MEET PIERCE MGBOKE - THE ONLY NOLLYWOOD MARTIAL ARTIST

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By U. D. Okechukwu

Pierce Mgboke is a Nolywood actor. In KIRIKIRI town, he is popularly known as ‘Sensei’ & ‘Pierce shawarma’ because he was very good in martial art and making tall-yummy-finger-licking Shawarma.

He has featured in many movies and he is presently one of the cast for the trending 2023 movie on Netflix titled- Shanty town.

If you have watched the movie, you will see one part where RMD was talking to one actress and touching her b@@bs. It was oga sensei that was tapping her a$$ from behind and he undressed her. Oga Sensei was the person behind the girl removing the dress for RMD to squeeze B@@by. Hahahahahahahahah!

To watch the video click the link below. (Thank me later.. bad boys and girls).

https://youtu.be/Tlv1m6k2p40

Okay! If you haven’t clicked the link yet, Who else remembers Pierce shawarma?

He was at Umunede (former name for that Prison plaza at the bustop) before he moved to Cardoso street. He was the first person to make shawarma in KIRIKIRI town.

Kudos to another Personality who is making KIRIKIRI town proud home and abroad.

Keep up the good work Sensei! Thank you for reading. Kindly share also.

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