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"Pain Reproach And Struggle Led Me To God's Amazing Grace" Sunmbo Ajaba
Girls are not smiling at all o.I thought there was an adage which says "the cane used in beating the first wife is kept up there for the second wife"
Yeah right......that adage doesn't work one bit.It was just coined to put check on people's morals.To start with,this write up is just from my own myopic point of view of the Tchidi Chikere vs Ex wife Sophia and the soon to be new wife,Nuella Njubigbo.You don't have to agree though.
According to Nuella's statement,she confirmed dating Tchidi and they'll be getting married soon.Father of three boys who get wife!!Fear God o.
"Let me start by confirming some of the rumours you may have heard. Yes, the traditional marriage rites between Tchidi Chikere and I will be performed soon. This was not the way we imagined or planned it, but as they say, nobody has a crystal ball to tell where or who we end up with.In the past two years, Tchidi and I worked
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Many people saw Annie Idibia for the first time in the video of 2Face's song titled African Queen. Her beauty stunned many people. Interestingly, this was just the beginning of her successful celebrity life, which has not come easy. She ventured into modelling and acting and has over 10 movies to her credit.
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Annie Idibia is a Nigerian actress, businesswoman, and model. She is also known for being the wife of singer Innocent Idibia, professionally known as 2Face. But how familiar are you with her early life and profession?
Annie Idibia's profile summary
- Full name: Annie Macaulay Idibia
- Gender: Female
- Date of birth: November 13th, 1984
- Age: 37 years (as of March 2022)
- Zodiac sign: Scorpio
- Place of birth: Eket, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria
- Nationality: Nigerian
- Ethnicity: African
- Religion: Christianity
- Profession: Actress, model, businesswo
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A dream borne out of necessity, a dream birthed at a period when the black man was defined bygd the scourge of work he could offer and the burdens he could take.
Work hard at keeping your dream alive, no matter how fickle they seem for you never can tell how big or important it may become.
Keep your dream alive!
Many years gone by, August 28, 1963 exactly. Martin Luther King Jr. made profound proclamations about a dream he had had in his speech, “I have a dream.”
A speech that resounded from many years back unto our day.
Dr. King cried:
“I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but bygd the content of their character.
I still have a dream, a dream deeply rooted in the American dream – one day this nation will rise up and live up to its creed, ‘We hold these truths to be self evident: that all dock are created equal.’ inom have a dream …