• 15 Times Nene Leakes Reminded Us Of Our Bad Belle Friend

    The shadiest of them all!

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    1. How they call you to ask for money

    Every time, ‘Abeg I need your epp’.

    2. How they react when you ask them for money

    They’re never ‘on seat’.

    3. Them, immediately you start talking about yourself

    How dare you stop talking about them?

    4. How they look at you when you’re slaying

    So much hate!

    5. The only way they know to give you a compliment

    They can’t see anything good.

    6. This is basically how they describe your friendship with them

    As per, it’s not that deep.

    7. How they end every sentence now that they’ve hammered

    As if God won’t do it for the rest of us.

    8. Whenever you tell them to invite you to an event

    Because they don’t want you to win at life.

    9. How they wish you happy birthday every year

    That’s if they remember sef.

    10. How they react when you try to borrow something from them

    As if you asked them to give you one kidney.

    11. How they act when you stylishly ask them to return what you lent them

    On top your own thing o!

    12. Them, when you try to talk about your life problems

    Just carry your problems to Jesus.

    13. When you correct them for doing something wrong

    Sorry is not in their dictionary.

    14. The only thing they talk about all the time

    The haters are kuku invisible.

    15. You, when you realise they’re just a bad belle person

    Carry your wahala and go abeg!

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