Crimpsy:
op,u be AKA GUM

because of stinginess, u go cut yourself

If u get money, no dey pursue Woman

I am somehow rich I just don’t wan to be deceive

I actually need help not laughs please advise

Every month my girl bill me 2000 for pad, I took it for real and that she uses two sets Becks she bleed excess excess
So this month yesterday i went to buy it and say to myself lemme check how blood will make it useless for her to use many so I cut my anus side small and wrap one to see how I’ll bleed and the blood do not finish one pad. So now I’ve seen that she’s scamming me

Nigeria to win

Zazzoooooo

pointblank247:
I have a magnum , 1.7m

How much

My man

Chaiya

Chai

Chei

Oburu202:
All white girls belly button are so beautiful. All of them. But Nigerian girls are just idk

u dey chop belly button
Nothing dey there, nobody looks better or uglier due to their belly button jare

How much for the engine

Create whatsapp group OP

I have not embarrassed myself yet.

We need more sites

Andy Blaze has released a new EP, ‘Heartbroken Playboy’ which features Danny Hermit and Debstar.

Storyline rendition to the Roses that adorn a new found love and how it dies when not nurtured properly.

Cc lalasticlala seun mynd_44

https://mpmania.com/download-mp3/albums/andy-blaze-heartbroken-playboy/

Justin Fashanu was a rugged English striker and the first black soccer player to be traded for a million pounds. He was also openly gay.

Justin Fashanu was a rugged English striker and the first black soccer player to be traded for a million pounds. He was also openly gay.



On the morning of May 3, 1998, Justin Fashanu was found dead. He had hung himself in a disused garage lock in Shoreditch, East London, about a mile away from where he had been born in Hackney, 37 years prior. He had spent the hour before his death at the Chariots Roman Spa, a local gay sauna. His last words, in a suicide note, were “I hope the Jesus I love welcomes me home.”

And so ended the life of the first openly gay professional soccer player.

When Michael Sam made his recent courageous announcement, there was a sense of him standing on the shoulders of giants, retired gay US sports stars like Billy Bean, Wade Davis, and Dave Kopay. Justin Fashanu had no such mentors. Sam’s coming out was (largely) met with sympathy in the media. His was a highly choreographed and meticulous outing with agents, publicists and America’s premier print publications and broadcasters all onside. As he told the sympathetic New York Times, “I just wanted to own my own truth.” When Justin Fashanu came out in 1990, in a bigoted and bruising England that was staggering through the end of a decade of rule by Margaret Thatcher, Fashanu had no such allies in public relations or the English media. When threatened with an outing, Justin accepted a tabloid newspaper’s meager payoff and gave them all the tawdry gossip they wanted to hear. The truth did not matter. Justin was the first canary in the coalmine, the first to come out of the closet in a toxic era. He was never going to own his own truth.

Justin Fashanu was born in inner-city London, the son of a Nigerian barrister and Guyanese nurse. An absconding father and a mother unable to make ends meet led to Justin and his younger brother, John, being sent to Barnardo’s, a charitable British institution that prepares children for fostering and adoption. Justin was six years old when empty nesters Alf and Betty Jackson of Attleborough, in the pastoral county of Norfolk, about 120 miles northeast of London, agreed to foster the Fashanu brothers.

Justin had been a promising teenage boxer, twice a British Amateur Junior Heavyweight finalist when aged 14 and 15. He could have been a contender, but for the persistence of a scout at local soccer club, Norwich City—a quintessential small town team nicknamed the Canaries–who persuaded him he could have a career in soccer. Justin was signed as an apprentice and spent his school holidays honing his skills with the pros.

After moving to the United States, in 1998 he was questioned by police when a seventeen-year-old boy accused him of sexual assault. He was charged, and an arrest warrant for him was issued in Howard County, Maryland, on 3 April 1998, but he had already left his flat.According to his suicide note, fearing he would not get a fair trial because of his homosexuality,he fled to England,where he killed himself in London in May 1998. His suicide note stated that the sex was consensual.In 2020, Fashanu was inducted into the National Football Museum Hall of Fame.

https://roadsandkingdoms.com/2014/the-life-and-death-of-justin-fashanu/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justin_Fashanu

Cc lalasticlala seun mynd_44

Give us live link to watch na

Aguerooooo

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All this things u list here.. Then tell u say the call go pass one day?

U think say u wise

Chelsea for life