Having sΒ£x with different men makes you a HOE
Having sΒ£x with different women makes you a HOE maker
I watched the interview and I couldn't hold back my laughter π
βI am a laborer at Mile 12 Market. I help people carry their goods, including bags of tomatoes, peppers, and other vegetables.
My biggest problem in this market is that Hausa people (Aboki) often beat us up, and there is usually no one to stand up for us.
If you get into a fight with one of them, before you can even say a word, his fellow Aboki will surround you and gang up against you.
But my fellow Yorubas donβt do the same, and it is worrisome.β
ββ Risikat Alade, 57
Kanye West was NOT FEELING it after meeting top ΓF stars Breckie Hill & Sophie Rain and finding out they used FILTERS on their EXPLICIT content to SCAM their fans after spending $5 BILLION DOLLARS on them π³
"Why are you guys so ugly in real life. You guys have so many pimples, stop catfishing your fans."
Femi Kuti came out publicly and opened up about how he discovered that two kids out of his many kids weren't actually his but for another men after he conducted a DNA test on them. He was able to come to that discovery because of a famous agenda that was going on in Fela's shrine that a particular child of his doesn't look like him.
At first, he didn't even give a damn about it but then his sister, Yemi Kuti advised him to conduct a DNA test on his kids to prove the naysayers wrong. But at the end of the whole drama, The DNA test proved the naysayers right, and it even came out that they were two of them who weren't his biological kids.
Note: We would always say that what others say about us doesn't matter at all, but it matters at times. Just imagine if that agenda never started in the shrine, he'd have never got no idea that those two children in his closet weren't his.
Funny how Men would spend their last dime on their mums and receive nothing but prayers in return, but when it comes to their girlfriends, they start setting limits, as if their girlfriends havenβt played motherly roles in their lives, too.