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GH PATRIOT: It was sent to me because we are In-laws, we are in this together.My friend, stop this silly joke. Your trick wont work here. No Nigerian on this thread will be foo.lish or asinine enough to send you the 'orijo' - Not because you are a bad person but because in one of the 'most rearest' occurrence, Nigerians are united for one goal. |
Does anyone have the above mentioned lens for sale or know where I can get it. Any suggestion will be highly appreciated. Cheers! |
Afam4eva: It's only if you're an Igbo boy that you will understand what Melvin is doing. This guy is a fvcking genius. take it from me. For this singular action of his, he has just won more fans from the unlikely of places. Some people will now see him as second only to Jesus. This his game is fvcking tight and strong. He knows he's gonna be saved. LolYou don't have to be Igbo to understand sh*t. It is common sense, my guy. Its really a risky but extremely smart move. Melvin will prolly reason that if somehow he gets evicted now (which he know is unlikely), then he can't win the mullah even at the finals. And he timed it so well. This is the best time to pull this kind of stunt. If he continue like this, I see Melvin bringing that 300K to Lasgidi. #TeamNigeria. |
potiglo: I am a graduate of banking and finance.. I had done my NYSC and eventually got a job at a MFB where i was been paid 65k per mnt..I also run a cyber cafe. But i had no peace working in the MFB.. BEcos i had known from my teenage years that i am highly gifted in drama and film things.. And i had been doing this in the gospel way alone cos i knew it . I resigned from the MFB just cos i think i was in the wrong place...This is like putting the cart before the horse. Buddy, you should have made this inquiry before you quit your job. Oh well, you have run a cyber cafe, so I suppose you have a means of livelihood. Depending on your budget - you might want to apply for New York Film Academy. Else, there are some film schools in Nigeria where you can obtain a diploma degree in some filmmaking courses. Just make some research. I suppose this is part of your research, though . Best of luckOh, @VillageBoi, i sight you. |
Feraz: ^^^Isn't he Su. . . .ky?Identify yourself. Now!!! ![]() |
Feraz: That is Engineering final year week at the University of Benin.The guy made the costume himself and he is staying in Blocks of Flat. Contact me if you need his details. |
joel lala: Correct...waiting for u to do naruto own...no be oh. i wish i'm that creative. ![]() |
VillageBoi: ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^+1000 Also, ive gotta ask - Jenny, do you have any production experience at all? It wont hurt you if you go to any shooting location and see whats going on there. |
First of, I saw your other thread where you disclose this idea. I've got to tell you - its a difficult one and only your IDEA alone cannot get you anywhere. Nobody will finance an 'IDEA'. At least no business minded person will. You will need something concrete more than just the idea. You will need a plan. You will need a story. You will need a script. You will need to have a clear cut plan of what you want to achieve. I will drop you a message, anyways. Cheers. |
Now that informal talks are underway between Chris Nolan and James Bond power that be about the possibility of Nolan taking over the franchise. As writer/director of course. My advise is for everyone to resort back to their Gods in making it a reality. PraY to Allah, God, Chineke, Buddah, Oluwa, Zeus, Odin or whoever you believe in to make this a reality. If anyone remember the last act of the movie Inception by CN... Where actions took place in the snowy area - one would think it is a James Bond movie. Also the aeroplane hijacking in the opening scene of The Dark Knight Rises is James Bond-esque. CN has never disappoint. And as a fan of 007, I pray for nothing less than Nolan to take over the series now that Sam Mendes has hanged his boot. http://huffpost.com/us/entry/3291969 |
This should be interesting. |
Eko Ile: You no dry disappoint I swear....You made a lot of valid points and I know you understand Nigeria very well. You've successfully summarized Nigeria's problems. But unfortunately, no government will or can do all the things you proposed. Our politicians lack ideas, and more importantly they lack the will to change from their corrupt ways. Their neck deep in godfatherism, nepotism and sheer lack of regard for other people except themselves. I've come to realize that they don't see things our way - how can they? Let's be honest. They are living an excessive life, they have all they want and more, their children are not in this country and the people, sorry, sycophants surrounding them are praising them to high heavens. How can they understand what we common men are going through? This is where the masses come in. This is where we should use the only power we have over them - the power of number to force them into seeing things our way. This is when we should occupy the street and demand for what is rightly ours. Waiting for a messiah that will never come is exactly what they want us to do while they keep enriching themselves and their next ten generation. |
vizboy: dis guy just come steal my custom and sword. Abeg were copyright office dey for naija ![]() |
I was once planning a coplay party for Anime fans in Nigeria. It got lost in between logistics. |
The guy looks really cool.
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At the risk of been labelled a hater, but I've gotta ask - what did he do with his money? I'm sure he has enough money to take care of this but as it has become the habbit of Nigerian celebrities, they want Nigerians to take care of them. He made a lot of money through music, he has a lot of rich friends and acquittances; I'm sure he should be able to come up with something without relying on the ordinary Nigerians. Who will gather around and donate money for the common men when they have kidney failure? |
SAGirl: LOL... why are you mad at me now? We don't hate Beverly, I am a member of 1 or 2 South African BBA pages and I have not sensed any hatred for Beverly whatsoever. So please do tell where you get that idea from. South Africans collectively only hate 2 people on the show, Hakeem and Pokello. And still, I am wrong to say collectively because I have already seen some South Africans pledging their alligiance (spelling?) to those two. Next in the list would be LK4, Selly and Maria, because of their dealings with SA reps in the house. But Beverly? No ways.I do agree with you. Sparkles likes Bev a lot. And she defends her zealously, that might accounts for her poisonous venom. |
Giiyaz: N0w i can see it clearly daht u are.............He's jealous of your bike? ![]() |
Smartsyn: am going to be frank with you... i couldn't read all the post, not with all those millions millions flying around, am hypertensive and also hot tempered ![]() It took me over three hours to read the post. This is very heart breaking and we should take it really seriously instead of fighting over silly things like Username. these Politicians are mortgaging our future while securing themselves and their ten generations to come abroad. Something need to be done. Ranting on the internet and on newspaper appear to be in vain - we need to refocus our energy into occupying the street. |
Marginalization, as opposed to how some people think is quite irrelevant when to the underdevelopment of some parts of this country. The Northerners have held power more than any zone in Nigeria, yet North is relatively underdeveloped. Obasanjo was president for eight years, the effect is unnoticeable in South West. Goodluck has been ruling since, South South is not developing out of the ordinary. Nigerians are seeing the problems of this country from a plexiglass; we are not seeing it clearly. The problem is majorly our LEADERS. We have terrible people in the helms of affairs. I've always wondered why no Igbo senator or governor or minister is pro Biafran. Or why no Hausa top echelons practice Islam the way their youth is practicing it. Or why no Yoruba politician is seeing himself better than other tribes and not pallying with others? Our politicians irrespective of their tribe are busy looting the funds of this country while we the youth are busy fighting each others senselessly. Is it the Hausas or Igbos that are preventing the South West governors from developing their states? Maybe it is the Igbos that are underdeveloping the North. If this country splits today - what do the pro 'let's divide' think is going to happen? That our leaders will suddenly change? The same set of people that has been ruling, that are still ruling now will still be the same people that will rule the divided countries. We think these people are foolish but the truth is that we are not that wise either and they are using us to achieve their aim. |
I'm not so sure about Nigeria; but I'm sure you will see the DVD in any video store in Mumbai or New Delhi. ![]() |
Apparently none of you have seen BURIED. ![]() |
i think the telephone conversation in "Buried" is the best. Heck, the entire movie is a phone call |
You guys Should learn how to add the 'spoiler' tag to a topic that discuss the content of new movies. For courtesy sake! ![]() |
[quote author=Nuzo']I had always dismissed the BBA as a waste of time until I made out time to see BBA7 (Stargame). The show gives you the opportunity to see life from different perspectives. Different opinions, actions and reactions. I was shocked! Its just a reflection of our everyday lives. Betrayals, backbitting, lies, false accusation, pretentious lives, high temperament. BBA made me realize that people are diffent and will always understand things differently. I also got to understand that some smilly all is well people we see everyday can be very sad people when they resign to their various homes. And as for the culture thing, what exactly do they do in BBA that we Africans don't do in our various homes? Alcohol, promiscuity, sex, lies, dance etc? Honestly, I find BBA more educating than entertaining! |
What about Naruto? I will very much be interested in Naruto constumes. |
This is really sad. To think that the future of this country lies on a set of youth that finds it difficult to read a few line of an article is depressing. And yet we accuse our leader of lacking ideas. How you get ideas without reading? For real, it is sad. |
Young paper boy: we gat 2 share ideas.sm1 dat knw s much about tv musical reality show.send me a message with your email on nairaland here |
Very nice. Perhaps the best trailer of any Nigerian film. (that I've seen so far) I hope the movie will live to its trailer expectations. ![]() |
Say I'm ready to partner with you - how does it happen? |
Lagusta: hmmmmmmmmQuite sad, actually |
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