So Omotola is "you know"

Genevieve is "I dont know"

Classic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   

The interview on cnn she was a "bag of nerves"

What is the Bleep about these bitches? Nairalanders should have better things doing.

And you still had time to reply aslo abi nonsense

Genny all the way !!! Thumbs up babes, I luv ur style

G-e-es-s!!!!did anyone take note of Omotola's nails ( most of the polish have come off; men! that is really tacky), gush as a star in Hollywood, you would be crucified for that single error, Re-branding advice for Omotola is in order.

syke80:
gush as a star in Hollywood, you would be crucified for that single error, Re-branding advice for Omotola is in order.

it was a radio show.
if it were a tv show, they would have been more on guard about their physical appearance.

besides, should we be crucifying our female tv stars for simple "errors"?
i'm sure if they were "perfect" like hollywood stars (perfect = botox, plastic surgery, extreme diets to stay skinny etc) we will still be complaining.

Omotola the Rag-head. LOL

Rastamann:

What is the bleep about these bitches? Nairalanders should have better things doing.

Saw your name Bob Marley's song came to my head LOL
why you deh call the two women b*tches? what's wrong wiff you tho?


*walks out singing 'rasta man vibration YEAH! Ire-ites!"

@googles, hahahahahahaha .
Really You Know vs I don't Know.
Hahahahahaha,the heat is on,"Man No Run"
Genny,short interview,long i don't knows.Don't know how to evalute Omo,u guys bargained to be stars,celebrities or what ever? Idon't know,, U know

Guys leave the girls, it is a recognizable Nigerian phonetic habit to interject with "y'know", "I don't know", "I mean", "Its like", "Shebi", "Baa","Yabaa" (You hear baa). I mean Americans say it all the time. It is a Naija thing y'know

googles:



So Omotola is "you know"

Genevieve is "I dont know"

Wat are they knowing ? Awon olodo rabata

you know, googles is right.

these 2 women are huge success stories. they have come from humble backgrounds and have made the most of their God given talent by working relentlessly hard, grabbing opportunities when they have presented themselves, set up individual charities and slowly working towards internationally acceptable productions. big props to these sisters. motherhood hasnt slowed them down, whether married or not they are continuing to excel in their own ways. role models to human beings, not just women. a big gbosa to these ladies. ladej salutes u

treylaw:

Actress Genevieve Nnaji was a guest on CNN's Connect The World few weeks back. The show will finally be airing tomorrow(Tuesday) evening. For those who can't wait, find below transcripts of the show.

Transcript: Genevieve Nnaji on CNN's Connect The World




14: 27:45) MF: Nancy Samara from America says, “Who is the one actor from Hollywood that you would want to work with, and why?”

(14:27:51) GN: Angelina Jolie. I’m a hug fan. Love her, love her, love her. Um… Johnny Depp, amazing actor. I think he’s so intriguing. I think there is something so mysterious about him. These two people, [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] [/b]I think I would definitely get along with.


(14:30:27) MF: Ok, and Catyatoo asks what advice would you give to young Nigerian girls that may want to follow in your footsteps?

(14:30:35) GN: I would tell them to definitely be sure, first of all [MF UP SOT: Would you advise them to go into the industry?]. Yes, of course, it’s a wonderful place to be, especially if you love, what you, if you’re sure you can do it. It’s a wonderful place to be. I would definitely advise them to believe in themselves, be true to themselves and be sure that it’s something they are willing to do and they’re ready for the consequences because every good thing comes with consequences.


(14:31:05) MF: Philip Peter from Lagos asks, “What has been your biggest regret in Nigerian film?”

(14:31:13) GN: Umm…. Biggest regrets? Oh boy, regrets – [b][size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] – I hardly regret anything. I just learn from mistakes. I don’t regret anything. It’s too hard. I mean you do the best you can at that point in time and you know everything is about growth and progress and I’ve gotten older so obviously you learn more. You learn on the job. I love my job - don’t worry about anything at all.


(14:32:42) MF: Because people would be surprised by how much a Nollywood film actually costs. How much is it in dollars?

(14:32:46) GN: [laugh] My god! [MF UP SOT: Roughly] Roughly? Let’s see…

(14:32:49) MF: A Hollywood movie would be a 100 million dollars, say. And a particularly big one.

(14:32:53) GN: Oh well, I have no idea. I think it depends. But the truth is – the unique about Nollywood is we make the best use out of the little resources we have. You know, some how we get by. [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size].Sorry. [laugh]

[size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt]and ROGER FEDERER the internationally known tennis player and greatest of all time says YOU KNOW after each sentence. whats your point?[/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size]

treylaw:

Actress Genevieve Nnaji was a guest on CNN's Connect The World few weeks back. The show will finally be airing tomorrow(Tuesday) evening. For those who can't wait, find below transcripts of the show.

Transcript: Genevieve Nnaji on CNN's Connect The World




14: 27:45) MF: Nancy Samara from America says, “Who is the one actor from Hollywood that you would want to work with, and why?”

(14:27:51) GN: Angelina Jolie. I’m a hug fan. Love her, love her, love her. Um… Johnny Depp, amazing actor. I think he’s so intriguing. I think there is something so mysterious about him. These two people, [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] [/b]I think I would definitely get along with.


(14:30:27) MF: Ok, and Catyatoo asks what advice would you give to young Nigerian girls that may want to follow in your footsteps?

(14:30:35) GN: I would tell them to definitely be sure, first of all [MF UP SOT: Would you advise them to go into the industry?]. Yes, of course, it’s a wonderful place to be, especially if you love, what you, if you’re sure you can do it. It’s a wonderful place to be. I would definitely advise them to believe in themselves, be true to themselves and be sure that it’s something they are willing to do and they’re ready for the consequences because every good thing comes with consequences.


(14:31:05) MF: Philip Peter from Lagos asks, “What has been your biggest regret in Nigerian film?”

(14:31:13) GN: Umm…. Biggest regrets? Oh boy, regrets – [b][size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] – I hardly regret anything. I just learn from mistakes. I don’t regret anything. It’s too hard. I mean you do the best you can at that point in time and you know everything is about growth and progress and I’ve gotten older so obviously you learn more. You learn on the job. I love my job - don’t worry about anything at all.


(14:32:42) MF: Because people would be surprised by how much a Nollywood film actually costs. How much is it in dollars?

(14:32:46) GN: [laugh] My god! [MF UP SOT: Roughly] Roughly? Let’s see…

(14:32:49) MF: A Hollywood movie would be a 100 million dollars, say. And a particularly big one.

(14:32:53) GN: Oh well, I have no idea. I think it depends. But the truth is – the unique about Nollywood is we make the best use out of the little resources we have. You know, some how we get by. [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size].Sorry. [laugh]

[size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt]and ROGER FEDERER the internationally known tennis player and greatest of all time says YOU KNOW after each sentence. whats your point?[/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size][/size]

treylaw:

Actress Genevieve Nnaji was a guest on CNN's Connect The World few weeks back. The show will finally be airing tomorrow(Tuesday) evening. For those who can't wait, find below transcripts of the show.

Transcript: Genevieve Nnaji on CNN's Connect The World




14: 27:45) MF: Nancy Samara from America says, “Who is the one actor from Hollywood that you would want to work with, and why?”

(14:27:51) GN: Angelina Jolie. I’m a hug fan. Love her, love her, love her. Um… Johnny Depp, amazing actor. I think he’s so intriguing. I think there is something so mysterious about him. These two people, [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] [/b]I think I would definitely get along with.


(14:30:27) MF: Ok, and Catyatoo asks what advice would you give to young Nigerian girls that may want to follow in your footsteps?

(14:30:35) GN: I would tell them to definitely be sure, first of all [MF UP SOT: Would you advise them to go into the industry?]. Yes, of course, it’s a wonderful place to be, especially if you love, what you, if you’re sure you can do it. It’s a wonderful place to be. I would definitely advise them to believe in themselves, be true to themselves and be sure that it’s something they are willing to do and they’re ready for the consequences because every good thing comes with consequences.


(14:31:05) MF: Philip Peter from Lagos asks, “What has been your biggest regret in Nigerian film?”

(14:31:13) GN: Umm…. Biggest regrets? Oh boy, regrets – [b][size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] – I hardly regret anything. I just learn from mistakes. I don’t regret anything. It’s too hard. I mean you do the best you can at that point in time and you know everything is about growth and progress and I’ve gotten older so obviously you learn more. You learn on the job. I love my job - don’t worry about anything at all.


(14:32:42) MF: Because people would be surprised by how much a Nollywood film actually costs. How much is it in dollars?

(14:32:46) GN: [laugh] My god! [MF UP SOT: Roughly] Roughly? Let’s see…

(14:32:49) MF: A Hollywood movie would be a 100 million dollars, say. And a particularly big one.

(14:32:53) GN: Oh well, I have no idea. I think it depends. But the truth is – the unique about Nollywood is we make the best use out of the little resources we have. You know, some how we get by. [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size].Sorry. [laugh]

and ROGER FEDERER the internationally known tennis player and greatest of all time says YOU KNOW after each sentence. whats your point?

mekaboy:

LOL,

IS OMOTOLA STILL A CELEBRITY? WELL IF SHE IS, SHE NEEDS TO REPACKAGE HER LOOKS.

mean mean mean

l like omotola, but love genny more.
am not tribalistic, so my liking geeny is base on her professionalism.
Am yoruba.

^^^^ very easy, one forms the other forms forming

Here's a pic from d interview

3 more 2 go

2 more to go

1 moe to go

debbynicky:

1 moe to go

Omo shld think of doing something abt her arms.Her tummy looks good.Genny is just
BTWN,See dem both having a good laugh while peeps here on nld are hurting their fingers typing shiiit over and about them.

Is this the best NIGERIA could do?





Abeg bring in the professional actors and actresses

ifyalways:

Omo shld think of doing something abt her arms.Her tummy looks good.Genny is just
BTWN,See dem both having a good laugh while peeps here on nld are hurting their fingers typing shiiit over and about them.

no be u criticise am nau? and typed shiiiit as u claim other people do. women !

ladej:

no be u criticise am nau? and typed shiiiit as u claim other people do. women !

Are u totally talentless or just a no-hoper?
What do u understand by criticism?I suggest u type with either a dictonary beside u or make "google search" ur homepage.

ifyalways:

Are u totally talentless or just a no-hoper?
What do u understand by criticism?I suggest u type with either a dictonary beside u or make "google search" your homepage.

i never insulted u oh. not even once? and i wont.

Omotola with her pop-eye arms. . . .she must be on whole lettuce and cabbage diet

Genny's shoes are just so theifable