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2016 Review: Niyi Olu Emmanuel, 2016, The Blessings And Lessons So Far

My life has been a testimony as far back as I can remember. I've been through a lot in this little life I've lived so far. Facebook has been an escape world for me and I find strength in my God as I fought my way through in life.

After failed attempts to graduate two (2) years back, (I spilled twice), I was discouraged and depressed, but my Jesus is ever sweet to me, I've had beautiful life in Christ Jesus. To HIM alone be all the glory. Hallelujah!

Hmm! Facebook has afforded me the opportunity of meeting friends, beautiful ones at that.

Alphagirl Anthony, a tiny voiced, long legged friend of mine, her crazy posts and character made my days most times as I laughed heartily, you're such a darling.

Norberts Cindy, she was first my partner in attacking Rita then she became my Bae, she possess a good heart and "shy", (although I don't believe she's shy sha). I cherish you girl, (still waiting for my birthday post from you sha).

Ujam Emmanuel is my guy any day anytime. We started out on a wrong foot (my fault anyway), his deep voice is an assurance of is committed friendship, (looking forward to a better relationship in 2017). You're lifted my guy.

Voke Ogedegbe, is another beautiful soul I met here, she can joke with anything and a foodie of life. (Ujam Emmanuel is actually their grand master, then Voke, then Riri).

Jimmy Jim, Voke's crush, a guy I can rely on. Abiodun Samuel, my namesake but always ready to be serious, Bwahaha, (Rita is the originator of that kinda laugh o).

Ciana Joy, she get mouth like parrot and can type in her sleep, giving all the details, (I pray for such grace). She's got talents. She's a case too. SGD, (pay me for the meaning).

I love you all. I pray for a better relationship in 2017.

I am Ibn El-Gibbor.

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  1. Ciana Joy31 December 2016 at 09:13

    Niyi welcome ooo...so na me get mouth like parrot baa? All the same, thanks for being part of 2016...I heart you

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