She is even ugly sef. What ever

jmoore:
Tear rubber. She must be a virgin, no negotiation.

A man with a brand new dick deserves a woman with a tear-rubber honeypot for marriage.

see your big head lol

This one na real war ooo

Wicked set of people

Nice car, i will buy it for my future husy

So i was browsing through my Facebook timeline, chatting with some good friend then i stumble upon this. Why on earth would a lady say this publicly without hiding her face? Hmmmm future mothers and housewives

cool such a nice precious stones to keep

Frontpage things ooo this guy na my guy ooo him too sabi

The Goal Nigeria Player Of The Year (NPOTY) for 2015 has been announced and guess who the winner is? Benue Born football star Fanen Adi popularly known as Fanendo Adi. The 25-year-old Nigerian who hails from Benue State plays in the Major League Soccer for Portland Timbers who are currently winners of MLS Cup Trophy.

The giant strong Portland frontman Fanendo Adi who stand 6ft 4 inches, has 18 goals to boot and is been nominated as the Goal Nigeria Player Of The Year (NPOTY) 2015.

When Nigeria fans typically consider their compatriots in the United States, the name that typically springs to mind is Oba Martins. It's easy to understand why the forward still enjoys a fine reputation in Europe, he has shone in spells for the Super Eagles, and he has proven consistently that he can be a devastating presence in Major League Soccer.

However, while Martins scored 15 goals in 2015 for Seattle Sounders, and was thrice runner up in the division's Player of the Week award, Adi scored 16 goals during the regular season (and a further two in the play-offs) and twice won the Player of the Week award. What's more, while Obagoal has never won the MLS Cup in three attempts, Adi and his Timbers team managed it after a 2-1 victory over Columbus Crew in Ohio at the beginning of December.
Fanendo Adi is considered to be a good replacement for Obafemi and Emenike and we just hope Sunday Oliseh gives him a chance.
Read More to find out the full list of contestants here http://www.benuefamily.com/2015/12/benue-born-star-footballer-fanendo-adi.html

cc: lalasticlala, ijebabe, ishilove

ok oooo

EroticAngelina:
she ain't ashamed of her disgusting self
her mates are getting married and making it in lyf, she's here sharing dickzz with her shameless friend.

I no blame her sha..
.#NaDasuliCauseAm

HoHoHoHo true talk but wetin concern Dasuki here Now?

What is even the big deal about sex? mtcheeeew! stuff kinda over hype

So fly boy is wasted?

Why is this on frontpage?

okay ooo

Na waooo

Not Impressed at all

Blew same kiss to her

tgmservice:
They all have the same type of car or are they sharing one ride

Maybe

Are you sure this is real? or you just looking for signups

Whobedatte:
both of una resemble both of una resemble

For where?

Drunk driving

Hoooo Hoooo Ugly dude

Hmmmm na waooo

lol

Mou is to blame for his arrogance. Always fighting players, coaches and team doctors

Perhaps he is tired ***** Wizkid my luv **** take am easy ooo

i donbelievit

ooooo na soo?

On Thursday, December 17, was the last day Jose Mourinho coached Chelsea as he was relieved of his duties at Stamford Bridge by the owner Roman Abramovich having reached a mutual agreement for the interest of the club.

This means, the Portuguese will be paid a staggering £40 million as severance pay but lets see how the Chelsea top players like John Terry, Diego Costa, Azpillicueta, Matic, Fabregas and others took to social media to react to the axing of the Special one at the club. Club captain John Terry, was pictured storming out of the training ground, looking rather upset as he refused to say anything concerning Mourinho’s exit.

On the other hand, Gary Cahill was caught on camera looking dejected after hearing about the sacking of manager, Jose Mourinho.

Meanwhile, Diego Costa was also pictured looking devastated as he left the Cobham training ground following the sacking of the manager who took him to England from Atletico Madrid, as Gary Cahill also showed signs of distaste with the latest casualty at the club.

Fellow Spaniard Cesar Azpilicueta was also among players who paid tribute to Mourinho, as they believe the Portuguese would be missed by the club’s stars and fans worldwide.

Cesc Fabregas was credited as being the first player to react to the manager’s sacking as the former Arsenal captain took to social media to express his disgust at the new development.

Check out their tweets below:
Source: http://www.benuefamily.com/2015/12/see-how-chelsea-players-reacted-to-jose.html

Do you think some of these players were responsible for Mourinho's sack at Chelsea? I don't think so. The Portuguese hardly stay more than three years in a club.

this shows why too many Nigerians love corruption. Will Nigeria ever change?

eyaaa guys wicked oooo