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She is beautiful but not the most beautiful woman in Nigeria to me, How about the people who say Genevieve Nnaji is the most beautiful woman in Nigeria?, only God knows who is the most beautiful woman; unless Nigerians can round up every Nigerian woman of every tribe and critique their beauty from a range of 1 to 10 and compare to Bianca and see who wins there is no way because I have see some Hausa women, Yoruba women, igbo women more beautiful. People can make the list who is the most beautiful by opinion on Nollywood actresses, african models and etc since there is a small selection but in the end of the day it's still opinion though but out of the whole naija female population from 150 million and bianca is the number one most beautiful, Sorry don't believe it. @PhysicsQED You are right Modupe Ozolua is not mixed or biracial; I read a interview with her on Ovation magazine years ago(can't find the article online though) and they asked her if she was half-caste/mixed and she said NO but she is just light skinned, both her parents are Nigerian. There is a rumor though that one of her grandparents is white, this thread discussed it: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-252002.0.html but there is no proof about this though. I must add though that despite that there are african women that are pure black and have her features so this nonsense needs to stop with questioning people's race or ethnicity because of their looks. I have noticed anytime a woman, especially Black is beautiful, particularily light skinned people start to ask is she full black, as if blacks are not capable of being beautiful. cameron Diaz and Jessica Alba for example are not pure white their fathers are non-white men and they are considered beautiful white women, so this needs to stop. |
There should be a segment where they wear their cultural clothes from their tribe and cultural country, I also think this pageant should be for Sub-Saharan Black africans |
@Mr. Cork "anonymous6 (f). sweeeery. darkskin females used to be the deal back in stone age periods when dinasours where used as cars. but as off 2011, its all about the yellow: light skin/ half cast or white babes. Dark skin females are naturally ugly but as for a chick called Nayah, i could marry her anyday. She aint relly dark skin & and she is unique. Thank God she aint Nigerian (no oofeinse)" Well Mr. Cork that's your opinion, and that's what I kept telling you, to say it's your opinion & me and you wouldn't even be having this discussion because I wouldn't mind you saying that & it won't bother me but it is not a fact what your saying. If you were correct Genevieve Nnaji wouldn't be the most popular and top Nollywood actress today. I'm actually a brown skinned Naija girl and have women of all shades in my family and all are beautiful, so I don't believe anything you are saying. My advise to you is if you believe that then marry a half-caste or white girl, so you won't have black Nigerian children, it's that simple |
Thank you dominique, just wanted to tell you my thread is back, can you tell the administration thank you for me |
I can't find my thread, and when I click the title I get this message: Error message The topic or board you are looking for appears to be either missing or off limits to you, do you guys know what that means, will I get my thread back |
Hello Dominique I read this is a complaints thread, so I just wanted a certain complaint sent to the administration; one of my threads("the top ten most beautiful Nollywood actresses" I created on the celebrities section is missing and keeps showing this message: The topic or board you are looking for appears to be either missing or off limits to you. Can you tell the administration to put back the thread again, I can't even find in my own private post, it's like it disappeared, here is one page of the thread: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:JBf2htgOUuoJ:www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-732446.96.html+the+top+ten+most+beautiful+nollywood+actresses&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=usThere is no complaint area to tell the administration this, please can you ask them to put it back out again, thank you. |
@PatieSandy D'banj and Genevieve nnaji are no longer going out & there is rumor that they never really went out with each other in the first place http://showbiz.peacefmonline.com/news/201107/55501.php http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/headlines/17300-Genevieve-Denies-Dbanj-Says-Hes-Not-Kind-Man.html |
@Mr. Cork Dark skinned women are not naturally uglier, and the UK is not the world, so next time just say it's your opinion. Whether you ignore them or not is your problem and business. Dark skin has nothing to do with beauty, so your statement makes no sense, that's why I said say it's your opinion |
that's their choice, who cares |
those two have kissed in many movies, nothing new there |
it's a tie between Yoruba and Hausa |
I'm going to be real the reason they are like that because 99% of the time children that are mixed Nigerian with another heritage and/or race & etc don't have any Nigerian culture in them(especially ones with non-Nigerian black mothers especially since majority of them are raised in the westernized world), the only exception is if they were born & raised in Nigeria all their lives; most likely with a Nigerian mother. maybe if its a person that's mixed Nigerian with another black African culture they may treat you better or include you but it depend though but besides that they will treat you differently, which is understandable. I have seen mixed Nigerian kids/adults, and all have Nigerian fathers and their mothers are either Black american, white americans and etc, and it's always the same thing they come out with no Nigerian culture and are the cultures of the mothers. To most Nigerians it tends to be expected once a child is born from a home like that how they will be culturally, there are many mixed Nigerian celebrities I have seen that come out with no Nigerian culture either. there is nothing wrong with it but the sad fact is kids 99% of the time are the culture of their mother. You may argue that kids that are born in western world from Nigerian parents sometimes have no culture which is true but the difference is it can go both ways with kids from homes like that & it depends on the parents(because majority of the time most Nigerian kids from both Nigerian parents tend to have the culture in them; I am a example of that) but kids from a one Nigerian parent homes(most likely the Nigerian parent is the father) it's already a given fact how most will be like culturally |
I know Adaeze shoes are hot I'm not really feeling either of the couples but between the two Joseph & Adaeze Yobo is good |
"Reality personality Kourtney Kardashian has revealed her regret over a rash decision to undergo bosom augmentation surgery when she was 22. “It was so dumb,” Kourtney, now 30, says of procedure to enlarge B-cup bosoms to fully-loaded Cs. “It was kind of an impulse,” she explains. “I just got the idea in my head one day, and that was that. There was no talking me out of it. It was so dumb.” Kourtney rose to reality TV stardom on the E! series Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Kourtney says she suffers a lot of discomfort, especially when lying down, thanks to her new bosoms — which she adds “don’t feel like part of my body.” “If I’d researched it, I probably wouldn’t have gotten a bosom job.” Kourtney — and her troublesome Ta-Tas — will join younger sister Khloe on the new small screen hit Khloe & Kourtney Take Miami, premiering August 16 @ 10PM on E!" http://www.popcrunch.com/kourtney-kardashian-regrets-bosom-implants/ http://w.fitceleb.com/node/5860 Kourtney Kardashian |
@TheifOfHearts I applaud the Nigerian guy that stood up against those lebaneese men, they had no right to do that. When it comes to ghanians you have a point but I heard the Lebanese and Indians over there are disrespectful to them though in their country as well, here's a example; it's not all perfect with them: http://ghanaxp..com/2010/12/indians-in-ghana.html If that was Nigeria there would have been some confrontation of some sort after some of the negative I read from the article |
@TheifOfHearts "Let's just thank God it was the british who colonized us and not the bloody Dutch else you two would have been showing papers everytime you leave your damn hut." cosign 100% "What about in your very own Nigeria? Germans, Asians, all these pigs come here call you name and treat you like shyt in your background, you sit there and grin like morons. After all na white kman, whatever he says must be right but let it be a man from another tribe, see if you wont bring out cutlass. Abeg!" I can't speak for other tribes because I don't know but I think that is more tribal because my family told me when foolish dictators like Sani Abacha(including Babangida) was ruling Nigeria to no where decades ago he brought in many Lebanese business men into Nigeria and from what I heard they treated Nigerians like crap, that Nigerians saw the true colors of foreigners, so I have heard at least in Yoruba land they don't bend to or trust them. That when those men fell Nigerians extended the attitude to those foreigners they brought, that many of those foreigners ran off at that time as a result(I guess that was God's way of teaching Nigerians what these people really felt of us). At least in Yoruba land for the majority they don't trust foreigners too much or take crap from them but Nigerians in general(of all tribes) do play games with them to get money from them(especially 419 gangs; from documentaries I have watched). In general though I don't think Nigerians trust foreigners because it has been said through documentaries that the CIA influenced the civil war in Nigeria decades ago, and many Nigerians have confirmed this. So I wouldn't under-estimate Nigerians and think they are slow, at least the majority get it & have their way of getting back to them. |
@yankite "1 A naija man will only kiss your behind when he knows he wants to get your money in return. 2 A naija man overseaes that has no papers is the only nigerian that will be so humble to take whatever insult from white men. 3 most naija people abroad doesn't have the intension to stay there forever,moreover no be my village abi no be to make money and go back home to venture in some lucrative stuff. 4 We don't have any history of racial inequality so it doesn't really cut across to a nigerian like dem other blacks who have strong history of racism,for a nigerian as long as hin no affect the money him go make. " I agree, as long as the Nigerians abroad money is not effected and since most are not staying for long abroad they could care less; and the racial history between Nigerians and black diasporians is very different |
My favorite Nollywood actress, you have a cute family, keep up the good work Omotola you look good Omotola Jalade Ekeinde [img]http://4.bp..com/-yYBFfbtzjJY/Tm3whT7e2FI/AAAAAAAAEpk/nR2w3YkQ9hw/s1600/omotola-Jolade-Ekehinde.jpg[/img] [img]http://1.bp..com/_Sj_55Gz0Jqo/TGwrdP1OOEI/AAAAAAAABGY/g331F35r990/s800/Omotola-Jalade-ekeinde.jpg[/img] [img]http://2.bp..com/-2QKSmEFmW14/TmVCrxRaPeI/AAAAAAAAEdY/Vzc6gOBuDLk/s1600/seriously-doughnuts-DSC_3780.jpg[/img] [img]http://1.bp..com/-ossV8JMu_XQ/TfAMQdRprLI/AAAAAAAABuk/4DypHO9kvMc/s1600/omot.jpg[/img] |
@BootyOnMe so true, I don't think she really care while the ban has been going on she has been in 4 Nollywood movies so far I think, one with Mike Ezurounye, so they are wasting their time |
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@rokiatu no that was when she was pregnant for her first child, her son @tjskii you are right it wasn't this year |
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I created on the celebrities section is missing and keeps showing this message: The topic or board you are looking for appears to be either missing or off limits to you. Can you tell the administration to put back the thread again, I can't even find in my own private post, it's like it disappeared, here is one page of the thread:
