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ReplyDeleteFenesa🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteLilly the secret keeper 🤣🤣🤣
Castle, I can so relate with the bearer of bad news thingy.
ReplyDeleteIn my final year in the Uni, while preparing to attend lectures my elder bro called to inform me of our dad's passing, omo!
Till today, I pray before picking his calls. I no fit shout.
Eeeyaaa.
DeleteMay you not receive any bad news for the next 50 years.
Dante's comment after the one up there on him and Teejay being the only bvns that know how to use emotions to bring Stella out and no one else shout copy the format is just funny. hehehehe.
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DeleteNice one
ReplyDeleteYou all are doing well
Na so I name my daughter Makayla, after like 2 weeks of my mum in law and even my mum butchering the name, we kuku made her yoruba name her first name when we proceeded to get her birth certificate, and then Makayla became her middle name.
ReplyDeleteNow we Don reach abroad, and these people dey murder the pronunciation of her name despite the fact that we call her the shortened form of her yoruba name (just 3 letters), so Tey my daughter too is beginning to pronounce her name the way they pronounce it in her daycare, I've been steadily correcting her sha.
Lmao🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteDante sef😄
ReplyDeleteSo strange and funny when I see Nigerians give people white people names and those rachet, ghetto akata names.... do white people give their children Nigerian names? Do akara people give their children Nigerian names?
ReplyDeleteNigerian and forcing to belong.
That's the reason I respect Indians and Chinese, majority hold on to their names, culture etc which ever country.
I said MAJORITY, I did not say ALL.
All my kids have Nigerian names as their first names and Bible names as their middle names. Wow get time for oyibo names.
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DeleteCastle are u from Owerri? lol
ReplyDeleteYou guys are amazing.
Very funny lol 🤣😂😂🤣
ReplyDeleteDante!!!😂😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteEka your own is better my friend named her baby purity, her mother in law exclaimed why will you name my grandchild spirit 😂😂 , see laugh and correction that day ,na she still call sanitizer stabilizer during covid she likes English ehh😂
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