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I wonder if anyone else noticed that lately,news anchors on CNN have lightened up a lot,even to the point of sometimes airing their own opinions on issues they are reporting and sometimes even joking about them.
In particular,Kristie Lu Stout,Hugh Rimington,Anjali Rao,and even the previously stern-looking Ralitsa Vassileva(she actually has a smile inside her!)
Former anchor Sonia Ruseller was different;she had a smile that could make anyone smile.I feel she left too soon,and she left long befre these guys lightened up,but somehow,I think Femi Oke began this revolution.I give her credit for it.
Has anyone noticed?

Sunny Neji,without a doubt.
he's quite original in his technique,and hugely appreciated in all true music circles.

Born in London, England, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje split his time as a youth between the UK and Nigeria. After earning a Masters from London's prestigious King's College University, a career in acting came his way when acclaimed director Frank Marshall cast him in Congo,
, Adewale's newest role is Mr. Eko on ABC's Lost. Mr. Eko is a passenger from the tail-end of the plane whose survival and combat skills are crucial to the rest of the people on the island. He is know with the main group of survivors and is the only known survivor of the tailies.
get complete bio from http://www.tv.com/adewale-akinnuoye-agbaje/person/59271/biography.html

he's simply the best.

@akintos_o:
you should have stopped at your initial statement in which you tried to get us to see that the ad was for real.you went too far by questioning my upbringing and all that.
regardless of where YOU might have been brought up,the reality is that Nigera today is an "environment of doubts"(whatever that means).
secondly,i think i speak for myself and others when i say its really nice to be insulted by someone who also needs a job.choose your words carefully.besidesm you know,it is possible to get your message across without being nasty about it.
but thanks for the ad all the same.

thanks Smashing!
wow.thats really sad how far they would go to get money.i guess one can't be too careful nowadays.
Thank you.

you guys are wrong.i got onto those links without any difficulty.maybe you should try using a different browser.

thanks for the warning.honestly,i would never have guessed that such people could post fake ads cos i dont understand what they stand to gain,and maybe more becos i need a so badly right now.could someone tell me what they benefit from having people post their ads to them?

@ aciddrop:
and if you read my post properly,you'd see i wasn't referring to you.

mo money:
hmmmm, could be true because that guy is looking wan

idiot!!!!!!! how do gays look?thats the dumbest thing you could ever say.
well,he's dead now,so if its true that he was gay,I hope you homophobes are having your party,while you wait for his funeral so that you can dance on his grave.tell me how it matters whether he was gay or not.
mind y'all business and clear out the jungles from your eyes first.and,for your information.to the gay/bisexual minds,straight guys are ---shallow.mo money just proved this.

i'm sorry about the abuse.Its one thing to go through it,and another thing to be told about it.So ,please forgive their insensitivities.
i understand exactly what you must be going through,but yoiu are not alone in this.
I too was abused when I was 5 or 6,or even earlier,by more than one cousin,both male and female.today,i'm bisexual,and all people do is condemn ME for something i was too young to stop.Now i'm really not sure if i'm bi becos of the abuse or otherwise,but it may have contributed to it.
I think first of all that you should talk to someone about it.A psychologist would have been ideal but in Naija they all in the banks sotalk about it with someone who you respect and possibly someone who doesnt know your family too well.I have come to learn that talking about it with someone helps a lot.
i also think you should forgive your step-brother,but let him know what the abuse has done to you.what he says or how he responds is entirely up to him,dont even expect an apology,but by doing this and forgiving him,you are freeing YOURSELF.
and then move on.God will give you the strength to.
Good luck.

Emeka's a great actor.He is certainly doing his homework,cos its clear to see that he's gotten much much better on the job.I wish him well.One thing though, please lose the linen,

@ Shokoloko
who ever said they were actors to begin with?
(victor osuagu, and actor? "
(segun arinze )
(etc )