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    • #80912
      Blessing
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      The leather, is it made of gold?

    • #80903
      Blessing
      Moderator

      Pure tragedy, that woman should die a horrible death!

    • #80327
      Blessing
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      it is time for me to step in lol

      • #80328
        Blessing
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        Sexy Pants: For when you’re not trying to be subtle at all.

        Baby Boy for Life: For men who embrace softness and soft life.

        My Spec: For premium validation. He’ll love to hear it.

        Joystick: If you always think about his phallus before him

        Mr. Steal My Heart: Cheesy, but he’ll fall for it.

        Omo Toh Shan: Yoruba slang for “hot guy” or “fine boy.”

        Hot Stuff: For men who know they’re fine and need you to say it.

        G-spot hitter: This should be the flirty nickname for your boyfriend if he knows how to eat your work diligently.

        Zaddy Supreme: When he’s top-tier.

        Baddie’s Boo: If you’re the baddie, he’s your boo. Period.

        Trouble Maker: You know he came into your life to stress you, but you like it.

        Sugar Daddy Lite: He tries, but the budget is still budgeting.

        My temptation: He’s your biggest distraction.

        Lover Boy Pro Max: Upgraded version of a romantic man.

        Heartbreaker: But he only breaks yours softly, with love.

        Casanova: You dragged him off the streets, but the nickname stays.

        Beau: A little French vibe is sexy AF.

        Naughty boy: If he’s a freaky little thing.

        Dodo Mayana: Use this name if you’ve somehow managed to bag yourself an area brother who’s bad in bed.

        My Aquafina: If you can’t resist swallowing his juices.

    • #80102
      Blessing
      Moderator

      no way in hell, am i watching this movie

    • #80101
      Blessing
      Moderator

      What is that picture please lmao

    • #80100
      Blessing
      Moderator

      For me, i’ll add nursing. What do you think?

    • #79300
      Blessing
      Moderator

      Lmao, sorry for the laugh!

    • #78856
      Blessing
      Moderator

      This feels like a direct attack o!

    • #78657
      Blessing
      Moderator

      Things are becoming interesting! But we have enough social media apps already

    • #78571
      Blessing
      Moderator

      He has landed himself in another wahala…

    • #77133
      Blessing
      Moderator

      Now i want a new phone!

    • #75984
      Blessing
      Moderator

      This is my school, what are their names? They should release their names oh!

    • #48162
      Blessing
      Moderator

      Wow this is good news

      Me that I am praying that 3 weeks does not turn to 3 months and more

    • #42063
      Blessing
      Moderator

      Omo I think I will try this , cause my tummy is not looking good 👌
      Pray it works 🙏

    • #42062
      Blessing
      Moderator

      I pray they accept to call of this strike 🙏
      Even if it is one mouth I won go school
      I really miss school 😔

    • #40079
      Blessing
      Moderator

      Yes I know 😂

    • #84256
      Blessing
      Moderator

      I just checked google!!! Omo!

    • #75918
      Blessing
      Moderator

      Its Linda Ikeji for me, one of Nigeria’s most successful bloggers, didn’t start rich or influential. She began her blogging journey in 2006 with no real experience or fancy equipment. In fact, she didn’t even own a laptop at first—she used cybercafés to upload her content.

      Linda dreamed of becoming a respected media personality, but at the time, blogging wasn’t seen as a serious career in Nigeria. To grow her brand, she acted like a professional right from the start. She wrote every day, shared celebrity news, and discussed topics Nigerians cared about, even when her blog had very few readers.

      She behaved as though she was already a big deal, which caught people’s attention. Over time, brands started noticing her consistency, and her audience grew. Soon, she began earning money from ads, proving her hard work and confidence had paid off.

      Today, Linda Ikeji is a household name and one of Nigeria’s most successful entrepreneurs, with millions of followers and multiple businesses under her name.

    • #75371
      Blessing
      Moderator

      Well if Student Village himself is posting it, then it is real

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