@olujoshdare 🤣🤣Angel and that his yeye dance were stressing everybody out!
You’re right, Horace definitely does too much! But I think that makes it even more interesting. He inherited wealth too, but learned how to maintain it. His kids inherited the wealth and the enjoyment spirit.😅
Beauty in Black S2 actually made me understand Horace a lot better because I just realized… I don’t think that man hates his children. 😭
He hates what privilege has turned them into.
Look at Angel….
She understands business, power and money. She works, she strategizes, and she knows how to hold her own. Same reason Kimmie stands out. #Beautyinblack
Angel wasn’t even raised with that privilege, but give him a taste of it and BOOM, Horace had acquired another child.🤣
And I think this also explains Horace’s respect for Mallory. Whatever else you can say about that woman, Mallory is NOT unserious. 😂
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•Invention: Surgical Instruments
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•Invention: Camera Obscura
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•Invention: Algebra
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•Invention: Automated Machines
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•Invention: Tusi Couple
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•Invention: Social Science (Historiography)
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So, my husband ask him to come and stay with us, instead of having to Rent an Hostel.
He has been staying with us now going to two months.
Atanda, three days ago i noticed a change of behaviour in my 9 yrs old daughter and i had to do my observation and i noticed my daughter has been deflowered.
The Story of Candido Da Rocha.
Nigeria’s first millionaire.
If you are Yoruba & you spend allot your mom should have called you Da Rocha before 😊.
He even took his cloths to London for laundry 🧺
All you need to know about him.
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