JiggamanGh:


Happy New year baby..... Long time, how's life?

Fun and thrilling. Especially school. How's school now? You're done,right?

dovelike:

Fun and thrilling. Especially school. How's school now? You're done,right?

Wow!!!!!!!!! that's great, happy for u. I graduate this may.



Have u figured out what you want to do?

JiggamanGh:


Wow!!!!!!!!! that's great, happy for u. I graduate this may.



Have u figured out what you want to do?

In school? Yeah. Am majoring in Nursing

wazobiaN9:


You are sore loser.

Nigeria stares at you everywhere you turn when you are in Ghana.. Banks, telecoms, entertainment, other businesses, students, and the ugly elements of course.

You feel so invaded cum embittered, now you suffer from apparent denial and a creeping inferiority complex.

In case you are a member of the diaspora (or not), I'd advise you git off NL fast and get 'home' asap before that naija guy drills your babe thru leaving you a gaping hole.

Yank your head from the sand you this ostrich and deal with realities like a man!!

how does this your nonsensical talk equate to what he was saying?

shogz89:
I actually watched all the documentary I think on TVC and what Stella was addressing is just a tip outta many. That lady said a whole lot of bad stuffs including nollywood having a single story line, actors portraying a single character in various movies and all. It was kinda true buh the solution she suggested was like we should throw away our history by changing the name so to change the way the industry is viewed.. That's what I will never support cos a whole lot of people got us where we are and people like tunde kelani and the afolayans where among this people that start the industry and still in the quest for correcting any negative impression it once had and will never want that kind of solution. Not changing the fact that nollywood paved the way for most of this young generations even across Africa

very nice bro. Constructive criticism

If you try to sell 10 people a movie for N25.... all 10 would be interested....until you say it's a Nollywood movie...at least 7 would say they don't look that crap and keep it moving. Why?...Nollywood has bad connotations.... garbage movies.In the same way...the name Hitler has bad connotations. ...mass murderer and for that reason you wouldn't name your son Hitler.You can agree or disagree with someone's opinion...but Stella went overboard and made it personal. What exactly did Leila say that was out of line/disrespectful/not true/insulting? I still don't know.

JiggamanGh:


Envious of nigeria and Nigerians for what reason? Please we have better things to do than be envious of an insignificant country called Nigeria.

Leila has also insulted Ghanaians hence she said she will never produced any movie in Ghana. Leila is just a rude gal it has nothing to do with Nigeria. We don't really check for Nigerians.

come.. wetin u dey do for Nairaland? Dont u have a cediland to go to? If Nigeria is so insignificant u wouldnt be trolling abt in what concerns it..

iamord:
how does this your nonsensical talk equate to what he was saying?

If you don't respect yourself plus others appropriately, and feign to be a learner, you would receive the same lesson(s) as your ilk.

He asked for the knocks.

wazobiaN9:


If you don't respect yourself plus others appropriately, and feign to be a learner, you would receive the same lesson(s) as your ilk.

He asked for the knocks.

Let's get some points clear. This whole misunderstanding between the two nations is immature and uncalled for. Leila djansi is a movie producer, and she is airing her personal views and not on behalf of Ghanaians. As you well know there are a lot of Ghanaian acts that star in Nigerian movies. If they were to think other wise you will not see them acting with Nigerians. It's a constructive criticism that should be replied back constructively. Seeing it as Ghana trying to claim bragging right or make comparisons does not make sense. And that's what JiggamanGh tried to clear out. But it's always seen as an attack. Be of a clear judgement

ideatoprince18:
.... I no blaim dem ..

I blame our ghost for Nigeria film wey dy look road b4 I'm cross

LWKMD! . Stella U no 4waste ur breath, u just gave her d publicity she's bin lookin 4.

iamord:

Let's get some points clear. This whole misunderstanding between the two nations is immature and uncalled for. Leila djansi is a movie producer, and she is airing her personal views and not on behalf of Ghanaians. As you well know there are a lot of Ghanaian acts that star in Nigerian movies. If they were to think other wise you will not see them acting with Nigerians. It's a constructive criticism that should be replied back constructively. Seeing it as Ghana trying to claim bragging right or make comparisons does not make sense. And that's what JiggamanGh tried to clear out. But it's always seen as an attack. Be of a clear judgement

You have made a good point, and somewhat a defence for JiggamanGh.

However, note that i slammed him for his ill-advised attempt to demean Nigeria using the word 'insignificant'... Like seriously, the biggest economy and most populous country in Africa to say the least??

Medaase!

JiggamanGh:


You don't notice yet you are commenting. Fool by any other name

Mind your business. I'm commenting on my country woman's comment or am I doing so on a Ghanaian forum?

I don't know if Ghanaians have one but you're here commenting. Your foolishness is obvious. Continue with your bad belle and hating. Only not good for health. But that's your problem.

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