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Counselor Lutterodt said he has the same drug supplier with Lydia Forson and GhanaCelebrities.com has accordingly updated you on that.
That was just the first crack on Counselor’s counter attack beehive as he later granted an interview to Eugene Osafo Nkansah of PeaceFmOnline where his no nonsense bees descended on Lydia Forson, attacked her, left painful stings on her skin and well addressed the issue by means which dresses Lydia Forson in some clothes you wouldn’t want to see.
Bruno Mars has no hard feelings against Motown Records for dropping him over a decade ago, admitting he wasn’t ready for stardom at the time.
Bruno Mars now views his arrest for cocaine possession as a cautionary “reality check”.
The 20-year-old student who shared pictures of herself in bed with Usain Bolt is the widow of a notorious Rio de Janeiro drug lord known as Diná Terror (pictured right) according to new reports.
Jady Duarte gained popularity on Monday after she shared photos showing Olympic champion Usain Bolt cuddling and kissing her while in bed. According to reports from Brazilian media, Jady Duarte is said to have two children with Douglas Donato Pereira aka Diná Terror, who was shot dead by police in March after being wanted for at least 10 violent crimes.
The world still cannot accept and understand why Malia Obama, Barack’s Obama eldest daughter was captured getting high on what reports has it to be cannabis. How else must we explain this for people to leave the exuberant young lady the hell alone—at this stage in her life she needs to experience this kind of things and make her own mistakes.
Moreover the president himself admitted to smoking in his youth so is it not obvious the tree this apple is falling from, I ask once again.
Jarvis Chimenes Pavao, one of South America’s deadliest and most feared drug lords was sentenced to 8 years in prison after being found guilty of money laundering charges and was locked up in Tacumb prison in Asuncion, Paraguay, where he lived a life of luxury just like any other day in the free world.
Tacumbu penitentiary is considered one of the most overcrowded and violent jail of Paraguay – with inmates often starving to death or being involved in riots, fortunately Jarvis did not have to go through that hapless ordeal.
