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He Schoolled @ Saint Gregory's college Obalende Lagos & Local Government Secondary Commercial School, LGSCS Atan Ota Ogun State.
Graduated 08/09 session in Olabisi Onabanjo University Ogun State Nigeria, studied Industrial Chemistry and completed his NYSC year 2010 Lagos State
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Age unknown buh accoding to information gathered, he is in his late 30th and not yet married..
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He love hanging out with people of his like mind and fun to be with...
He currently spend most of his life in Lagos Alagbado axis as people claims he loves women and clubing although there is no prove to confirm this from him.
Kenzo Joined the entertainment industry 06/07 and his 1st record deal was with Lompec Records where he did his first group track with Double Rain.
His 2nd record deal was with Sesho Music production in the year 2010 where he produced 4 dope tracks that is yet to be released.
He has worked with many producers like X-pensiv T of Trade Banks entertainment, Jhyboy, Mic Ade, Naxo, So Sweet of Felohun Records, Deo's Beat and many more to Mention in few
Currently have about 40 tracks to be released and out of which he drops "Money & Fame" ft Mchil and Lyrickle, few weeks later he drops another single titled "Omoge Mi"
From his latest interview at Orange Music Ghana he said he preferred to feature upcoming artistes in his album yet to be released and has currently feature artistes like JOS, Banny Fasta Fosto, Jhyboi, Blaq Wheezy, Young Versatile, Bryma, Eagles Wingz, Cruzy King, Concord, Tureal, Triple A, X-pensive T, Sunnepack Jeazy, EaZz and more jst in few.
Kenzo Da Dodoribado is signed under Orange Music Production Africa. He also manage all affairs in the Record Label and it's a subsidiary of Marcorvnikov's Music entertainment...
He his set to release this
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"Kolo" a dope jab produced by Sesho in the Seshorian World Entertainment Lagos Nigeria on the 10th of Feb 2015
This song as I believe said by Misteer Kenzo is a job dat beatz and sets to make the music industry shaking...
Let's support Good music if we hear one
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1. They're critical of you. Do they criticize the way you dress? Do they put you down for not doing something "perfect"? That being said, do they talk badly about you to other people?
2. They seem to want to "compete" with you rather than support. Do they make comments to you that highlight how they "did that better"? Did they manage to accomplish something, but then put you down for not doing the same? Do they try to take up your interests or hobbies in a way to try to "beat you" in some way?
3. They're users. Are they always asking you to do them a favor? Do they owe you quite a bit of money, but keep making excuses to not pay you back? Are they always coming to you looking for help but they are never there for you when you need help?
4. They try to make moves on your partner — or they start dating your ex without discussing it with you first. Actions like this are a reflection of how much they truly value your friendship.
5. They lie to you — a lot. A few little lies is one thing, but when there are many, it can really negatively effect the genuineness of the friendship. If you are the type of person that values honesty, vulnerability and creating depth in your relationships then having a friend that chronically lies isn't going to support you in that.
6. They don't really support you. When you are going through a difficult time, are they there for you? Do they provide you with a good listening ear? Do they support you in your goals? Do they "cheer you on" in your endeavors and ask you how you've been doing?
Finally, ask yourself the following questions: Why am I friends with this person? What do I gain by being friends with this person? What do I enjoy when being friends with this person?
If you can't really answer those questions and a few or all of these five signs are true for you, then a legitimate breakup may be in order.
Ultimately, remember this: Our friendships are a reflection of who we are. As we are growing and evolving as human beings, we may realize that some aspect of ourselves is no longer serving us. As a result, we may find ourselves needing to let friends go as well. It may involve creating some distance to give ourselves space to grow or it may involve needing to set boundaries for ourselves and "breaking up" with that friend. Either way, both are a natural aspect to our growth.
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1.) Does your makeup make you look like a "prettier" version of yourself, or do you look like a completely different person when the makeup comes off? [If the latter, you might be wearing too much makeup.]
2.) Does your foundation tend to "cake" and settle into facial crevices, or do you only apply it to the needed areas (like the T-zone, or under the eyes)? [If the former, you might be wearing too much makeup.
3.) Do you wear bold eye makeup and lipstick, or pick one or the other? [If the former, you might be wearing too much makeup.
LESS IS MORE: TIPS FOR APPLYING THE PERFECT AMOUNT OF MAKEUP
So, what's the magical formula for applying the perfect amount of makeup? First, it's important to note there's not a "one-size-fits-all" rule when it comes to each woman's specific makeup needs; however, there are some general rules that help ensure your makeup says "natural" and not "over-done":
Foundation: Less is most definitely more when it comes to foundation! Many tend to apply it to the entire face when it should only be used as a spot-fixer. Only apply foundation and concealer on trouble areas (such as a blemish or uneven skin tone) and then blend thoroughly with a sponge. A sheer foundation is best as it helps avoid the "cakey" look. Lastly, determine if you even need foundation. Often you can cover a trouble area with concealer and then dust a sheer powder over your entire face, how to tell if you wear too much makeupskipping foundation altogether.
Blush: While blush is a key makeup must when it comes to looking radiant, it should appear soft and rosy — not china doll-esque. When applying blush, choose a natural color (think rose or peach colors versus fuschias and dark reds) and apply a modest dusting to the apples of your cheeks. Before applying blush, lightly tap the brush to avoid applying too much.
Lips: As mentioned above, don't forget the "power of one" rule. If you go bold with lip color, keep your eye makeup super simple (neutral shadows and light-handed liner and mascara). If the eye makeup is your focus, then keep lips subtle: forgo the lip liner and pick a sheer or unclad shade that enhances your natural lip color.
And the Grand Poobah of beauty advice when it comes to makeup at any age? The more natural, the better! While it's tempting to pile on the makeup when you're feeling extra tired, dull-looking, or just out of sheer habit, studies show that a gal looks younger with less makeup and is perceived as more attractive, overall. Spending less time applying makeup on a daily basis? Now that's a beauty task I'm confident I can embrace…
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1. Over posting
We love pictures of your kids. (We really do. Especially babies.) But if I know exactly what you did all day, then you have definitely gone too far. Posting a new picture, status update or article every hour or gets to be a little bit much.
Remember, less is more. Posting constantly and filling up your friends' news feeds is a big no-no. One post a day is just fine. Two is definitely acceptable. Before you post three or more times, consider waiting until another day. Your friends will appreciate the SparkNotes version of your day much better than the novel form.
2. Multi-level marketing
There are probably plenty of people out there who like Tupperware or candle parties, but I hate getting suckered into those things and being forced to make awkward conversation and buy something I don't want in the name of "friendship". Multi-level marketing is awful — and it just got worse.
The new rage is virtual parties. Your friend decides to get involved with some sort of nails, lashes, or (insert beauty product), and then their first step is to start hounding all of their friends to buy said products on Facebook with an event.
There is a big difference between effective social media marketing and guilt tripping. We all love our friends, but please don't pester us constantly with notifications. If it's something we genuinely want, we will buy it and support you 100%.
3. Selfies
Cute selfies? Definitely keep them coming. (Let's be honest. We all take them.) Posting selfies on a regular basis? No. You can be proud of your outfit and the way you look, but when you post a highly filtered selfie every day it displays a lack of self-confidence.
Your friends are here to help and validate you. (That's what we're here for, right?) But please, keep the selfies to a minimum. Believe me, your friends will keep letting you know that you're gorgeous (because frankly, you are).
Stand back, give the camera to someone else, and have them take pictures of you (somewhere other than your bathroom mirror) living life with the people you love around you. There is something refreshing and wonderful about a picture like that.
4. Be real
We want to cheer for you, your family, and your successes. Sharing joy is just another great aspect of social media.
But, nobody's life is perfect. Don't be afraid to be your true self online. Share the good moments, and let people support you during the hard ones. Facebook is a great place to get support during difficult times.
Nothing feels better than knowing someone else is going through the same thing as you.
5. Inappropriate content
Please keep the trash off of the internet. Don't post pictures or articles that someone would be embarrassed to see, or they would be embarrassed for their children or boss to see on their computer.
There is nothing worse than scrolling through your feed and having to block someone for posting P0*nographic selfies or going off on an explicit rant.
6. Name calling
Everyone appreciates a good debate, and Facebook is an excellent platform to share your thoughts and opinions – but please, please, please don't get sucked in to useless name calling.
Let's face the facts: No two people are going to have the exact same opinions and beliefs on every subject. Just because someone thinks differently, doesn't mean they are a bigot, uninformed or dumb.
If you're going to have at it in the comments, make sure you are respectful, kind and prudent. If they sink to low levels, you don't need to join them. Know when to stop and protect your reputation.
7. Cryptic status updates
Posts like, "I can't believe that just happened" with no follow up are annoying and appropriate only for angsty teenagers. Be real with your friends and family — and don't write posts just to get follow-up questions that give you unnecessary amounts of attention. If someone has to ask, "what happened?" then your post is too cryptic.
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1) Believing That Love Is Found
Ever heard the saying, "She was looking for love in all the wrong places?" Well looking for love is the wrong strategy in the first place (and you know what, so is expecting love to find you!)
Love is not an object that can be found. Love is who you are. When you understand that, you'll stop trying to get love from a man and instead begin sharing love with the right man.
2) Believing A List Will Help You Recognize Mr. Right
When I ask a woman what she's looking for, the first thing she'll say is,"Where's my list?"
She's usually talking about her Ideal Man list which describes all the things she requires in a man. The problem is, we approach these requirements like they're a shopping list and that the perfect man is a product we can acquire if we just look in the right place.
Most people's lists aren't original anyway. Almost everyone says they want a man who is tall, financially stable, has a good sense of humor and loves God. There are millions of men who have these traits, right?
Besides, what happened to the inner traits that define the character of a man and ensure the success of a relationship? Have these things made your list?
Not only does this relationship roadblock cause us to judge men on the wrong criteria, but it also can create a checklist that makes a date feel more like an interview. Down the road, tension can develop when you realize your man isn't living up to your expectations (and he can feel that!)
3) Believing You Only Have One Soulmate
If you believe that there is only one person out there for you, chances are you have a script in your head of how you should meet your Mr. Right, what he'll look like, how he'll act, how you'll feel and so on.
This belief blocks you from love because you'll dismiss men who aren't your type; you'll complain there isn't enough chemistry; you'll feel afraid that choosing the man you're with now could make you miss out on someone better; or you'll have unrealistic expectations about how a man should act.
You'll also fight to stay in a bad relationship if you believe there's only one man for you, because deep inside you fear that there won't be anyone else out there for you.
Usually you'll say things like, "I haven't met the right one yet," "I know God is sending him," "It'll happen one day."
The problem with believing that only one person out of 7 billion people on Earth could make a good husband for you, is that you ultimately feel that good relationships happen by chance instead of by choice.
So what should you do if you discover you have relationship roadblocks in you heart? Understand that love is a journey and it begins with you. Change your way of thinking and you'll change your results!
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1. Make Passion A Priority.
You cannot and will not have the kind of red hot relationship you're craving if you let the rest of your busy life take over the time, energy or space for passion.
It may feel boring to schedule passion in your calendar, but do it anyway. What you and your partner choose to do during that time together can be anything BUT boring.
2. Build Anticipation.
Send flirty texts, write sultry love notes, give lingering kisses and do whatever you can to build up anticipation for what's going to happen when you two are alone together.
Think of this as prolonged foreplay that utilizes words, looks, non-s*xual and s*xual touches and whatever else your creative mind comes up with.
3. Talk About What You Like.
It can be a form of prolonged foreplay to tell your partner what turns you on and what feels good (and also what doesn't).
Don't expect him or her to be a mind reader! Talk specifics about your lovemaking and be sure to bring up what you'd like to try.
4. Take Turns.
Whether you and your partner are experimenting with dominance and submission or anything else, make sure you're mixing things up and that you take turns. Don't always play the same role when you're intimate with another, and this includes which of you initiates s*x.
5. Step Out Of Your Comfort Zone.
If you want more passion in your relationship, you're probably going to have to get a little bit uncomfortable.
This means something different for everybody. For you, maybe stepping out of your comfort zone involves telling your partner which position you enjoy the most when you two make love, dressing up in an enticing costume or incorporating s*x toys.
Keep checking in with yourself to make sure that any discomfort isn't coming from feeling disrespected or devalued in some way.
6. Appreciate Often And From The Heart.
A prerequisite for more passion (and more healthy connection) in your relationship is appreciation.
As un-sexy as it sounds, a genuinely spoken "Thank you" or "I'm grateful that you're in my life" forms a foundation upon which the kind of excitement you've been wanting can easily spring.
and hey, to the unmarried ones reading this, remember that s*x is worth waiting for….
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