Nawteemaxie:


Wow! Migwor bros!
No need to argue with you be that. Accept my apologies.

no shaken broda we were all goons then I lived in bq close to arubayis house those days late Eric was our pal good old days.small market,blue plank,joes town,grammar Sch,ekrejeta,police station road,motel,mudi,ah delsu be sweet

highchief1:
no shaken broda we were all goons then I lived in bq close to arubayis house those days late Eric was our pal good old days.small market,blue plank,joes town,grammar Sch,ekrejeta,police station road,motel,mudi,ah delsu be sweet

Haha! You got them all. I doubt there has been much change since then.
Anyways sha, as you came and went, na so me sef, go come, commot. Life must continue.
I am glad to meet an alumni in this forum.

Nawteemaxie:


Haha! You got them all. I doubt there has been much change since then.
Anyways sha, as you came and went, na so me sef, go come, commot. Life must continue.
I am glad to meet an alumni in this forum.

alumni full here o yes amen you will pass that stage too.fine girls stl dey council hall so?does ogini stl snap pics

Decryptor:
Congrats AY...but truth be told...that your "Trip to Jamaica" movie with Funke Akindele is the most wackest movie i have ever watched in my entire life. It was so wack that i had to sit on my television and watch the couch.

chai

Congrats Ay, hardwork pays.

Lyoncrescent:
I can't knock his hustle for his clever and gimmick marketing of the 30 days in Atlanta movie but the truth must be told, that movie is a truly terrible movie . Awful to say the least. I personally have refused to watch any other AY movie ever.

guy if u no gt beta tin type jst hell out... nt compulsory u comment naw

rentAcock:
Clowns. What record did he break to make it into guiness book of records? IS it because he acted a movie in the Caribbean and Atlanta? Or was his movie featured in American cinemas where he grossed Over $1billion or what? Silly set of Nigerians always over hyping themselves and over inflating their importance.

bad belle , ur type will not enter dat book til d next 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 years

wow

Starboynobesay:
bad belle , ur type will not enter dat book til d next 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 years

Starboynobesay:
bad belle , ur type will not enter dat book til d next 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 years

Nice.

ivolt:


I got your point but I just the think that the genre of a movie doesn't make it a thrash.
Even if all the movies produced by Nollyhood is comedy, each movie would have to be rated
based on its content and not the category it belonged to.

Capitalism is at work here, if those movies are unwanted by consumers and are not profitable,
producers will stop making them. I personally don't watch any movie or show whose main appeal
is the comedy. But I recognize that a large segment of Nigerian society wants these movies
because they derive some values from them. Even movies with serious plotlines almost always
include a humorous character.

I am not suggesting that the industry cannot do better but since the primary aim of
making movies is to make a profit through entertainment, it is totally a justifiable action for
a producer to give an audience what they want.

Very well said though I beg to differ on the part where a comedy laden industry is justifiable on the singular fact that it is, and has been what the viewers want... I belive that we have had to make do with what we have due to lack of diversification... A fair amount of people who watch Nigerian movies and series are women and of the aged category, that speaks a lot about viewers preferences and the young and intellectually inclined, having to look elsewhere for their screen entertainment.

Hard work pays

highchief1:
alumni full here o yes amen you will pass that stage too.fine girls stl dey council hall so?does ogini stl snap pics

Lol. Yes oo! Dem still plenty for the hall.
And Ogini is still in business o... Only now he`s in NDDC hostel in Campus 3... The newly opened girls hostel.

Nawteemaxie:


Lol. Yes oo! Dem still plenty for the hall.
And Ogini is still in business o... Only now he`s in NDDC hostel in Campus 3... The newly opened girls hostel.

eyah!i wish to visit again someday.person too do awoko for d blocks o life n stages.i don't think jaflex stl sells food and bravo stl produces that sweet bread

MrDandy:
AY is the perfect explanation of the quote

“Hard work beats talent”

Nigga ain’t talented but his hard work and determination brought him this far.

Just like C Ronaldo and Messi.

We know who's the hardwork and we know who's naturally gifted.

highchief1:
eyah!i wish to visit again someday.person too do awoko for d blocks o life n stages.i don't think jaflex stl sells food and bravo stl produces that sweet bread

Lol. Awoko, haha na so o.
I don't know about Jaflex, but Bravo`s bread still remains one of the best in Abraka o.

number5:


Nollywood only pls. Dnt push ur luck

True.... buh e still enta guiness book la