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@OP
Barbaric & disgusting behavior, those 5 men ding dongs should be cut off

@Stillwater
"There was one time I read here on NL of a corper sleeping with secondary school students and was boasting about it. I froze that day on the spot. Such crass attitude tells you the primitive wiring of many Nigerian men."

This is not the first time I heard of stories of order Nigerian men getting busy with young Nigerian teenage girls in high school or in college but this is not only in Nigeria, there are stories like this in other African countries. These african men are nothing more then psychos as far as I am concerned.

known for being ojukwu's wife

I agree with exu & jagunda

thank God she wasn't hurt in any way

I agree, I wonder how his wife is handling the news

[b]"Ghanaian Silver screen star Majid Michel, has openly declared that Nollywood screen diva, Genevieve Nnaji definitely knows how to use her lips on him to make him feel like he is really kissing a lady.

The “Agony of Christ” actor said this during an interview with Kwaku Sintim Misa (KSM) on his Friday night variety show “Thank God It’s Friday” (TGIF), on Metro TV. KSM asked Majid to tell the whole world the actress he has ever enjoyed kissing in a movie.

Majid had a good laugh, gave it a thought for some few seconds and said; “I know my wife is watching, she will kill me but I will say it. Well, I will say, it is Genevieve Nnaji. God! She kissed me really well. She kissed me for me to feel that I was really kissing a sweet lip, and I enjoyed every bit of it!!”

Majid has played numerous romantic roles in several movies where he had to kiss different actresses including, Jackie Appiah, Nadia Buari, Yvonne Nelson, Martha Ankomah, Juliet Ibrahim, Omotola Jelade Ekeinde, Mercy Johnson among others, but among all these lovely actresses, sexy and pretty face Genevieve Nnaji is the best kisser, and he emphasized that he will do it again with her at any given opportunity."[/b]

Genevieve Nnaji & Majid Michel
https://news.myjoyonline.com/photos/news/MajidnGenny.jpg

[b]"Nigerian super actor Ramsey Nouah sustained severe injuries and missed death by the whiskers during the shooting of a new movie in Ghana.
The actor crash-landed on a concrete floor when he fell from a building whilst trying a stunt on a movie set in Kumasi. Though official medical reports are not yet available, it is feared the actor might have suffered internal bleeding as he reportedly complained of acute waist pains while medics attended to his blood-filled mouth.
He was on the set with top actors Nana Ama McBrown, Beverly Afaglo, Roslyn Ngissah, Nana Hayford and a number of accomplished actors shooting a movie titled ‘Hotel Babylon: Where Clothes Are Unclad’, directed by Kobi Rana, when the incident occurred.
The movie was extensively shot in Kumasi at the Senator Hotel at Tanoso. Ramsey fell in love with the script, hence he tried to give it his best to make sure the movie comes out well. The accident attracted crew members and director Kobi Rana, who immediately rushed to his side for fear of the unexpected. www.nigerian-movies.net"[/b]
http://nigerian-movies.net/blog/?p=5080

Ramsey Noauh
https://www.news1ghana.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/ramsey_nouah.jpg

"Lady GaGa fell out with her dad when she launched her music career.

The singer, 23 - real name Stefani Germanotta - took to the stage in New York just 6 months after leaving college.

But her raunchy outfits proved too much for father Joseph Germanotta.

‘I was performing in a leopard G-string and a black tank top,’ Lady GaGa reveals.

‘[My dad] thought I was crazy. It wasn’t: “She’s inappropriate” or “She’s a bad girl” or “She’s a slut”. He thought I was nuts, that I was doing drugs and had lost my mind and had no concept of reality any more. For my father, it was an issue of sanity.'

The pair have since made up and rebuilt their relationship.

‘Eventually he came around,' Lady GaGa tells The Observer Magazine.

'The record deals didn’t hurt. He loves me for what I am. I grabbed a guy today on set, he laughed. He loves it. He thinks I'm wonderful and thank God. If he didn't, I would be a different Lady GaGa."
http://www.nowmagazine.co.uk/celebrity-news/380856/lady-gaga--my-dad-thought-i-was-crazy-and-doing-drugs/1/

Lady Gaga
[img]http://blogs.fusionradio.fm/fusion/wp-content/uploads/LADY-GAGA-BIGGER.jpg[/img]

This female has serious issues & she must be on some sort of medication for sure, all this just for attention. Any way she fits what she wears because only crazy people would wear clothes and shoes like that, she is helping us by warning us that she is crazy, thank You Lady Gaga. her own father thinks she is crazy: http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1627975/lady-gaga-her-dad-thought-was-mentally-unstable.jhtml

I'm still wondering if this thread is a joke or not but if its for real that you(@OP) want to get into Nollywood it depends because you raraly see white people in Nollywood movies; when I do see white actors & actresses in Nollywood/ghollywood movies they tend to be fill in actors and actresses & it's usually in Ghanian/ghollywood movies, not the main actresses or actors OR in some international-Nollywood collaborated movies; like for example:

Ghana/Ghollywood movie = "Scorned"(that white french or Russian actor with the Ghanian LovePeddler): http://www.youtube.com/verify_age?next_url=http%3A//www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DB5lrRJ2mT9E%26feature%3Dwatch-now-button%26wide%3D1

Nollywood movie = "I'll take my chances"(White British actress in the movie):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpXByT58NbY

Ghana/Ghollywood movie= "4-play & 4-play reloaded"(the white american actor that was man-lover and going out with Yvonne nelsons husband):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-ppkWOGp7w&feature=related

I can go on and on but from what I noticed anytime you do see a white person in Nollywood movies they tend to do ridiculous roles, mostly fill in's, what is a fill in role, like what this white guy did playing a pastor in a movie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpPXgStqjfs
rarely anything big. However if you do see a nollywood movie with a white person playing a main role in it, it tends to be international high budgeted nollywood movies(like I'll take my chances or Ije)usually because maybe there is a character in the story that is white but besides that majority of Nollywood high budget movies have a all black Nigerian cast as well like figurine, tangle with me, and etc:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPa9aRwdzKs   
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58_QwvLJa08

So in general Nigerian/Nollywood movies whether high budget or not you are just going to see Nigerians, especially with village movies. I wish you good luck in getting into the industry but I don't think they will take you seriously because the demographic they cater to is Nigerian and other black african nations and everything you do will not be believable to the demographic buying the movies.

"Ive been watching african films for a long time,so yesterday i saw a movie called One in a million with Mike Ezeronye(sorry if i misspelled it) and Nadia Buari,the white girl there was ok,but na waa o,whats all this,the white people in Nollywood are either old,or ugly,and for me i hate to watch films where actors dont look good. And then they dont even act nice.

Im just fed up of this "white" people roles,i would love to see a movie,where it would show a white girl,but u could see shes been grown up in nigeria,in all traditions and culture,responsible and attractive!"

I never seen a nollywood actor or actress do a so called white role, maybe acting white at times but actually doing a white role not really.

I wouldn't have believed it if you didn't show the pictures. I hate snakes and ones with two heads are even more freaky. I have a curious question, from what I am seeing the snakes must have one stomach, so if these two heads each are swallowing a animal each will their stomach be able to digest from both of these snakes(since they are essentially sharing the same body)?