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There are certain people you meet, hear or read about and you can't help but admire something if not everything about them. Strength, talents, creativity and all.
This page is for such people though right now I have none in my head.
Some of them I read about in newspapers (Yes, I still read newspapers), some in magazines, some I know personally and some I know by reputation.
Yes! I'm going to feature any fictional character I fall in love with. I'll do my best to bring them alive don't worry.
           Enjoy. xxx

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  1. ayobami odusote30 August 2017 at 19:02

    When your Imagination comes alive....spooky!spooky!! spooky!!!.....lool

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  2. ayobami odusote30 August 2017 at 19:02

    When your Imagination comes alive....spooky!spooky!! spooky!!!.....lool

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