MUK students recorded themselves chewing on the Kikoni Hostel balcony. Two MUK University students have been recorded chewing themselves on the balcony of a Kikoni hostel. It seems like this is the period where Ugandans go into that zone of releasing such videos.
Apparently, popular former MUBS student Life of Selina is still trending for her part two videos; the videos seem to be getting released everywhere and to everyone now.
The way this chic takes in this cassava, it seems like she was made for this occasion. In the video accessed by this website, the baby is seen gasping for breath as the guy hammers her like tomorrow won’t come for him to enjoy her again.
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However, this particular couple decided to get kinky and take it to the balcony. The chic can be seen bending over for the guy who wastes no time in plowing her minefield. However little did they know that someone in an adjacent hotel was seeing and recording them.
In conclusion, they definitely enjoyed having bad manners, like this was what they were sent to the university to do. This is not the first time that these university students have done some of the weirdest things.
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