Hey Joe

1 like = 1 totally unnecessary but random fact about me.

@SexyDoyin1 @KillaKreww Because they want to

@KillaKreww I honestly don’t understand why people will want to bleach their skin.

Meagan Good opens up about all the backlash she received from unintentionally BLEACHING her skin and had Jess Hilarious apologize for making bad jokes about her 😳👀 “I would never do that to myself and it broke my heart to think that young Black girls would think that I did that or that I don’t like myself.”

March Dump ❄️

Life expectancy in Nigeria is so low that all these actors are dead and this movie was made in just 2004.

Even better....

Dem don almost share the grace before you discover the key.

Age of Adeline is the best romantic drama I've ever seen

For those who are not aware, this id!ot was caught on CCTV mol£sting or s£xually ass@ulting a minor (14-year-old girl). He was sent to a 5-year prison after being found guilty, on four-count charges. He returned from prison and began to jump on podcasts to whitewash himself in preparation to return to his job - Acting. Why? Most producers will not give him a role with his scandal, and brands will hardly associate with him. This is what we can “crisis PR.”✍️

Another day as a Lagosian #shotoniphone

I wish Lagos didn’t hate cameras 😮‍💨 #shotoniphone

Fulani Christians remind me of the early church, born in a hostile environment. May the Lord increase them day by day. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

Photo of the day 📸 PS: parks are therapeutic

@OscarPatel Watched the video and I couldn't find a single thing wrong with you. You were such a beautiful young boy

My Full Transformation Story

if i’m a manchester united fan i would never like him 😭

Time is precious Spend it on things and people that matter.

I remember a new born baby who came in with seizures(convulsions) and severe breathing difficultly. Child also had features of down syndrome...it doesn't stop there, the delivery was complicated with prolonged labour. The baby got even worse while on admission and so we had to...

Britain is a Christian country. But if the people of Britain don't start acting like it, it will soon become an Islamic country. Semi-skimmed decaf Christianity won't cut it anymore. It never did. It must be the real thing. Full-fat faith. All in. Dropped nets. Dead to sin. Alive to Christ. Obeying His Word. Living it out both privately and publicly. That's how great nations like Britain were forged, because we weren't scared to live out our foundational beliefs out-loud and to encourage others to follow our lead. Functionally agnostic "I'm-not-your-every-week-sort-of-Churchgoer" slop will not ultimately restore Britain, at least not if we are serious about returning to the foundations that once made our nation great. The Britain of our forefathers was built by those who, if presented with Jesus' famous question to Peter, “But who do you say that I am?” could have replied as Peter did, without equivocation: “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” (Matt. 16:15-16). Like Peter, you may stumble, you may face moments of trial and temptation and failure, but the question is, fellow patriots, do you believe Jesus is the Christ? Is he the Son of the living God? Is He the Lord, who came from heaven, died for your sins, and rose on the third day and ascended to the life everlasting, defeating death forever for those who believe in His name? If not, then you and the nation you love, are in grave danger. But if so, then there is great hope indeed, and you must shout it from the rooftops and let your life and the lives of your fellow patriots reflect this hope all the way up and all the way down. If a critical mass of British people do this, if we really live as a Christian country which embodies Christian virtue, law, and culture as an outworking of genuine Christian faith, then I have no doubt that we will make this country exceedingly great again.

At Heathrow Airport on my way to Glasgow this morning, I noticed a sweet, pleasant smell that made me delay my check-in for a couple of minutes just so I could get the name of the perfume. Man was on call, but he kinda noticed I was trying to get his attention. He said, ZARA (FASHIONABLY LONDON N°O4). Entered ZARA store and to my greatest surprise, the perfume is less than £50.

Money is tough to make, sometimes very tough... Don't waste money by giving it to a woman that isn't yours.

February dump🛟