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Photo: 14-year-old Nigerian boy missing in Cape Town, South Africa

Posted by Dafy World E!News on September 02, 2016

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Obinna Ugwu, 14, was last seen at his Maitland home, on the September 1, 2016 at 06:45am. He was wearing a red tracksuit top, grey pants and purple All Star takkies.

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Amzo Relu Pose Topless To Flaunt Her Hot Bod (Photos)

Dafy World has been observing this African damsel, a Nigerian social media influencer who based in South Africa. Meet Amzo Relu, who went topless in recent photoshoot seems to be taking over duty from her big Sis, the Boobs Movement founder and body positive activist, Abby Chioma Zeus as Instagram model. Sexy Amzo took to her Instagram page to flaunt her sultry bod in a black sexy bikini full of live. More photos after this cut below..

'MY BOOBS ARE SAGGING!' Abby Zeus Share Complete Nude photoshoot

Welcome To DafyWorld The 'Boob Movement' founder, Abby Chioma Zeus, who repeatedly stir the internet with her raunchy stuffs is at it again. The South African based-Nigerian model has just shared on Instagram a complete naked pic showing her boobs in a single snap. In her caption, Abby stated that her boobs are totally sagging and she feels like she's aging. She also made a video where she talked about how all of that makes her feel.

Amzo Relu Poses In Sexy Bikini, Causes Stir On Social Media (Photos)

Beautiful Amzo Relu, lit sister to African Body Positive Activist, Abby Zeus, has gone topless in new photoshoot. The young Nigerian-South African based model, who seems to have been on a short break from social media is back to posing and posting and causing stir with vid and pics across her pages. Amzo this time took to her Instagram page those stunning photos as she poses in style full of skin in an orange colored sexy bikini, flaunts her banging bod, curves and boobs and she looks completely amazing. See photos below.

Photo: 14-year-old Nigerian boy missing in Cape Town, South Africa

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