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Enajedus fix burial date for their demised mother’s funeral rites

The Enajedu families of Owhelogbo in Isoko North Local Government of Delta State have fixed December 14th 2024 for the burial of their mother, Mrs Deborah Enajedu who passed on at the ripe age of 85.
Madam Deborah Enajedu passed on September 17th, 2024.
The burial schedule has been announced in a notice signed by her son Barrister JN Enajedu, a Lagos based lawyer.

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I like ladies who wear short dresses – Falz

Nigerian rapper, Folarin Falana, popularly known as Falz, has expressed his admiration for miniskirts and short dresses.
Speaking in a recent podcast interview with Madame Joyce, Falz revealed that he loves women in short dresses.
According to him, short dresses bring out the sexiness in women.
“I have a thing for short skirts and short dresses. They bring out the sexiness in a woman. I so much like miniskirts,” he said.
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