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| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by mamagee3(f): 8:13pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
Typical of Nollywood! The directors and board would continue to splash out money all over the place like bunch of mugus. And then when it's time to use that money to produce great movies, they fail! Why are they slamming this fee on foreign actors?  How in the world has all those foreign actors that all over the place in the industry made an impact? |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by THEAMAKA(f): 8:14pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
^ ^ ^ this thread is obviously beyond your level of reasoning. if you don't understand, just stay quiet. sheesh. don't even bother replying me, it will do you NO GOOD. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by mamagee3(f): 8:16pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
^^You're the biggest crybaby on the forum You had better go back to playing your hide and seek games with bk/baby before I rip your childish heart apart. Don't worry, it'll do me no good cause you're still a kid. Oya, find your way and go debate with your fellow 10 year olds. Next! |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by THEAMAKA(f): 8:17pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
yawn. . . |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by hauler: 8:45pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
mama-gee: Real Talk!  |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by THEAMAKA(f): 8:51pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
hauler:you again. . . one of my biggest stalkers. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by mamagee3(f): 8:53pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
hauler:Thanks. A child has a place in the playground and nowhere else, just wanted to get that message across. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by cold(m): 8:58pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
Hmmm,mama gee deprecating The Amaka,interesting state of affairs. Back to the topic.What's all this big brother crap.Oh it's ok for Ghana to slam a fee on Nigerian actors 'yea it's just ghana so no probs' but not so for Nigeria We're Africa's big brother and should remain so-'let's just ignore them'.How far has that gotten us. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by mamagee3(f): 9:08pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
^^Excuse me bro, What do you mean by deprecate? And interesting state of affairs? Don't think I enjoyed that statement |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by floxyrangy: 9:42pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
Guys go here, see what they did to our own Kalu Ikeagwu, I feel grieved. http://kaluikeagwu..com/2010/07/production.html |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by Redman44(m): 9:46pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
Nigerian Film Producers and Nollywood should be striving to match the achievements of the Indians and Bollywood. Take a look at the website below. It is owned by a Indian Film Producer, Shekhar Kapur. Kapur is a great thinker and producer. www.shekharkapur.com |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by zebra543: 9:53pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
this is very stupid, its not a competition, laws are meant to be made to support the people and not spite other nations! How did you guys feel when Nigeria was put on a terror list? simply because Nigeria had more problems to deal with than a haywire pant bomber at the time! How many ghanian actors work in nigeria anyways? so who will really suffer from this? Nollywoods board gets a little too exited they need to pipe down! Gollywood had a very good reason for what they did, there were too many Nigerians immigrating and its not fair on the indigenes, nollywod is just being childish! |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by papa190(m): 10:02pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
who ever tinks he/she is smart let them open their filthy mouth and insult my amaka again around these board! Goats!! |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by cold(m): 10:06pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
zebra543: This has to be dumbest criticism i have read since i joined NL.So it's ok for gollywood to slam a fee on nigerians in order to protect their movie industry from 'Nigerian immigrants' but not so for Nigeria.Is that what you refer to as an intelligent debate? Whatever happened to 'what's good for the goose is also good for the gander'.Do we now have different set of rules for the same game.Or is this another Christlike 'turn the other cheek' sermon. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by frankcj(m): 10:34pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
Congrat Nollywood, for taking a bold step to regulate the industry but for ghanawood to hell with you're antics. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by Aglah1976(f): 10:38pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
@Zebra, I dont expect anything with lots of sense from someone with that kind of user name anyways{ZEBRA} sounds more animalistic to me and this forum is for HUMANS NOT THOSE FROM THE ZOO'S OF CIVILIZATION, [i]{Gollywood had a very good reason for what they did, there were too many Nigerians immigrating and its not fair on the indigenes, nollywod is just being childish}[/i]were you sleeping or grazing grass when you typed this?? I had lived in Ghana Dansoman to be precise in Accra, i worked there as an Actor under G.P.M.H and Emorat Productions {of AGYA KOO IN LONDON AND MON FA YENO fame respectively}I knew what i went through before i was even picked or allowed to voice any comments all because AM A NIGERIAN and other members even the C.E.O felt intimidated, so why wont we impose bills as well on foreign actors? i am waiting to meet any of you guys here on Nigerian soil without your clearances paid, why should Ghana, Ghana lasan lasan impose bills on Nigerians, who is teaching who?? how many people globally watches your SEMI PORN MOVIES WITH ONE WAY STORY LINE?? how many people globally watches your LOCALLY MADE 'EFIE WURA' OR TWI MOVIES?? when will you guys wake up?? you can never out ride or out shine or out act we Nigerians when it comes to the movie industry, put 1 NIGERIAN STAGE PERFORMER ASIDE 10 GHANAIAN PROFESSIONAL ACTORS AND ACTRESSES AND YOU WILL SEE WHAT AM TALKING ABOUT, OLOSIOUS FELLOWS! |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by Nobody: 11:01pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
papa190:that's better. Always posting rubbish all over the forums. Mugu Gee better try and get a real life outside NL. mumu-gee: |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by zebra543: 11:22pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
cold:It doesnt sound to me like you have much sense yourself, Nollywood has no solid reason for this imposition! Gollywood does! you seem to be having that same childish superiority complex the fools running nollywood have, whats the percentage of nigerian actors in gollywood? whats the percentage of gollywood actors in nigeria? whose industry more popular? whose industry still needs more time and its own people to develop? which countries citizens are migrating to where because of bans imposed on them by thier own countries? please use your common sense! Aglah1976: this just sounds like the rant of a madman, instead of trying to decipher what ever irrational point you were trying to make with the garbage you have typed, ill just refer you to what ive written above they think they are soo intelligent yet they cant get a point accross without resulting to aggression, yet they call others animals! no wonder ghanians are imposing fees on you! |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by hackney(m): 11:30pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
I think the ghanians can f.uc.k off. their yeye movie association go soon pour sand inside their actors garri. how many times they wan act inside ghana . them go soon tire. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by oloritinu: 11:33pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
my fiance is ghananian and we had fought over this issue several times , i love him but i am proudly nigerian. these ghananians need to know we nigerians are master any time. the battle just begins.the ghananians envy nigerians a lot even at place of work here in london . nollywood is greater and greater in africa. years back i never knew some actors and actresses that featured in nigerian movies were ghananians untill recently; now they want to bite the fingers that fed them. make we dey carry dey go now. Shallom!!! |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by Okijajuju1(m): 11:36pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
This is bullshit. Both the Ghanaians and Nigerians need to stop this bullshit. Both "industries" put out terrible movies. These laws being enacted wouldnt profit neither of them nothing. I blame the Ghanaians for starting this war, but then again, you wouldnt really blame them cos Nigerians are taking over their market. Ghana has come out with its version of Aki & Paw-paw, yet their version dont measure with the Nigerian version. In the end, this will not profit neither side. Ghana will loose one of the biggest markets in the sub-region which would partronize it movies in terms of language, and Nigeria would loose Ghana which is like a small market, but all the same a good one. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by bros1234(m): 11:37pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
I've not heard about ghollywood before. What is that?   |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by THEAMAKA(f): 11:39pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
@Okija which version of Aki and Paw Paw, i wanna see that shizz and laugh my azz off. @zebra they do have a point. if they wanna tax us. . . we have every right to tax them in return. so why the fuss? |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by dayokanu(m): 11:41pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
I think the Nigerian-Ghanaian rivalry esp from the Ghanaian side is getting out of hand. A Ghanaian guy was dating an African American chic and he once beat the girl and Instead of him to admit his fault, he told the girl she was lucky because if it were to be a Nigerian guy, the beating would have been worse. There was also a beauty pageant amongst African girls and the winner on facebook was like "I won despite contesting against 11 Naija people" |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by Nobody: 11:42pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
My Nigerian brethen, I think this Ghana vs Nigeria comparisons has gotten out of hand. It does nothing but make the Ghanaians ecstatic, it is like an opium for many Ghanaian. Several months ago, I was walking in downtown Calgary (Canada) with a Caucasian friend. As we were walking by a Bus stop, we bumped into a Ghanaian man who happened to be her acquaintance. She went ahead to introduce us, but before we could finish exchanging compliments , and as soon as I told him I was Nigerian, he quickly interrupted, asking me whether I was aware that his country too now has oil in commercial quantities. My friend and I were speechless for a moment - thinking how on earth could a mature adult be so childish and stupid - I calmly wished him good luck , and quickly changed the subject before he embarrasses himself any further. Ghanaians often have low self-esteem and seek for attention whenever they find themselves in the midst of Nigerians, and whenever matters concerning Nigeria is being discussed. However, I don't blame them, because when a dwarf finds him/herself in the midst of a giant, its very hard not to feel insecure. My brethen, comparing Ghana to Lagos state, I think is more than just enough. Anything further than that is a consolation for many Ghanaians and an insult to your country men/women. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by THEAMAKA(f): 11:44pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
dayokanu:its nothing new that Ghanaians are soooooo envious and are the #1 haters of Nigerian people. their beef no be small oooo. they're always tryna compete with us when no one even gives a rat's arse about them. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by mamagee3(f): 11:53pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
aze:Is there a better contribution you could actually give after 2 years as a member? And did I just state that you're a member? Nah, I'm mistaken, you're more of a member of the worthless party. 3 straight quotes from you on 3 different threads, Can stalker be anymore defined?  |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by dayokanu(m): 11:54pm On Jul 26, 2010 |
When the girl told me that the Ghanaian guy once told him that Naija men are worse, i was thinking this is the height of paranoia. The guys especially beef Naija guys seriously because some of their girls prefer Naija guys. During the World cup it was almost unbearable cos for every statement they made about the Ghanaian team, they must reference it to the Nigerian team. I remember we were watching a World cup game by a Poolside and a Ghanaian girl came to me that "Mr Nigeria Do you mind going with me to the bar and lets get some drinks", The Ghanaian guys just retorted and brought out condoms like "Go and f-u-ck him already, Naija guys hooker" It was soo funny because she too started talking back at them and I was just laughing hard. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by hackney(m): 12:16am On Jul 27, 2010 |
make them go learn how to count money first. dark monsters. |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by cold(m): 12:20am On Jul 27, 2010 |
@Mr Zebra or whatever you call yourself,this is for you: Reciprocity (international relations) In international relations and treaties, the principle of reciprocity states that favours, benefits, or penalties that are granted by one state to the citizens or legal entities of another, should be returned in kind. For example, reciprocity has been used in the reduction of tariffs, the grant of copyrights to foreign authors, the mutual recognition and enforcement of judgments, and the relaxation of travel restrictions and visa requirements. The principle of reciprocity also governs agreements on extradition. [url]http://en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reciprocity_%28international_relations%29[/url] If for some reason this a little difficult for you to comprehend cuz i understand not everyone is good at grasping comprehension let me just summarise it for you thus; Always base your decisions on a rational analysis of the hard facts. & not this your pedestrian kind of argument coming from a one-track mind full of pariochial thoughts.kapish? |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by bros1234(m): 12:21am On Jul 27, 2010 |
mama-gee: I wanted to curse you mmmgee but i remembered that you are a bot and not a human so i didnt Let me see now if you are a human or a bot |
| Re: Nollywood Slams N250,000 Clearance Fee On Foreign Actors by mamagee3(f): 12:36am On Jul 27, 2010 |
^^Please, type in English next time. This is an embarassment. |
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