Well done to a Real Slay Queen

Have you guys noticed the way Zlatan dey roll with big guns in the country?

Congratulations Onyi

I thought Mr Seun Osewa said tribal bigot will e dell with!

On fire

Can’t you invest the 8 meter on business?

Time for me to sell my GOTV..

WAZOBIA

IF YOU KNOW YOU KNOW

My sister just paid 105k for a program in one of the University in Togo called [b]Liberal Bilingual University-Institute/b]

Does that means even after graduation the Certificate is useless in Nigeria ?

Please enlighten me on this

They possesses all the aforementioned qualities.

I respect them for that.
Just imagine if they can restrategize the way they play politics.. they will rule Nigeria

Let the Buzzling and siesta begins...

Dedicating this FTC to my unborn child

According to a post on Instagram by the Nigerian filmmaker Akindele, the movie has grossed a total of ₦613 million in the Nigerian box office. In the post, she thanked her fans, the huge swathe of Nigerian film enthusiasts that have remained consistent, splurging on her projects since she first rose to fame as the star of the movie franchise Jenifa.

A Tribe Called Judah hasn't stopped breaking records since its nationwide cinematic release on December 15, 2023. It recorded an opening weekend gross of ₦113 million, the highest the Nollywood industry has recorded and is currently the highest-grossing movie for the year 2023.

Another recorded-breaking title is Malaika by Toyin Abraham which hit a gross of ₦104.3 million in eight days since its debut on December 22, 2023.
Shedding light on the struggles of infertility in the country, its opening weekend became the second highest in the industry with ₦52 million. It is currently one of the top five highest-grossing titles for the year 2023.


Other current box office winners include, Ada Omo Daddy by Nigerian actress Mercy Aigbe which was released on December 15, 2023, and currently records a gross of ₦104 million.

Aigbe also took to Instagram to thank her fans and the nation at large.

Leading the cast is Omowunmi Dada, who gets engaged to her lover, played by Tayo Faniran. But the cross-cultural love gets hit with several obstructions arising from opposite ends of the family. The drama-filled feature is currently still showing across cinemas nationwide.

Source: Pulse.ng

When’s Tinubu releasing his playlist?

The pictures are aesthetic

That’s true. Honestly I stayed in lagos between 2016-2020 but I hardly sit in a tight space in the bus throughout those years.

I am always on calcu if I don’t sit at the front then I will sit at the first sit of the 3rd row so I can extend my long legs toward the door area you dig?

Babysho:


I do that too but on those nights where it's 2000 rabid humans to 3 yellow buses, who am I to be selecting bus?

OP I was once in your position.
Though I only followed bus that is empty and I will quickly arrange myself at the front seat anything aside this, I will wait till the next bus turn

I eat fingernails

The poster wil surely get what he/she wants

This is massive.

Normal normal Canabis has become part of our food crops in Nigeria bcuz almost all the community grows it in Nigeria

I rush in to check if she will put on Expose dresses but Guess what? She ain’t.

See as dem dey wire money anyhow for this country!!!

I go with Mogalu on this

This is the same Woman some people were and still defending

Michael Jackson 2.0

This is mind blowing..


Hallelujah Nairaland is back

Hallelujah Nairaland is back

Na Wazobia agenda

Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah


Nairaland is back a las

I celebrate the hero they displayed. Humanity first in everything we do.

This is huge, congratulations mama

Wonderful submission.

I don copy am straight to Facebook page

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Nigeria faces challenges due to a lack of effective followership, hindered by those who prioritize personal interests, tribal and religious affiliations, those who accept inducements for votes, individuals unwilling to make sacrifices for the nation, and those who remain passive observers.