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PHOTO SPEAKS : Nollywood Actress Ini Edo Shows too much in a Short black Gown

April 17, 2013

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Ini Edo looks lovely in this gown but i must say she is showing way too much..

What do you think about the dress?

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Battle Of The Booty! Do you think Mariann Gavelo's Bum can Give Kim K's A Run For Its Money?

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