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OladimejiRufai:
Well, I say a big thank you to the lady for telling us and the OP for sharing it.


Because I entered a mall and showed the sales girl this post.


And she was like; Ehen? What happened? Come on, get out of here!


And the owner of the mall's attention was caught. So she came and asked what happened. I showed her the post and she was so happy. She immediately gave me the key to the mall now and told me I'm now the owner of the entire mall. And with impelling alacrity, I sacked the sales girl and asked the previous owner who have me the keys to take her place.


Thank you very much. Post was so beneficial.

MrSurd:
In an official statement from the Ghana police command, the police is to arrest any one seen with the new iPhone 11 or iPhone 11 pro especially the young ones because of its expensive nature.

According to the report, once you are seen with iPhone 11 or iPhone 11pro from now till December 2019 in Ghana, you will be considered as a scammer and will be arrested no matter what the person explains.

Read more details by clicking link below

https://knaija.com/2019/09/22/ghana-police-to-arrest-any-one-seen-with-iphone-11-till-december/

Gadafii:
This caption neutralized all the energy I had in me, including the ones in reserve

What's "American rapper babymama"

Local man is tired

Another epic disgrace to womanhood... unclothedness is now a trend Madness is now normal What an odd world! SMH

Germannig:
Anybody who calls a bad Igbo person an Igbo, instead of a Nigerian, should not complain when they hear Igbo Amaka. They can't eat their cake and have it.

Germannig:
When you call the bad Igbo person an Igbo, then expect us to call the good Igbo person an Igbo. How does that sound? Deal?

Germannig:
Pay attention
The title of this post is about his origin, not where his successes come from, or whether he is attuned to Nigerian politics. Same can be said of other Nigerians/peoples of Nigerian origin doing well abroad who did so not because they are Nigerians, but because they found themselves in a working environment where competence is recognized. The man himself knows that he has a 50% IGBO DNA in him.
Him being recognized as black (what he is) and even mentioning Nigeria twice in that article is already a trophy

I doubt if what I'm about to say will change someone's already assumed perception of this man but reading the article you will understand that nigeria was mentioned only 2 times and it's mentioned in relation to his father. If u read it well u will see clearly that it didn't contain any form of recognition of his Nigerian heritage he was raised by a single mother and grew to become a success heavily influenced by his environment of course. His fathers origins aren't his origins. His achievements aren't reflective of his black origins but hardwork and perseverance.
Any one who bothered to read it will see that he didn't achieve what he achieved by being Nigerian, igbo or African. He never met his father probably doesn't speak any Nigerian language and is most likely unconcerned about the political and social climate of Nigeria.
But every one has opinions but if u think he is successful because he's igbo u re wrong, and before you label me all sorts because of ur disagreeing point of view understand something your words have no effect it can't even change the color of my piss so it's useless it's as useless as the assumption that being from a particular tribe is prerequisite to success or greatness. Read the story again and be liberated from that mentality

kingkakaone:
Take your ignorance and foolishness from my mention young man.

I'm neither Igbo nor Yoruba, I'm from Delta and I'm proud of my origin but that shouldn't make me ignore common sense and become a fool like many of you here.

The current deputy Senate president is from my state and tribe but I can't talk about it because he doesn't feed me neither does he add a value to my life.

I repeat, ONLY THE POOR AND WRETCHED FROM THESE TRIBES ENGAGE IN ONLINE BATTLES due to frustrations and ignorance.

You can take that to the market if you are smart.

when igbo do something good one nigeria when its bad its igbos hypocrite

domino4211:
The only thing your music cures is Intelligence and morality...
Anybody who listens to your music is a degenerate and retarded lout.

Jaysolu:
Nigerians are naturally born wailers
why did nollywood not do a movie of the novel?
you cant produce a movie but want to decide who gets the role

EkunKekere:
Well wether you like it or not, most of the nollywood trash you people are crazy about in Nigeria simply wouldn't cut it on the global stage.

Elsewhere in the world, acting is about subtlety and nuance, but in nollywood it is a competition on who can shout the loudest and make the most over-exaggerated displays of emotion.

Uzo Aduba is the only American actress of Igbo origin in Hollywood who has a high enough profile to play the character, but she was ruled out because she's involved in some other projects at the moment and she's also a bit older than the character she was meant to play, while Lupita is nearer in age.

backnbeta:
BTW, if she bought the right to the story, by all means let her do what she seems best with it!

donstan18:
Nigerians and entitlement mentality. Always feeling that you owe them explanation for doing what you wanna do with your life.
But because they are jealous of Lupita, they decided to wail unnecessary.

FarahAideed:
The Igbos are the only industrious people on Nigeria all other tribes are just free loaders ..please quote me any where