Be giving yourself hope.

Oboy eeeeh MI na dwarf ah swear down!

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M.I be like I look up to God

7up d difference is clear

I guess it was because of MI's height that made Miss World, Agbani Darego turn him down when he proposed to her. Poor MI! Smh

I can trace angle of elevation and depression from this

rheether:
I will never get married to a short guy not even Jude Abaga.

Alryt.. Buh how tall are u?

rheether:
I will never get married to a short guy not even Jude Abaga.

Alryt... Buh how tall are you?

Teeworld13:
I can trace angle of elevation and depression from this

Dats cold...

I'm taller than the two of em put together, but mehn .. MI almost turn midget oo..

rheether:
Be giving yourself hope.

miss I'm tall ... u know

wow feels so good to see the mr incredible looking up2 someone

M.I short o

Short black boy

rheether:
I will never get married to a short guy not even Jude Abaga.

Me too, i will never get married to an ugly mbeke!

see he dey look up to ''heaven''

cant say anytn bcs am short... nt lyk MI though

We need texts not emotion

vivianblog3:

I tall pass this guy now

huh? @Judge Worksunlimited

Worksunlimited:


Dats cold...

M.I like " can't do this mehn, am afraid of heights"

MI is a self-assertive midget

Lmao. The Nigga is not That Tall.
MI is Just a Dwarf

dwarf...

LadyGee2014:
Source»» Click Here For More Hot Story

Heart Touching story!!!
This one cuts deep inside,will make you cry..!!
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One young man went to
apply for a managerial
position in a big company.

Write
He passed the initial
interview, and now would
meet the director for the
final interview.
The director discovered
from his CV that the youth’s
academic achievements
were excellent. He asked,
“Did you obtain any
scholarships in school?”
the youth answered “no”.
” Was it your father who
paid for your school fees?”
“My father passed away
when I was one year old, it
was my mother who paid
for my schoolfees.” he
replied.
” Where did your mother
work?”
“My mother worked as
clothes cleaner.”
The director requested the
youth to show his hands.
The youth showed a pair of
hands that were smooth
and perfect.
” Have you ever helped
your mother wash the
clothes before?”
“Never, my mother always
wanted me to study and
read more books. Besides,
my mother can wash
clothes faster than me.
The director said, “I have a
request. When you go
home today, go and clean
your mother’s hands, and
then see me tomorrow
morning.
The youth felt that his
chance of landing the job
was high. When he went
back home, he asked his
mother to let him clean her
hands. His mother felt
strange, happy but with
mixed feelings, she showed
her hands to her son.
The youth cleaned his
mother’s hands slowly. His
tear fell as he did that. It
was the first time he
noticed that his mother’s
hands were so wrinkled,
and there were so many
bruises in her hands. Some
bruises were so painful
that his mother winced
when he touched it.
This was the first time the
youth realized that it was
this pair of hands that
washed the clothes
everyday to enable him to
pay the school fees. The
bruises in the mother’s
hands were the price that
the mother had to pay for
his education, his school
activities and his future.
After cleaning his mother
hands, the youth quietly
washed all the remaining
clothes for his mother.
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Write ur story finish or foget it

When AM down,I look up to u

MI NA 1/2

rheether:
I will never get married to a short guy not even Jude Abaga.

Get clay and mould a tall man by yourself nah.

Very funny oooooooooooooooooooooo

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