[quote author=Yusluv77][s]Ghana can't wait to taste from soup of Boko Haram.... Abeg let them just taste am for once nah.. Think der head go korrect shaa !![/[/s]quote] pure crap

victorazy:

Bros leave that thing abeg!
Ghana as a whole no match some of states in Nigeria sef meaning why their prominent actress them wan dey mry Nigerians now (u, wat r u doin in Nigerian forum?) even one Ghana babe dey beg me to accept her come here I swear

This image below says a lot abt Nigeria

crackhaus: So the question is, would the movie still be getting this much negative attention if it was made by a Hollywood film-maker depicting a Nigerian-themed terrorist organization?

My answer? I THINK NOT!

Okay, so what Boko Haram is still active, so what they haven't been brought down. I can't count how many Hollywood films I've seen that depict terrorist activities in the middle-east, even when Bin-Laden was alive.
Of course most of these films are made to suit the time. Zero Dark Thirty was made to depict Osama's capture, The Kingdom was made when Osama was still very much alive...so what's the problem really?

No one here has seen this film, so it's possible it doesn't end with the capture of the Boko biiitches because that would be unrealistic to this time.
Abeg let them allow the film-maker profit from his movie jor. To me it's just an eye-opener to the harsh realities of what the North is going through and there's no need denying it.

To those who feel Boko Haram would get upset by it and bla bla bla, it's not like they haven't been upset ever since so no harm done.

Show the damn movie and let the cinema goers decide if it's too uncomfortable.

This is worth reading again!

PetroDolla:

people like you are sick little fvckerz who ought to get their heads blown off by boko haram

why don't you fvck your ugly,hippo first lady, modafaka?

My brodas have already started fvcking dem (Ghana babes) like Iyke Jim and I must finish it.

victorazy: My brodas have already startedfvcking demlike Iyke Jim and I must finish it.

deluded.which sane GH gal wants 2 date a mumu?nigerians r obssesed with Ghana.they want GH passport,gals,n alomo bitters.naija babes don wowo

Ghana will never let that hpen and I am so happy they tuk a nice step.

Tolexander:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/boko-haram-hits-screen-censors-hit-back/

Notice that no Nigerian has posted on this topic. as serious an issue as it raises. if it were to be about some dumb dance calld skelewu yu wud see 1000iews on the topics 1rst day.
Or if it were to be about mercy john and tonto dike, whos ass is bigger?? yu wud see 2000 views and a thousand fivehundred posts. but no this is in my thinkin the first attempt at capturing nigerian contemporary ambience by a local film producer. he,s being black-balled and nigerians dont even bat an eye.
off couse jealousy has a lot to do with it. this movie 'BOKO HARAM' shud hav been produced looooooong ago by our so called nollywood, but they're too busy wasting money on uselessly irrelivant topics and worse plots [or isthere even a plot] then a ghanaian comes to the rescue and i,m the only one sayin somthing.
i,m sure we need more ghanaian movie-director-good-samaritans to cover us on "THE JUNE 12 STORY" , "THE DEATH OF ABIOLA" , "THE NIGERIAN CIVIL WAR" , "BIAFRA" , "THE MASSACRE OF CUSTOMS OFFICIALS AT SEME BORDER etc. what a shame ..
Even american rapper TALIB KWELI had to com all the way from his country to study the nija-delta situation and came up with a song 'BLACK GOLD' while our so called nigerian hip hop heads keep up with their useless and SUBJECT MATTERLESS BABBLING!!!

Pascal Amanfo is a Nigerian based in Ghana movie director. He is very good, usually makes good movies.I can already tell by looking at his picture but a simple google search would tell you that

Sllowppoisoon: are u a nigerian

re u askinq a question