Nigerian porn star, Annie Blonde narrates why she went into the profession

Nigerian porn star, Annie Blonde narrates why she went into the profession

One of Nigerian porn stars, Annie Blonde who has featured in one of the porn clips of Kingtblackhoc, has come out to state why she decided to go into such profession.

Writing on Instagram, the porn star said she is not sharing her story to get pity or love but to let people know that they shouldn’t be quick to judge.

She wrote:

Am not Wrighting this to get pity or love frm anyone ,Let me start frm this I grew up with my uncle and aunty I went to primary sch secondary sch and then to the university I left ui when I was in 200l going to 300l I really never wanted to leave but I had to leave when I was raped (I went home for holidays like any normal child would go home I was raped which was caused by aunty cause I was sent out in the middle of the night because of meat � because I forgot 1000naira meat )

The day I was raped I never told anyone at home cause even if I did everyone will think I was a lair I will never forget the spot I was raped I was in the hospital for a week cried for pain needed help I left home left sch behind. I looked for job everywhere no one was ready to help until I get laid with which I really needed the money to go to sch since my admission was not expired yet I didn’t have anywhere to go because I left home I was called a bastard many times my uncle always said I should go and die like my mother did

To be sincere have never seen my father or mother b4 I don’t knw who my sisters and brothers are even if I see them I will never knw they are the ones . The rest part is for another day .never judge anyone don’t be too quick to condemn cause no one knws we’re we will all end up on the last day .

 

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A NICE PIECE ON INTEGRITY

 

Oluwanishola Akeju writes and I thought it wise to share:

Just few weeks after I completed my NYSC. One of our family friend was urged to help me out with a job. He was a well known man in the city. We were sanguined and cocksure about his ability, because he trades with big men.

Soon enough, he called me one morning to meet him at his office which I did. I got there, I met two other men together with him. He told me to wait while they bring their meeting to an end. So I went back to the reception.

Shortly, he called me hurriedly after putting a call through to the receptionist. He requested i get him a car spare part. He sent me with what looked like he had no idea of the price. So he gave me excess cash and with any amount I get to price it, I should buy. So I took his car.

He suggested an area where I could find it to make it easier. And since I had no other place in mind, I went to the area he had mentioned.

I checked about 4 different shops. I noticed the price was with a difference of hundreds. But the lowest of the price was 12,000naira. I was given 45,000naira. I bought it.

On my way back. I started feeling uneasy. I began to envisage on the remaining cash.

I thought about making and claiming the price was much more. I percolated on making it over 30k; I also thought again about making it just 22k after all I was still going to tender a lot of cash.

I was really broke during that period which made it a tough test. I thought of several urgent things I needed that I would’ve been able to attend to.

Then It came to my mind that

“The blessing of God, it makes rich, and he adds no sorrow with it.”

I couldn’t pray about what choice to make.

But Firmly, I took my stand never to make a different price.

I returned to his office and gave him the cash left.

He asked about how I had gone pricing and buying which I narrated exactly how I had gone to several shops to make sure the price wasn’t outrageous.

Just like a movie, they all stood to shake my hands. Reluctantly, I reached for their hands as I was surprised.

Those men in there, were there to experience my final test before my appointment for a post. They were manager and director of a private company.

They needed a purchasing officer fitting to handle both big and little ‘purchase’ in their establishment.

Where I had gone to buy, they’ve access to their mobile contacts. All the shops that sells car parts in that area were owned by just one person who was also their friend. It was just a call to confirm how much I had paid.

They were happy while I was still shocked with the question what if…

I was proud of myself.

That was how I got the job.

“Sometimes being sincere isn’t for the good of others but for your breakthrough”. A friend said

Honesty pays.

Every short cut eventually cuts short the journey and dream.

We must imbibe discipline, honesty, integrity, morals and live them as lifestyle.

Do not eat your tomorrow today.
Do not destroy your God-given opportunity by playing smart.
Do not destroy your image and family name on the altar of pressing needs.

Godliness with contentment, a GREAT GAIN.

Have a lovely weekend ahead
Good afternoon

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