[THROWBACK THURSDAY] Throwback Pictures of Popular Nigerian Celebrities; The Last One Will Shock You!

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Hey Guys! I hope you've been having a great week. So it's Thursday again and I thought why don't we throwback to some good old pictures of our celebrities.

Every photo tells an interesting story especially these celebrity throwback pics. Some show how adorable these celebrities were when they were children while others show their timeless beauty.

Trust me, they'll make you chuckle and my favourite is Wizkid and Tania's photo. Check them out and share your thoughts!

Yemi Alade

Don Jazzy

Skales

Dr Sid

Seyi Shay

Richard Mofe Damijo

D’Prince

Genevieve Nnaji

MoCheddah

Nse Ikpe Etim

P Square

Tunde Ednut and Dbanj

Olamide

Tiwa Savage

Tonto Dikeh

Wizkid and Tania

16 Nigerian celebrity throwback pics... You’ll never believe that’s Tiwa Savage




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