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Na wok i dey do like so... ow bout u young man? paulolee: |
.The comic representation of the housemates by the young lady has spurned lots of reaction online as several people shared their thoughts, while some had a good laugh. see for yourself. One can only wonder what might have inspired such an action from the young lady as well as the courage to post it on Facebook, knowing fully well that several fans of big brother housemates might come for her. nevertheless the cartoon drawings may serve as a comic relief to many big brother fans. Do you see any resemblance between the cartoon drawings and the big brother housemates? share your thoughts in the comments section.
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There has being lots of Mixed reactions as a Big Brother Naija fan decided to make a cartoon representation of several Big Brother Naija lock-down housemates and share it online. The fan who is identified as 'April' made a sketch depicting some big brother contestants and posted it on popular social media platform Facebook, and it has since generated lots of reactions because of the comic resemblance her cartoon characters share with the big brother housemates. Have a look for yourself:
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bros they are so similar, if you play the sport you woud know.... playing tennis is not just hitting the ball it requires the right strokes* there are some thrusts that are so vital that tennis players can only result to Moanings to staying in the game.. and most importantly is naturaly played between two people nevertheless you can engage in a party, or even quadriple i know tell u shalumzy: |
bros bravo for piecing this together, i want to tell u doh that things may not always appear as they seem, u see lawn tennis is a very emotional sport... it is almost as compelling as sex... that being said, the passion in tennis is 50 percent mental and 50 percent skill and talent. if u think djokovic outburst was bad wait till you watch any of serena's tauntrum. tennis is not a sport where one person dominates for years unchalenged. even KING FEDERER can be beaten... its as much a mind game as well as fitness |
femi4:BROS u have spoken the mind of millions of nigerians |
Factfinder1:ive read it ... but the visuals are quite contrasting beret wearing hoodlums carrying out a robbery whats the lesson in that jo? |
mamaafrik:walahi, they said she was praying for all the housemates, now we know |
This Nengi nah Street Aswerugahd |
mamaafrik:i AM taking a wild guess, Mrs Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, fela's mum and human rights activist |
ashybabs:The most alarming theme in th music video was that several scenes in the video depicted the coordination of a gang robbery on a bullion van. other people raise concerns regarding the flouting of gang signs colors and regalia... what do you think is this video too sensitive for public view Share your thoughts
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REVIEW: 5 Things You May Not Have Noticed in Burna Boy's 'Monsters You Made' Jam BurnaBoy's latest music video from his recently released 'Twice as Tall' Album has set a lot of tongues waging, owing to the controversial nature of the music video as well as the subliminal messages that the artwork tried to pass across. The song which is titled 'Monsters You Made' features Chris martin from the popular rock band 'Coldplay'. It was a significant milestone for the Nigerian UK bred artist Burnaboy who has come a long way since songs like to party, Don gorgon from as way back as the year 2011. These are the five things we learnt from Burna's latest jam "monster's you made" 1. Power of the youth: Burna boys ‘monsters you made’ portrays the strength of the youth as a force to reckon with. Several scenes from the song depict this in the music video. 2. Struggle with Poverty: several images in the music video showed the societal strugle with poverty 3. Society vices: a number of scenes expressed how youths were pushed into several society vices such as crime as a result of the extreme conditions they were 4. Tribute to Fela : Burna boy used the popular fela salutation to celebrate the afro music icon 5. Trival ending: in a quite puzzling ending somewhat similar to the Joker scene in the batman movie. The money recovered from the heist was piled up in a heap and lit on Fire. So tell us, what did you notice about the controversial 'monsters you made' controversial video? Kindly leave your thoughts in the comments section below.
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thats a somewhat outrageous theory |
ashawopikin:lol am def gon show her dis post |
yaw |
wearsandtrends1:amazing |
wearsandtrends1: |
nigerians have alot to be grateful to seun... u know ow many lovers done meet for here nairaland is responsible for some kids... rizin am |
krushdripper:I would have googled that buh I know ur jus messing around |
make I no wetin Happen if this CONTENT No make FP. as a fresh blogger who just recently started churning out content on the platform, I can attest that there are quite immense benefit of the platform though it might not translate to cash... |
There has being recent tension in the big brother house after the Saturday night party between housemates Erica and Laycon. The controversy started after Erica accused Laycon of going around telling other housemates that she tried to kiss him on the night she got drunk. This led to an outburst by Erica where she hurled quite a number of verbal slurs at Laycon. Some of her statements against Laycon include: “Ugly skinny f**l” “I will make sure he kills himself” “He will eventually kill himself” “Laycon looks like a mopstick” “You're so ugly and worthless.” “Laycon is not attractive in any single way.” “If I see him outside, I'll kill him!” “He is the devil! I hate him.” “Stupid chicken drumstick” “Who wants to be with someone that looks like a mop?” "You Look like a chicken drumstick stick" "'he's smartness he uses it for a bad reason" "Laycon is Ugly from the inside out" "I cannot be attracted to someone like you" However during the course of Erica's rage Laycon's did not engage her or react to her verbal abuse. Thereafter the altercation Kiddwaya was spotted trying to mellow Laycon, during which laycon noted that he did not engage her, if he had engaged her she would have gotten her 3rd strike which could lead to her disqualification.
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shhhhuuuuu u sure say dis one dey Naija so |
A few years ago, I was at a meshái joint. that evening I was quite down trodden for lack of resources at my disposal... However I met a fulani man who was clearly a herder and wanted to make his order too.... I struck a conversation, and I learnt he did not actually own the cows that he was herding. I was surprised to find out that this humble man who beats cows under the scorching sun is a husband to 3 wives. There are different realities and people will always have problems. REGARDLESS PROBLEMS ARE RELATIVE now I am quite categoricaly telling you that no matter how bad life may seem you cannot die of hunger in this day and age. more foreign aid is available in the world today to prevent that from happening so if hunger is your only problem, my dear! you dont have a problem |
pretydiva:e shock u ![]() |
TimoWerner:done. thanks |
Virginnn:NA WA Oh check the first response, apparently id go back to school for this |
illicit:" I am fine, thank you" is totaly fine the suffix 'AND YOU?' IS Absolutely wrong |
illicit:hAVE YOU EVER HEARD THE English men say this in movies interviews and what not? |
Humanoid01:thanks for the correction chief, Much Obliged! |
Stop Saying “I'm Fine Thank You, and You” It is Wrong! See the Correct Response When someone asks “ how are you? ” a popular response among many Nigerians is “I'm fine thank you, and you”. However, what many people do not realize is that, such response is bad English. Proper Native English speakers do not respond in such manner. In this article we will reveal Several ways that you can respond to such greeting without Committing grammatical blunders. When someone asks how are you? You can use some of the following responses to avoid grammatical errors: · Happy Answer + Basic Question * I’m doing great (thanks). How about you? · Normal Answer + Basic Question * I’m pretty good what’s new with you · Busy Answer + Basic Question * I’ve been a bit busy, but okay. How have things been* with you · Stressed Answer + Basic Question * Things have been rough lately but they are getting better, how have you been? · Satisfied Answer + Basic Question * Never been better. What about you? It is very important to note that short responses such as "“I'm good, you?” is also applicable in English, although used informally and sparingly among native English speakers. Now that you have been enlightened, stop giving the wrong response when someone asks about your welfare. Share your feedback in the comments section down below.
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lefulefu:APPARENTLY |
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?,oluwaaaa,relule,oya aduraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa,that may have been Laycon mum pastor Prayer point on the iragbiji Mountain ,Fear Yoruba mums who can pray for their pikin,how i take knoww........you wan ask me,look atew