donjazet: Notice how some nairaland comments look similar?? It's a coordinated campaign of misinformation aimed at artificially amplifying Tinubu's support.
Tinubu's paid-support group has been activated. Expect to be gaslighted and mentally manipulated into losing morale for Obi or into supporting Tinubu. Watch
Know that some accounts here are run by people who have been paid to artificially boost support for these political ancestors All of you, paid-posters should be ashamed of yourselves. Selling Nigeria's future for your selfishness.
God would punish all of you Nigerians that have decided to be used to decieve your fellow citizens and mislead others. Tinubu is past his prime. We need a new and fresh party. We need to totally dismantle this old system
Why only Tinubu, what about Atiku? Obi congratulated Atiku as PDP flag bearer but didn’t do so with Tinubu.
Is Atiku better than Tinubu?
I don’t trust you guys.
Though I don’t want Tinubu, Atiku is not a saint.
I am beginning to think that Atiku and Obi might form an alliance. God forbids.
Cypress042: We're just blessed with amazing people who got amazing talents in Nigerian could you believe someone passed me without touching me and that was the end of my wallet Nigerians indeed have raw talented people.
Cypress042: We're just blessed with amazing people who got amazing talents in Nigerian could you believe someone passed me without touching me and that was the end of my wallet Nigerians indeed have raw talented people.
The question is, did she identify as a Nigerian. No di cap on a girl wey fi later call Nigeria a third world country like that mumu Australian basketball player.
The global audience at America's Got Talent, arguably the biggest talent show in the world were at the Tuesday's episode held spellbound with the sterling performance of a Polish Nigerian 14-year-old singer Sara James.
The judge and executive producer pressed his Golden Buzzer Sara James, qualifying her for the live show of the event to the jubilation of the audience.
James wowed the judges' panel with her rendition of Billie Eilish's "Lovely," but it was ultimately Cowell, 62, who pushed the coveted button to send the teen straight to the live shows.
"We've heard a lot of singers over the years, but wow," Cowell said. "You have a real star glow about you."
The moment happened after James revealed it was her first time in the United States. Cowell then told her that he wanted to make her dreams come true and proceeded to push his Golden Buzzer.
"This is probably where you dreamt of performing. I can remember when I came to America for the first time ... that was a moment I'll never forget," Cowell said. "And I want to make this a moment for you to remember forever."
James, who was in disbelief and overcome with emotion on stage, tells PEOPLE that even now the excitement still hasn't settled in.
"To be honest, I'm speechless. When I'm thinking of it, I'm literally shaking ... I'm just so happy," she says. "It's something that I've dreamed of and it happened. It's so crazy!"
"In America, dreams come true. It's so amazing," she adds. "[Simon] made this whole trip to America so lovely — and America's actually really beautiful, to be honest. I'm in love and I want to live there — but it was such an amazing moment and when I think of it, I just want to cry."
Cowell tells PEOPLE, "I pushed my golden buzzer for Sara because she is, in my opinion, a total star. She flew across the world to audition on AGT 'to see if dreams come true' — that really resonated with me, as 20 years ago I came to those thoughts as well. I just didn't have her talent!"
James says she started singing when she was "about 3 or 4" and has been a longtime fan of the show, though she never thought she'd actually audition.
"When I was little, I was watching all the videos of America's Got Talent on YouTube, and I was like, 'Oh my god. Wow, it's so amazing,' but I'd never think of it in a serious way," she admits.
That all changed after her recent trip to America.
Following her impressive performance, Cowell told PEOPLE of the judges' reactions, "We were all thinking the same thing on my particular Golden Buzzer. There were about three of us, I think, all prepared to jump on that Golden Buzzer. [Her] act's so good."
Now that she's been handed a ticket straight to the live shows, James says she's already brainstorming ideas for her next performance.
"I have a bunch of ideas," she explains, noting that she's most excited to get back "on stage and show everything I have to the judges."
Massiveglory: Polish- nigerian that never mentioned anything Nigeria. She boldly mentioned she is polish. Alex, behave yourself.
mehn, I'm shocked o. What da hell. The girl says she's from Poland. Where the blogger got the Nigeria end is something I don't understand. The girl say she's 13 but the blogger say she's 14. What exactly is happening? What sort of nonsense disinformation is going on?
The global audience at America's Got Talent, arguably the biggest talent show in the world were at the Tuesday's episode held spellbound with the sterling performance of a Polish Nigerian 14-year-old singer Sara James.
The judge and executive producer pressed his Golden Buzzer Sara James, qualifying her for the live show of the event to the jubilation of the audience.
James wowed the judges' panel with her rendition of Billie Eilish's "Lovely," but it was ultimately Cowell, 62, who pushed the coveted button to send the teen straight to the live shows.
"We've heard a lot of singers over the years, but wow," Cowell said. "You have a real star glow about you."
The moment happened after James revealed it was her first time in the United States. Cowell then told her that he wanted to make her dreams come true and proceeded to push his Golden Buzzer.
"This is probably where you dreamt of performing. I can remember when I came to America for the first time ... that was a moment I'll never forget," Cowell said. "And I want to make this a moment for you to remember forever."
James, who was in disbelief and overcome with emotion on stage, tells PEOPLE that even now the excitement still hasn't settled in.
"To be honest, I'm speechless. When I'm thinking of it, I'm literally shaking ... I'm just so happy," she says. "It's something that I've dreamed of and it happened. It's so crazy!"
"In America, dreams come true. It's so amazing," she adds. "[Simon] made this whole trip to America so lovely — and America's actually really beautiful, to be honest. I'm in love and I want to live there — but it was such an amazing moment and when I think of it, I just want to cry."
Cowell tells PEOPLE, "I pushed my golden buzzer for Sara because she is, in my opinion, a total star. She flew across the world to audition on AGT 'to see if dreams come true' — that really resonated with me, as 20 years ago I came to those thoughts as well. I just didn't have her talent!"
James says she started singing when she was "about 3 or 4" and has been a longtime fan of the show, though she never thought she'd actually audition.
"When I was little, I was watching all the videos of America's Got Talent on YouTube, and I was like, 'Oh my god. Wow, it's so amazing,' but I'd never think of it in a serious way," she admits.
That all changed after her recent trip to America.
Following her impressive performance, Cowell told PEOPLE of the judges' reactions, "We were all thinking the same thing on my particular Golden Buzzer. There were about three of us, I think, all prepared to jump on that Golden Buzzer. [Her] act's so good."
Now that she's been handed a ticket straight to the live shows, James says she's already brainstorming ideas for her next performance.
"I have a bunch of ideas," she explains, noting that she's most excited to get back "on stage and show everything I have to the judges."
The global audience at America's Got Talent, arguably the biggest talent show in the world were at the Tuesday's episode held spellbound with the sterling performance of a Polish Nigerian 14-year-old singer Sara James.
The judge and executive producer pressed his Golden Buzzer Sara James, qualifying her for the live show of the event to the jubilation of the audience.
James wowed the judges' panel with her rendition of Billie Eilish's "Lovely," but it was ultimately Cowell, 62, who pushed the coveted button to send the teen straight to the live shows.
"We've heard a lot of singers over the years, but wow," Cowell said. "You have a real star glow about you."
The moment happened after James revealed it was her first time in the United States. Cowell then told her that he wanted to make her dreams come true and proceeded to push his Golden Buzzer.
"This is probably where you dreamt of performing. I can remember when I came to America for the first time ... that was a moment I'll never forget," Cowell said. "And I want to make this a moment for you to remember forever."
James, who was in disbelief and overcome with emotion on stage, tells PEOPLE that even now the excitement still hasn't settled in.
"To be honest, I'm speechless. When I'm thinking of it, I'm literally shaking ... I'm just so happy," she says. "It's something that I've dreamed of and it happened. It's so crazy!"
"In America, dreams come true. It's so amazing," she adds. "[Simon] made this whole trip to America so lovely — and America's actually really beautiful, to be honest. I'm in love and I want to live there — but it was such an amazing moment and when I think of it, I just want to cry."
Cowell tells PEOPLE, "I pushed my golden buzzer for Sara because she is, in my opinion, a total star. She flew across the world to audition on AGT 'to see if dreams come true' — that really resonated with me, as 20 years ago I came to those thoughts as well. I just didn't have her talent!"
James says she started singing when she was "about 3 or 4" and has been a longtime fan of the show, though she never thought she'd actually audition.
"When I was little, I was watching all the videos of America's Got Talent on YouTube, and I was like, 'Oh my god. Wow, it's so amazing,' but I'd never think of it in a serious way," she admits.
That all changed after her recent trip to America.
Following her impressive performance, Cowell told PEOPLE of the judges' reactions, "We were all thinking the same thing on my particular Golden Buzzer. There were about three of us, I think, all prepared to jump on that Golden Buzzer. [Her] act's so good."
Now that she's been handed a ticket straight to the live shows, James says she's already brainstorming ideas for her next performance.
"I have a bunch of ideas," she explains, noting that she's most excited to get back "on stage and show everything I have to the judges."
.. Google Mana Iwabuchi... And tell me that she's from Nigeria based on how the name sounds like Delta name..
