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bel145777
โ™ฉ๐•ญ๐”ข๐”ฉ๐”ฉ๐”ขโœช :
Eu racheei com o jeito que ele se virou enquanto tava agachado kkkk
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duarte_p2
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maki a estragando os planos de hakari kkkkk
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kinji7771
๐™†๐™ž๐™ฃ๐™Ÿ๐™ž ๐™ƒ๐™–๐™ ๐™–๐™ง๐™ž :
esse cabeรงa de maxixe.
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Born Moshood Adisa Olabisi Ajala, he was a Nigerian born in Ghana and raised in Lagos. He went to school at Baptist Academy, Lagos, and Ibadan Boysโ€™ High School. At 18, he left for America to study. In June 1952, he cycled from Chicago to Los Angeles on a lecture tour, about 2,280 miles. American newspapers couldnโ€™t get enough of him. In 1957 he set off from London on a Vespa scooter to tour the world. He reportedly visited 87 countries, including Israel, Egypt, Palestine, India and the United States. He met presidents, prime ministers and leaders on the way. In 1963 he told the story in his book An African Abroad, with an introduction by Tom Mboya. He was bold with his words too. He said the world should send doctors to Africa and missionaries to Chicago. He was a journalist, travel writer, actor and Lagos socialite. Juju legend Ebenezer Obey immortalised him in the 1972 album Board Members with the line โ€œAjala travel all over the world.โ€ That line is why the name Ajala still means โ€œsomeone who is always out and aboutโ€ in Lagos today. But the legendโ€™s ending was quiet. Ajala died on 2 February 1999, living in a rented apartment on Adeniran Street, Bariga, after a stroke. ๐Ÿ“ธ Video: NIV  ๐ŸŽถ Music: Ebenezer Obey  #HistoricalLagos #AjalaTravels #AjalaTheTraveller #OlabisiAjala #AjalaTravelledAllOverTheWorld LagosHistory NigerianHistory NigeriaHistory AfricanHistory OldLagos LagosLegends NigerianLegends EbenezerObey JujuMusic YorubaHistory YorubaCulture AfricanTraveler Vespa OldNaija NigeriaThrowback ThrowbackNigeria LagosThroughTime LagosBlackAndWhite NostalgicNigeria KnowYourHistory NigerianCulture LagosLife Lagos Naija NigeriaPride
Born Moshood Adisa Olabisi Ajala, he was a Nigerian born in Ghana and raised in Lagos. He went to school at Baptist Academy, Lagos, and Ibadan Boysโ€™ High School. At 18, he left for America to study. In June 1952, he cycled from Chicago to Los Angeles on a lecture tour, about 2,280 miles. American newspapers couldnโ€™t get enough of him. In 1957 he set off from London on a Vespa scooter to tour the world. He reportedly visited 87 countries, including Israel, Egypt, Palestine, India and the United States. He met presidents, prime ministers and leaders on the way. In 1963 he told the story in his book An African Abroad, with an introduction by Tom Mboya. He was bold with his words too. He said the world should send doctors to Africa and missionaries to Chicago. He was a journalist, travel writer, actor and Lagos socialite. Juju legend Ebenezer Obey immortalised him in the 1972 album Board Members with the line โ€œAjala travel all over the world.โ€ That line is why the name Ajala still means โ€œsomeone who is always out and aboutโ€ in Lagos today. But the legendโ€™s ending was quiet. Ajala died on 2 February 1999, living in a rented apartment on Adeniran Street, Bariga, after a stroke. ๐Ÿ“ธ Video: NIV ๐ŸŽถ Music: Ebenezer Obey #HistoricalLagos #AjalaTravels #AjalaTheTraveller #OlabisiAjala #AjalaTravelledAllOverTheWorld LagosHistory NigerianHistory NigeriaHistory AfricanHistory OldLagos LagosLegends NigerianLegends EbenezerObey JujuMusic YorubaHistory YorubaCulture AfricanTraveler Vespa OldNaija NigeriaThrowback ThrowbackNigeria LagosThroughTime LagosBlackAndWhite NostalgicNigeria KnowYourHistory NigerianCulture LagosLife Lagos Naija NigeriaPride

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