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MrHistorian:
Happy birthday to her.

And to quickly educate the OP (original poster), she didn't avert the Ebola virus singlehandedly. She did it with a team of medical personnels. I wonder why she gets most (if not all) of the credit.

how did you come about this info?

Happy birthday madam Stella. You're a real hero to many Nigerians and thank you for saving so many lives.

Rest on madam.

Pubichairs:
circus of clowns
as long as these wankers are on sit of power.. this country will never seize to be a joke..

sorry to bust your bubble but this country have been a joke right before APC came into power.

I honestly want to believe this young man will be taken to see the governor and given a very handsome reward for his hard work in academic excellence.

It will be a shame if this young man is totally ignored by the Kwara state government. But I seriously want to believe the Kwara state government isn't like other state government who reward BBNAIJA housemates for doing absolutely nothing and totally ignore those who deserve to be rewarded.

Congratulations Young Azeez.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kDcwiARphI

Fraggle Rock. Let me Be Your Song.

The Night Comes For Us.

7.5/10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAYgZEMMWxo

Kehlani - Gangsta.

This guy no get sense.

Yet the CBN refuse to do anything about it. What annoys me most is that useless atm card maintenance charge. That's just pure fraud.

Congrats madam.

Progenix:
Vertigo comics equals DC. It's the same company. DC owns Vertigo. Vertigo is the franchise used to launch way dark and mature comics to an Adult audience. It's where we have Lucifer, Dream (Morpheus) and the Sandman

alright thanks.

JaceBlaze:
Cry all you want but your music is no better than the Congo bongo drums beating off rhythm while village elders are telling ancient tales around campfire

I'm not the one crying here, you are judging from the way you sound like a broken record.

I guess it's not your fault, seeing that you've been listening to the ranting of an old woman all your life which you foolishly call music. So, keep on ranting.

Idiots.

JaceBlaze:
Can you listen to that terrible noise pollution your musicians make and say it's a true musical art form? You would not if you were exposed to real music with substance.I don't blame you by the way,homogeneity has deprived of an opportunity to listen to different genres and appreciate good music

how would you even know what good music sound like when you've been listening to the same wack music all your life?

Dude you wouldn't even know what real music sound like even if a loud speaker is placed on your ear like a headphone.

You talk of homogeneity when all the musician in South Africa, use the same beat, use the same vocal, use the same sound and style. You're really confuse dude.

Homogeneity my ass.

JaceBlaze:
You were looking for humor in my honest opinion? must everything be a joke to you.The last I look your afro beat was the one with one dimensional sound with no inspiring lyrical content.Someone like you has no business judging hip hop.

your honest opinion or your wack opinion? Please don't confuse them. I'd hate to believe your rappers are as wack and confuse like you that's why they all sound the same.

Someone like you obviously has no business listening to music.

JaceBlaze:
Says a person who wants to judge what a good rapper is supposed to sound like when we all know hip hop culture is non existing in Naija

I guess sound is the only thing you listen to in South Africa, that's why your hip hop culture is as lousy as your attempt at humour.

I guess that's why all your rappers sound the same.

Make them free the guy Abeg.

JaceBlaze:
You mean double entendre? I think the English language isn't really fond of you

neither is common sense fond of you.

Dude was shown the way forward. This goes to show how protective African men are of their African women.

hulk616:
that's a DC movie for you.
DC = trash

I thought it was under Vertigo comics? Never knew it was DC. Or am I wrong?

H100:
Personal Experience

Last week, someone in my family informed me that an extremely well-known billionaire (who will not be named) was going to be in town for a speaking event - and my family member had tickets. I remember thinking: "How cool is this? I always see them on TV! It will be amazing to see them speak in person!" The event was marketed towards people seeking success, and it seemed like it was going to be a motivational/uplifting occasion.

The day of the event came and it was a full house. We were lucky and got there early - we were sitting in the second row! The energy was palpable and I kept thinking to myself, this is going to be great. The time finally came. The host came out, introduced himself, gave some background on his success, and tied in how he works with the billionaire who will not be named. I will say this host was the epitome of what a speaker should be: high-energy, and intriguing. It made me even more excited.

The grand moment arrived, Billionaire stepped out onto the stage and I could not believe it. He was right. there. Spoke of his rags to riches story, which I will say is truly inspiring. He told stories. Made us laugh. And exited the stage after about 10 minutes.

I quickly began to grow disappointed, realizing most of this event will be with other keynote speakers - none of which I (or my family member) was familiar with. However, I wanted to give these speakers a fair chance. Maybe they'd say something that was of value. Maybe there was at least one golden nugget they could give me. Unfortunately, that was not the case. Most of this event came to be a real estate seminar, to put it simply. No disrespect to anyone in real estate, but I have zero interest in making a career of it. Sparing you all the frustrating and boring details, this seminar came off as an awful pitch for a (pricey) 3-day course on real estate. I thought to myself: "You have got to be kidding me".

My family member and I ended up walking out of the event, as we realized this was not going to be what we expected. It did make for an interesting conversation on the ride back home.

This person is a billionaire. They are highly-respected and yes, famous. Why would they feel the need to prey on people by selling them this perfect image? That if they attend this 3-day course, they WILL be able to purchase real estate and they WILL make lots of money from it. This Billionaire has money - why feel the need to continue feeding his wallet in such a seedy manner?

I felt like a fool. The event had been marketed in such a way that was 100% misleading. It led me to wonder why people who reach Billionaire level come to this? If I was someone with success of that magnitude and had the platform to reach such a large number of people, I wouldn't want to sell fake dreams. I'd use it to truly, genuinely inspire people. Give them that small push they may just need. No fluff, no nonsense. No "classes" or seminars. Just a straight-forward, real conversation. Maybe a story I share or something I say could inspire someone to go out and do it.

I don't know if I will ever have that kind of reach, but I'd like to think that if I did, I wouldn't lose myself or my integrity.

SOURCE >>> SELF TRUTHS

it's just proof that you've been scammed.

JaceBlaze:
wow the second guy said "life's not fair so I'm thinking of how to bleach." Could have heard it wrong but sounds like Nigerian rappers rap what they live

Says the guy who said he knows what rap and hip hip is about. I'm sure double enchandre is as useless to you as your ability to buy affordable data.

You truly is the definition of wack!.

IronGalaxy:
could have fooled me you are all over the place like an Indian shop owner trying to negotiate a discount. Forget it your rappers are whack bro

opinions they say are like buttholes. Everybody has none. But yours stink to high heaven of foolishness and debauchery.

IronGalaxy:
You are at pains trying to change my stance on Nigerian rappers aren't you? Sorry my opinion still stands

dude. Your opinion is just your opinion, as useless as the pile of sh1t you've been vomiting.

You're baseless brah.

IronGalaxy:
A Nigerian can't honestly tell me what hip hop is. SA has a much older hip hop culture, I think we were doing hip hop while you were still busy with tribal music

remember it ain't how far, but how well.

But that's something you lots who readily murder your fellow man can't deal with brah.

Much older hip hop culture my ass.

IronGalaxy:
Do you honestly know me to that level to tell me what I can or cannot do?

I know what what good rappers are and they are ain't Nigerian, same with ,Jazz, Soul , House, Rock musicians.

you who know what or who good rappers are, name names or seal your tongue brah.

Here is mode9 doing elbow room. Check the lyrics bro cos I'm sure :without your fingers in his toilet you feeling his sh1t".


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJKGM2Byuko

IronGalaxy:
the problem with you Nigerians is that you think you're the best in everything and that's not possible. Hip hop is simply not one of them, not when your best rapper is that albino guy Phyno. Whack asf!

phyno? Oh shut it.

I mentioned Mode9, ice Prinze, M.I, VECTOR etc. Heck I even posted a link to a BET cypher so you'll watch and learn what hip hop is about. And you're mentioning phyno.

Dude you really is a very big joke. Please don't choke on it.

IronGalaxy:
Like I said you're better critiquing a shaku shaku artist. You don't even know what makes a good rapper to begin woth

jeez look at this dude. So you who know what makes a good rapper, what makes a good rapper?

You who can't even pen a bar talkless of a line is talking about what makes a good rapper? Perish the thought.

Mr man. What makes a good rapper oh. I'm waiting