(Photo) Its Laughing time...See what this guy did with Keke Na pepe


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A gentleman named Kenneth who lives in Calabar (Nigeria) yet he's from Nnewi  town in Anambra state (the base city of Innoson Motors)  updated this Keke. He added the stuff in front to make it more adjusted. Do you think Kenneth is creative or he's killing his time?



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