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Tinubu knows exactly what he is doing |
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I don't know why I saw Report Card at first read. I saw these questions online yesterday: Why was this shooter certified okay and released from the institution where he was previously held? Which Individuals/organizations were responsible for keeping tabs on him? Which laws were broken by such organizations and what are the penalties? This is not a case of an unknown shooter. He was already known to be unstable and thus, potentially dangerous. Someone has to be held responsible. This cannot keep happening unchecked. |
Virginia Woolf For those disputing the inclusion of Things Fall Apart, this list is actually from a reputable British website: britannica.com https://www.britannica.com/list/12-novels-considered-the-greatest-book-ever-written I wonder why the OP didn't state the source. Things Fall Apart is more than just a novel written by a Nigerian. You need to understand the literary significance and impact on African literature. One of the first African novels to receive global critical acclaim. It is widely read and studied in English-speaking countries around the world. The novel was first published in the United Kingdom in 1962 by William Heinemann Limited, and became the first work published in Heinemann's African Writers Series (most of which I binge-read). It is regarded as a milestone in Anglophone African literature, and for the perception of African literature in the West. It has come to be seen as the archetypal modern African novel in English, and is read in Nigeria and throughout Africa. It is studied widely in Europe, India, and North America, where it has spawned numerous secondary and tertiary analytical works. It has achieved similar status and repute in Australia and Oceania. It has sold more than 20 million copies worldwide. Time magazine included the novel in its TIME 100 Best English-language Novels from 1923 to 2005. It has been translated into more than 50 languages, and is often used in literature, world history, and African studies courses across the world. The publication of Achebe's Things Fall Apart helped pave the way for numerous other African writers. Novelists who published after Achebe were able to find an eloquent and effective mode for the expression of the particular social, historical, and cultural situation of modern Africa. Before Things Fall Apart was published, most of the novels about Africa had been written by European authors, portraying Africans as savages who were in need of western enlightenment. This book helped convince the world that African Writers have something to offer and publishers paid attention. The comment below is needless. Wole Soyinka is one of the greatest literary icons in the world and last time I checked, he is still the only Nigerian with the Nobel prize in Literature. Rare feat! adolfHitler1934:Achebe & Soyinka were founding members of Ulli Beier's Mbari Club, together with J.P Clark, Chris Okigbo, Demas, Mabel and Pa Bruce Onobrakpeya and they all maintained maximum respect for one another. It's sad to see this generation of youngsters, most of who do not know literary s**t from chocolate denigrate their legacy. It's high time we switched off our tribal antennae |
Yes, Tuface obviously did him dirty. Black was right in calling him out, suing him and forcing the resolution to share the proceeds from African Queen. He should have moved on after that but he didn't. Now, very talented Blackface spent most of his productive years hating Tuface. Years he could have invested in songwriting, collaborations and grooming young artists. Sadly, he literally paused his own progress to monitor and hate on Tuface. This should be a lesson to all of us. |
Very tough choice because the three of them have done incredibly well. Rema released Dumebi aged 19 in 2019 and it was refreshingly unique and catchy. Like some of Jazzy's previous younglings, many expected his light to dim, but he dropped banger after banger, established a distinct musical style, went global with Calm Down and put his sound on the world map. He won Headies next rated 2019 and he is just 23. Omah Lay's 'Lo Lo' is unarguably one of the best songs released during the COVID. It ruled the airwaves and definitely made our lockdown better. He proved not to be a flash in the pan by staying consistent and he does not have a bad song till date. He went on to win the headies next rated award for year 2020. He is 26. Asake was so ubiquitous in 2022 that he became a household name in less than a year. He is a typical case of preparation meets opportunity. He and Yhemolee practically ruled the entertainment space while at OAU Ife, so when YBNL came calling, he was ready. I call him the Tupac of our day because his lyrical prowess is mind-blowing. Headies next rated 2023. He is 28. You see why it is a difficult choice, they were all rated to blow. I will go with Omah Lay though. Reason: While Rema had Don Jazzy and Asake had Olamide, Omah Lay self-produced his debut song 'bad influence' to break himself into the limelight. |
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Not professional |
Una go use English kill person one day |
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Thank you naptu2, for always. |
Jesus!!! |
FreeStuffsNG:The comment I was looking for! Anyone who has been in office or has had the opportunity to effect positive change in any of our sectors but didn't, should be quiet. |
David. Lol |
Just find out whose name and address the car is registered in. |
🎶a life of precious stoooones & gooooood taste...🎵 |
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'You make up for hours just to look human' Who said this? To whom? & Where? |
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Manfromlasvegas:We are kindred spirits |
KABIYESI Ooni Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi Ojaja Keji Omo Ojaja fidi ote jale Omo Ayi kiti Ogun Omo etiri Ogun Kare o Leyoo aje okun Ooni Ajere aboju jojo Oke leyin Moore O taye so bi igba Omo Laade Omo Ibi ro Omo ajongbodo Omo osun meru ti kun Omo ibi ola ti n wa Omo Ayikiti Ogun tiri Ogun Mo rejana bi oni roko aburo etiri Omo Degbin Mo nlo nre igbode Omo Luusi Omo arugbo-ile igbode abika lorun Omo o fose foso, komo Olominrin feeru fo Omo oke mo ri tikun aya sile. Omo afinju oloja mo ledena meji Omo afinju oloja mo re pole owu. Wari oore naa ke e momo Olominrin, Ona na ro mo Ooni ria. Omo Ekun sun-un birade, Omo Odelu kan- bi, Omo opo mefa oo lerunwa Ade temi efeefa ni ere Omo bodere agboobon, Ikoko degbo deru, . Omo ajongbodo. Omo Debooye Omo Giesi ijana Mo ba Giesi rejana Mo ba Debooye a repole Omo igun gbebo – mo re igbode Omo igun la gba Omo igun la je Omo igun kogokogo lorule Igun ile rin-in gbebo Akalamagbo ile rin gbo eru titu Bi ‘ha je tan mun tan Han moke ikole gun Mosi ikole Yanrin mi obu lode ibi an ba ti ba’gun a tii se igun loore Omo igun aare mo re ipole Omo igun gbebo igbode nile re O re more bi oni roko Ooro lo to rise de Han magbala sawesu Han merinla funfun sekeji Adimunia Bilia oooo Adimunia Orisa keji Yesi a bimo re kope I’ooni o Adimunia. Biila Egberin ekun Ajalaye elegberin ikere Egberin ekun naa si koni rise dodo Adimunia Erin a fin bi okin Omo erin gangan ile Omo erin gangan ode Omo erin fi mi joye korun mi mo Omo erin fi mi joye ki ndekun bebe ona yiye Abu ajana ogbe Oba Adeyeye seerin oko bi idikun Oloja Omo Ogunwusi Adefisan Yeuke Koo ba ti mun’gun koloree A ore a han Omo Osun meru tikun Omo oye ni moore Maa niso ni gbangba Omo Abodere Omo Agboo ibon Owolomu ero agbada Omo Ayidina Omo Ayilubii Ponpola abeso jingbinni O dabi oruru laofin Oni rakun saye Yesi b’ooni mi wi o Oke an setile gun Mo roke etiri Ojaja mo mi rodi Tigbo tiju a ke riri Ayidina Odi ile lo mi ree ni Abi toko – Ayilcibii Omo Dodo bi ide Omo Ayikiti Oba Etiri Oba ni Moore Omo Giesi Degbin koko o hanro igbode koko o hanro Kan fi wun Ooni seje lori opo Eran lo jagbagba Omo Olominrin Ototo Oniyan lo je tomo Giesi Oni tii goke esinminrin Ko wi eru segi npa un Omo alaran orin Omo erin meji alo Omo Ologbenla a ridi ire gabo A riwo obi salejo Paraka ode igbodo Ologbenla a ya’mo paara koji A yidina bi oke O soko ekiti soko akoko Oni akoko nbimo de lese oke O degbo Igbin O di kaka bi Oni nrogun Me tete mo wi aje okun lo bi o Omo Agbedegbede Oyibo Omo Agbagba orire nso bi eyokunyokun Opoto nso bi ikan were nile mi Omo o soro ko sikisiki bose Omo o soro fese saworo bade Omo o soro jo somunlele rodo Omo o soro gbokunrin niyawo Omo olodun besebese Oji Oniyan lo bese somi ria ni morire agbada Agbagba mi so ipete feye je loja ife Oni gunyan koko ko wi eyin un bu iloni gun Omundunmudun adofun dekuru ti maa se Olori mi ta Alakara mi ta Oporoporo o nso bi eru isu Ari tii ala Ibee ja ibee maa se sabuja re Omo Onile aran Mo mi rele mo mi laa sun Omo Oloju orunO rigbin ninu oko o fi dooro Omo Akundinrin esa Omo Igun aare lo bi o omo onitaji Oni Giesi bi gbogbo ko bi gbogbo Ke de lade ale lo loyun re Itupa meta ona ilase Ikan nse ni ni rora Ikan gbe itupa mo ni O wi epo to ni Omo Nibaayo Abu iteni mo ba Giesi lo Omo owa too lukin foba Omo igun gee ore Omo igunlade yoko Gresi modi Gresi fire gbe lese Man diro ni Moore Maa rebi agbon re Omo Elekole Oni bimo kan ko yeniyan O ya jugba eriwo Omo lo Omo Giesi Omo Debooye Laroka modi Giesi fire gbe lese E si un a soloja ko modi korun. Kare o Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi Omo baba ria omo Oba Ropo Ogunwusi Luuyin – Arobaade yeye oro nijesa Man wi ki Lowa gbe’bi Man gbegigun Man wi ki woye gbebi O gbaraba Man Feyinkunie Fanimowu gbebi titi o fi de’bokun Kabiyesi o Ooni Oba Adeyeye Eniitan Ogunwusi Ade a pe lori Bata a pe lese. Ku o eye re o, Babatunde Akande Olewa lowo Olesi merindinlogun Mejo njoko Mejo salarije Kabiyesi o |
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Haakeem:Line 4👍 Never say never |
AsomArchitectNG:You get sense Rehab first, then prayers. They say you should not try to pray away a problem without trying logical solutions first. Me I say pray first for divine clarity and then logically determine the best approach; Do everything humanly possible to solve the problem; Take it back to God in prayer and ask him to perfect your efforts. In that order. |
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Just as men only go after ladies they like, ladies too reserve the right to say yes to only the men they are attracted to. Many people with embarrassingly antiquated mentalities littered on nairaland. Good thing Persephone1 totally owned him. |
Some of these virtual alpha males/bad guys are underage teenagers living out their sexual fantasies on nairaland. |
Virtual studs on nairaland |
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