frown at such relationships

ihedioramma:
5K ? And what will be the profit ?

I was just reiterating what that person there said, that's all

Threebear:
I would bet my last kobo the person he was servicing wasn't a woman. Which man asks you to sleep with her in exchange of food?
Yimu, timaya, we know your story o

Are you alleging that he was involved in homosexual activities?

adegokekemi:
With a minimum and affordable starting investment of just N5,000, you can start investing in the FBN Money Market Fund. The Fund typically offers higher rates when compared to a standard bank savings account, and you can add more funds to your investment at any convenient time

That's cool.

They accept 5k

Which one will you recommend between FBN and IBTC?

ernie4life:
I will recommend you buy treasury bills for one year, collect upfront interest and invest into mutual funds then you can be redeeming monthly to meet your monthly need.

This is good advise y'all

Olalekan0:
We must all endeavor to return,the nigerian society need us!

Lol

Will people share this ideology in 2017

adegokekemi:
At all. No

So I should just stroll into the bank and ask them for it?
Thanks

Hati13:
Yeah we are and the Amhara region of Ethiopia is the poorest place on Earth according to Al Jazira in 2014. All those saying that Ethiopia economy is 2 digits, the fastest growing in Africa and one of the fastest in the world is not something we should be brag about. The end good result for it will most likely will be in the next 2-4 decades not next year like some ppl here assume.

I believe that the suffering we are experiencing most of us here decided by the past History like:-
- invasion of Ethiopia by Ahmed Gragn of Adal (1527-43 AD)
- invasion of Ethiopia by Oromo ppl (16th and 17th century AD)
- the era of Zemene Mesafint (1769-1855 AD)
- Atse (Emperor) Haile Selassie selfish administration (1930-74)
- the destruction of Ethiopia by Derg gov't (1974-91 AD)

Oh really?

TheGoodJoe:
Even better is using the allocations, investing them in credible sustainable projects in Education, Agriculture, technology, medicine etc. Then welcome transformation. If a state cut-off allocations, take loans from a China, Banks etc and is still run by a crook, the state will be in a worse position.

We need strict laws to restrict easy theft of our resources and wastage. Not Crude Oil drying.

You got that right

Amoto94:
No wonder Nairaland is rated as a forum with users with least IQ, El-Rufai made a sensible comment instead of some people to critically look at it from the prism of objectivity they didn't but hurl abusive words at him and the people he represents.

With this mindset we still have a longway to go in this part of the world.

It's a shame

But you will not blame them tho

He does not sound sincere, even tho it is a good idea

TheGoodJoe:
Stop collecting allocations. Simple solution to your state's problem.

Even tho I see through the sarcasm, you are right

If a state can be bold enough to do that in Nigeria, and then take out loans from China to upgrade the infrastructure, and then create a conducive environment for companies and industries to site their companies there, I kid you not, that state will be the best state in Nigeria.


Free money has not helped anybody.


Rwanda is a resource poor country, but they were bold enough to wean themselves from foreign aid and other hand puts from outside, and today, that country is an example of a success story, achieving feats that resource rich Countries such as Congo, Angola and Nigeria can only dream of.

So yes, it's not a bad idea.

TheGoodJoe:
Please tell me the gospel truth and that thing El-Rufai said. Look at Doha for instance. Is that not Oil Money? Are you not hearing o Arab companies owning refineries even in America to sell refined Crude instead of raw Crude? Is that not the power of Oil Money? These countries are expanding their companies chains to Europe even. For instance, Manchester City and PSG. Those are now Arab companies.

Our problem is having crooks as leaders and people supporting their deceits. Crude is a blessing. If we have the right leaders and channel the resources, we can change this country in a few years.

Unfortunately, we have people who reason like El-Rufai running Nigeria.

There is a reason why the Dubai you mentioned diversified into the services sector, precisely the Tourism and other sectors, and that is because primary resource dependency is a recipe for disaster.

And Dubai as an emirate makes more mibet from the services sector than oil


But you are right about the wicked leaders part.

We got vision less people in Africa, our own is to eat everything today and let tomorrow take care of itself

shame

paschu:
Really

So why do you guys cry blue murder and mobilise soldiers whenever militants decide to hslt oil production?



So hypocritical!

What is so hypocritical about the truth ?

Nigeria hooked on oil is the biggest problem of Nigeria, and to the Niger Delta too.

It's the resource curse, or Dutch Disease if you may.

Do a little research on these terms, you need it

Headlaw:
This is just the bitter truth. I'm living in the oil city of Port Harcourt. I have seen deeply into the oil sector, what is solely keeping all of us here in Port Harcourt is oil. Take away oil and Nigeria economy will collapse. Nigerians are lacking in creativity thinking. I'm looking forward in having my family abroad because the future of this country is heading to the rock. People that are seeing the future has started planning.

You are SO right

And you can move your family abroad too, that is not a bad idea.