My name in there mouth like toothpaste!!..evryday they gat something new..hahahaha...sex tape?!!!..common!..
Just saw the video!!..lmfao!!..the guy actually looks like me o!..chai!..lmaooooooWell what do you think, be the judge. Click READ MORE to see the picture, and click HERE to watch the video.
"I used to get severely teased about my figure whilst I was at school. I refused to let this get this me down and affect my confidence. I feel that as a woman it's very important to be comfortable and confident in the bodies that we're in".
“I know I can work again and I am sure the prosthesis will help to get my life together. I am appealing to kind-hearted Nigerians and the governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan and Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola to attend the launch and assist me ... Despite my status, I still cook, fry chin-chin; I prepare bottled groundnut and I give my children to sell for me. I am advising and encouraging others like me not to be idle but to do something to help themselves ... I explained a lot about myself in the album; how my mother left me while I was a baby and I had to be raised by my step-mother; how I grew up in a family where my father had seven wives and 25 children and how I met my God-sent husband.”The album titled “THANK YOU” is dedicated to all those who have supported her till date, including her friends, media houses, medical centres and religious groups, so share this post.
"... it’s surprising, why people think you just have to be everybody’s friend. In the industry, I don’t know half of the producers and I work for them, I don’t even know half of my colleagues but I work with them. I kiss and hug them on set. We flow, we enjoy the friendship on set based on the energy and connection that exists between myself and the next person on set but that does not mean we are friends in the real sense of it. You can’t just be a friend to everybody, it’s a normal thing. Mercy Johnson is not just my friend".When asked if she had a serious quarrel with Mercy Johnson, she replied:-
"Even if I had, I had let go everything. It doesn’t really matter to me anymore. Everybody is doing well, It’s just because we are not close, we only did about two or three movies together. We have never been close friends".
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There’s a show in the states, I think it’s on Dateline or something like that. The host is a Spanish man. Basically the premise of the show is “what would you do”? Or how do people react when they see injustices. I love the show. It’s interesting. However today that didn’t happen.
We just landed and I had the midget with me. We get in the passport control line and apparently pissed this one man off cause he thought I cut the line. Which wouldn’t be farfetched of me but this time I actually didn’t (not entirely anyway).
Well the point is from 0 to 60 this fat red faced sweaty “man” (I use the word man loosely here) started calling me a slave and told me to call him sir and how I was probably a disgusting Nigerian. He called me Kunta Kinte and ranted and raved some more. The man behind the passport desk laughed shook his head in agreement I guess, and said “Kunta Kinte”.All the while the entire line full of people I justmore after the jumpsat on a plane with for almost 3 hours, over 50 people said nothing. I mean literally nothing. Didn’t flinch.We all know I’m no saint, so I retaliated. Not the way I wanted to or how that pig deserved. But #1 my gorgeous baby boy was literally sitting on my hip and #2 I’m a believer. And we are better. Supposed to be.
Anyway, it made me think: This person was approximately a 50 year old English man. I didn’t say anything at the time of the riots in London for a lot of reasons. But I am in London all the time and today I’m gonna say that the racial issues in the UK are disgusting. It’s racially decades behind progression because everything is swept under the rug. People don’t talk about it. People don’t fight about it.
Not mentioning a problem doesn’t make it go away. I bring it up now because as an American it is abundantly clear that my country has a Smörgåsbord of disgusting racial problems. We are the poster child for racial inequality even still with a black president but its NO SECRET! And that I can fight against. I can try to prepare and teach my son. Because it’s out there. But you can’t fight for or against something no one is willing to talk about or even admit exist. Everyone wants to be politically correct. But who really cares?
And what does that help. I could go on and on. I won’t. But maybe someone will start to talk about it from here.Who would have thought that in 2011, things like this can happen in public
