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junnyjake:
Yea, I had to make researches of my own lolzzzzzzz. Perhaps this is why story is solid structured, that relationship outside really make them understand themselves better on set.

Wow, I never knew that, do you mean the one Harvey usually have 'morning meetings' with?

junnyjake:
Kevin, Frank gallow, Julius. one thing that makes suits stand out is the fact that their cast selection is just perfect, they fit into their roles easily and make it look effortless.
Perhaps, it's because some of them have a relationship outside the set, Harvey's father playing the role of professor Gerald, or Harvey and Donna's friendship of over 20 years before the movie suits was Borne.

I'm still waiting to see my man Travis tarner this season.

safarigirl:
there's only one black character in their recurring casts, the others you mentioned are in a few scattered episodes, nothing major

You can't compare that to HTGAWM

Seun:
I'm not born again, but try music. Whenever I want to feel moved, I just rewatch Les Miserables.

adeaks:
The only series I can happily invest my time in. Harvey is just fantastic.

I don't like watching the episodes one by one though. I prefer to have like six episodes already released and then I can just download and watch at once.

Seun:
Ironically, this is a very shallow critique.

Name them.

If God exists, he must know that sentencing millions of people to death every year and incapacitating many more just to create more work for a smaller group of people is immoral and illogical. Even as a mere human, I can think of many ways to create jobs without killing anybody.

Lots of people have been killed and maimed by animals historically and it still happens, but that's not the point. The point is that deliberately designing animals that must cause great pain and death to other animals in order to survive is cruel and unnecessary.

The point is, people say the universe around us is so beautiful and thus it must have been designed, but if you look more closely it is not that beautiful. There are lots of nasty things in existence which any designer worthy of our admiration would have left out.

Seun:
What about ugly thing like mosquitoes, malaria, HIV, Ebola and flies that lay their eggs in your eyeballs? What about predators that live to kill? What about African wild dogs that eat their prey alive, subjecting them to long periods of agony before they die? Did God design them too?

Hello readers, earlier this year we at T.I.N Magazine published a ranking of the richest actors in Nigeria as of year 2016, well, after several evaluations we've come up with a list of the richest actresses in Nigeria. Our ranking is based on media reports of these actresses, e.g; endorsements,charges per movie, successful productions, personal projects and more. Unlike all other false rankings you see online with net worth attached to them we've come to share facts and facts only as far as we know so there is no net worth on this list. So sit back and gently checkout the richest actresses in Nollywood.


TOP 10 RICHEST ACTRESSES IN NOLLYWOOD


10. Patience Ozokwor (Mama G)
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Veteran actress. She's been in the movie industry for decades now, the popular actress is well respected and admired by many in the entertainment industry. Patience charges quite high to feature in movies. She has endorsement deals with several brands in Nigeria most especially in the eastern Nigeria.
According to our estimates, Patience is ranked 10th on the list of richest actresses in Nigeria 2016.

9. Uche Jombo

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Also a model and endorser, she had a sponsorship deal with telecom company Glo. At the moment she's definitely among the biggest acts in Nollywood. Well, producing quite some hit movies has helped her career financially.


8. Monalisa Chinda

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The producer and actress has been in the movie industry for quite a long time. She earns pretty much high whenever she features in movies. She owns properties in Rivers State and Lagos not to mention she's an entrepreneur and also earns quite huge from brand endorsements, most especially in the cosmetics segment, she also has an endorsement deal with Glo Ng.
She is no. 8 on this list.


7. Ini Edo
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Popular Nollywood actress, she has been in the industry for quite sometimes now. She is a producer and director with a couple popular movies to her credit.
With almost 200 movies, Ini Edo is arguably one of the most resilient and tactful actresses in Nollywood., and speaking of other businesses she's got quite a few. She also owns over six buildings within the country. With quite a lot of mouth-watering endorsements with big brands like Glo Nigeria. She is United Nations Habitat Youth Envoy, thanks to her philanthropic nature.
She's been ranked to be 7th on this list according to our estimates.


6. Rita Dominic

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Award-winning Nollywood actress, Rita Dominic is one of the oldest names in the industry. She made her movie debut in 1998 in A Time to kill. Today she has about 200 Nollywood movies credit. She is quite a brilliant producer with so may successful movies to her credit
Rita Dominic counts Nokia and Glo to her endorsement deals. The Imo State actress and model is also a businesswoman. She reportedly owns fixed assets worth over N40 million ($240,000) – which include landed properties and two homes.
According to our estimates, Rita is 6th on the list of richest actresses in Nigeria 2016.

5. Kate Henshaw
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Africa Movie Academy Awards winner, Kate Henshaw-Nuttall topped the list thanks to her movies earnings and endorsement deal.
With over 40 Nollywood movies to her name, Kate Henshaw has endorsed companies like Glo, and The Face of Onga. She is obviously one of the richest personalities in Nollywood her income is diversified.
According to our estimates, Kate is 5th on the list of richest actresses in Nigeria 2016.


4. Mercy Johnson

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Lagos-born actress Mercy Johnson made her acting debut in the 2014 movie “The Maid,” she has since appeared in over 100 movies. As of 2016 she was reported to be charging as much as 3million Naira per movie. She is not just a very successful actress but a successful producer, too she has also invested in properties and reportedly owns several landed properties in Lagos. Mercy as of the moment is a really big brand in Nollywood. In a 2016 ranking according to T.I.N Magazine she is the most famous actor in Nigeria.
According to our estimates, Mercy is 4th on the list of richest actresses in Nigeria 2016.

3. Omotola Jalade

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One of the biggest Nollywood’s stars and the first African celebrity to have reached more than 1 million Facebook fans. Omotola earned over N9 million in 2007. A car enthusiast, she is known to have some of the most expensive cars among other Nigerian actresses. Her car collection is estimated at N20 million.
The actress, model and singer is quite popular and she is an ambassador to many huge brands in Nigeria. Report has it she charges at least 2million Naira per movie
According to our estimates, Omotola is 3rd on the list of richest actresses in Nigeria 2016.


2. Funke Akindele

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Jenifer as fondly called is one of the most famous actors in Nigeria. She is an actress to reckon with in the movie industry in Nigeria and also one of the highest paid. A very interesting person to be with. Funke is at the moment more than an actress but an all round entertainer she is a huge brand in the entertainment industry, it was reported she charges up to 2million naira per movie. Funke Akindele currently has a TvSeries she is currently running all by herself the "Jenifa's Diary" a show that is now a nationwide hit.
And finally you will be surprised the star actress is the only actor with highest number of brand endorsement deals in the country and the second celebrity with the highest number of endorsements after Tiwa Savage.
A couple brands she has represented and representing includes; Vita Foam, Globacom Ng, Qlichy.com, , Klin detergent, OMO, Maggi, 1960bet.
According to our estimates, Funke is the second richest actress in Nigeria 2016.


1. Genevieve Nnaji.

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The Queen of Nollywood, Genevieve Nnaji is the most successful Nollywood actress internationally, and best paid in Nigeria. She earned a reported $25,000 in the transnational film “Ijé” produced by Paula Moreno and Chineze Anyaene. The Imo State-born actress, singer, fashion designer and businessman has appeared in over 80 Nollywood movies. In 2005, she won the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role.
Some of her most lucra­tive endorsement deals include Pronto Beverage, Omo Detergent, Range Rover Evogue and MUD Nigeria. The business savvy actress launched her line of fashion “St. Genevieve” in 2008; reportedly worth N20 million.
The diva has represented several brands over the years including Lux, Cintrion Energy drink, Range Rover Evogue, Etisalat, Polo, MUD cosmetics and Amstel Malta.
The most recent, Etisalat, even gifted her a customized Apple laptop on her last birthday.
According to our estimates, Genevieve is the richest actress in Nigeria 2016.

CREDITS: T.I.N Magazine

Seun:
I'll definitely think about it. Thanks!

Seun:
It's difficult to justify intelligent design rationally. What intelligent designer creates billions of stars just so that he can create life on a single planet revolving around one of the stars? What intelligent designer creates a nerve that travels from a giraffe's brain to its chest and back to it's throat - a distance of several meters - instead of just connecting it directly? Which intelligent designer designs ugly, horrible diseases? It's difficult to justify intelligent design rationally if you know the basics of evolution and cosmology. It's absolutely hilarious, frankly.

Seun:
What I want people to embrace is not atheism per se, but reality. If most people in society are making decisions based on reality, they will make better decisions, and society will move forward collectively as a result of that. You won't have things like women dressing like ninjas under the hot desert sun; little girls fainting from the heat and still being forced to keep their ninja attires on. Children being called witches.

iamtewwy:
Atheism is simply the disbelief in god. As simple as ABC u dnt need to subscribe to the big bang or whatever theory before u become an atheist..am an atheist but i dnt subscribe to the big bang.. I just dont believe in an almighty god. Simple

Seun:
People accept death because they believe in the afterlife, but that doesn't make it true. Many Jehovah's witnesses have died for their faith. Many ISIS and Al Qaeda and Boko Haram suicide bombers and fighters have chosen to die for their faith, too. That doesn't mean they're right.

Seun:
Thanks. This was probably the primary birthday message I got this year. It's certainly the only one I've read. Thank so much.

Seun:
Yeah it's best to maintain a constant (preferably slim) weight. It's the secret to looking young when you're old. I wish someone had told me.

obiorathesubtle:
Poverty mentality just dy smell for your body..

Mtcheeew..



*walks out of thread**

bigfrancis21:
Some of these words listed are not Yoruba. For example, wahala is not yoruba. Baba is not Yoruba as well. Baba originates from India where it is used to refer to 'sir', just as we use it in Nigeria. It has hinduist/Islamic influence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baba_(honorific). Alibaba.com is a popular website owned by a Chinese man.

'Keke' also is not Yoruba. The tricycle originates from India where it is called Bajaj or Keke. https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Gasoline-KEKE_60272954462.html?spm=a2700.7724857.0.0.UPyV43&s=p

Moreover, most of these words are more popular in the Pidgin spoken in Lagos. The Pidgin spoken in the SE and SS, for example PH, Warri etc. has much less of these words and more words from the native languages in the area. For example, in Lagos while people would commonly say Okada in Pidgin, in the SE, people would say 'Inaga' instead. 'Inaga' in Igbo means, 'are you going?', which is literally used to refer to commercial motorbikes.

Landmark225:
Nice

But please don't claim pidgin words as yoruba.

SONG IN YORUBA IS ORIN

GBEDU is pidgin

Thanks

Ajebo gotten from Ajebutter is also pidgin

Then again, wahala is hausa which further derived from wahl an
arabic word which means trouble.

englishmart:
make una use go collect money from UBA na

These are words of Yoruba origin that have been adopted by almost every Nigerian and can be considered Nigerian words they are even spoken outside Nigeria.
IN OTHER WORDS.. YORUBA LANGUAGE IS THE MOST POPULAR INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE IN NIGERIA.


This was collected from http://yorubaparapo.com/

YORUBA WORDS THAT HAS GONE MAINSTREAM BELOW:

Olodo
Ashewo
Ode
Oloshi
Gan (I am tired gan)
Were (lunatic)
Akata
Omo
Dodo
Oyinbo

Some other words/phrases:

Owambe
Aso Ebi
Gele

BABA: You be baba oo

Omo : Omo, I don tire
Shebi : Shebi na God
Abi : Abi now
Gbedu : Omo, this Gbedu is banging....Abeg who sing am?
Ni : Abi dem send you ni?

Ko, .... Ni : Asaba ko, Abasha ni .... Abeg find better city to live.
Moi-Moi : Omo, I just dey crave to chop Moi-oi and garri
Agbaya : Kai, Dino Melaye na Agbaya
Oga : Abeg I no wan do, My Oga go vex
Oya : Oya na, make we do am, I dey wait.
Pomo/Kpomo : Egusi soup without Kpomo is incomplete
Ojoro : Guy you know say na today I just discover say Gambling na Ojoro
Lekpa : See this lekpa gal with dry nyansh

Orobo: Madam please give me one Orobo coke there
Sha : Anyhow you wan do am sha, na you sabi
Jor/Joor : Free the old man joor, no be our mate
Agbada : Agbada is the best thing in Nigeria mens' clothing right now
Shayo : Guy we go party yesternight, before 12am everybody don Shayo to stupor
Eba : Before before Igbo people no know difference between Garri and Eba, now dem don know.
Ajebo : Me I be Ajebo o, we dey live for Magodo
Keke : Not sure if to take a Keke or a BRT

Jeje : I dey sit for my own jeje, na in i con see this figure 8 baby
Patapata : E wan keep some before, but the guy chop everything patapata
Ajepako : You be Ajepako girl wey sabi beta thing
Ajebo: The guy na sure ajebo


Jibiti: No chop me Jibiti
Gbese: I don enter Gbese
Nko: You nko?
Agbero: This guy na Agbero
Se: I told him se!
Jare: I told him jare

She: Shey you see am?

wahala: Na wahala be that.

Gbadun : I just dey gbadun you.


And many more...



GUYS LETS KEEP THE FUN ROLLING.. DROP YORUBA WORDS YOU KNOW HAVE GONE GLOBAL....

Seun:
Nice! Seems mobile only though.

chukxie:
Jos, one part of Nigeria I've never been to. Would definitely love to see you, and bask in your beauty.

Well,i am not from Jos but if you don't know that just is one of the best cities to live in Nigeria you are definitely sitting on a long thing....(lol) When it comes to Climate,Agriculture, Beauty and best of all Affordability In All Aspects Jos should be topping the list. The city is not quite popular but Jos has got a lot of features, it is the only city in Nigeria that doesn't have features of a Nigerian city. You want to find out what i'm talking about?? Well, checkout the article below brought to you by T.I.N Magazine.
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NAME: JOS

LOCATION: Plateau state, Nigeria

COORDINATES: 9.8965° N, 8.8583° E


ABOUT
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Jos entry

Jos is a city in the Middle Belt of Nigeria. The city has a population of about 900,000 residents based on the 2006 census. Popularly called "J-town", it is the administrative capital of Plateau State.
The city is located on the Jos Plateau at an elevation of about 1,238 metres or 4,062 feet high above sea level. During British colonial rule, Jos was an important centre for tin mining. In recent years it has suffered violent religious clashes between its Muslim and Christian populations in 2001, 2008, 2010, and 2011.

HISTORY OF JOS
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Old Jos

The earliest known settlers of the land that would come to be known as Nigeria were the Nok people (circa 1000 BC), skilled artisans from around the Jos area who mysteriously vanished in the late first millennium.

According to the historian Sen Luka Gwom Zangabadt, the area known as Jos today was inhabited by indigenous tribes who were mostly farmers. According to Billy J. Dudley,[3] the British colonialists used direct rule for the indigenous tribes on the Jos plateau since they were not under the Fulani emirates where indirect rule was used. According to the historian Samuel N Nwabara,[4] the Fulani empire controlled most of northern Nigeria, except the Plateau province and the Berom Mwagavhul, Ng as, Tiv, Jukun and Idoma tribes. It was the discovery of tin by the British that led to the influx of other tribes such as the Hausa, Igbo, Urhobo and Yoruba, thus making Jos a cosmopolitan city.

According to the white paper of the commission of inquiry into the 1994 crisis, Ames, a British colonial administrator, said that the original name for Jos was Gwosh which was a village situated at the current site of the city; according to Ames, the Hausa wrongly pronounced Gwosh as Jos and it stuck. Another version was that "Jos" came from the word "Jasad" meaning body. To distinguish it from the hill tops, it was called "Jas," which was mis-pronounced by the British as "Jos." It grew rapidly after the British discovered vast tin deposits in the vicinity. Both tin and columbite were extensively mined in the area up until the 1960s. They were transported by railway to both Port Harcourt and Lagos on the coast, then exported from those ports. Jos is still often referred to as "Tin City". In 1967 it was made capital of Benue-Plateau State, becoming the capital of the new Plateau State in 1975.

Jos has become an important national administrative, commercial, and tourist centre. Tin mining has led to the influx of migrants, mostly Igbos, Yorubas and Europeans, who constitute more than half of the population of Jos. This "melting pot" of race, ethnicity and religion makes Jos one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Nigeria. For this reason, Plateau State is known in Nigeria as the "home of peace and tourism." Despite this, in 2001, the city witnessed violent riots between the divided Muslim and Christian populations, in which several thousand people died. In 2004, the former governor of Plateau State, Joshua Dariye, was suspended for six months for failing to control the violence. In November 2008, clashes between Christians and Muslims killed almost 400 and wounded many. In spite of the communal clashes, visitors are surprised at the amount of activities still going on in the city. There is still an influx of people into the city and the cost of accommodation and land is still going up daily.[when?] This shows that the city is still one of the most desirable cities in Nigeria, despite the communal clashes.

In January 2011 there were almost daily clashes between Christian and Muslim mobs in villages around Jos since a series of bombs had been detonated during Christmas Eve celebrations a month earlier, killing scores of people. In May 2014, a twin bomb attack in Jos killed 118 people.

Between August 2013 and December 2014, a peace process was undertaken by communities living in Jos. The Jos Forum Inter-Communal Dialogue

ultimately led to a "Declaration of Commitment to Peace" signed by the participating communities (Afizere, Anaguta, Berom, Fulani, Hausa, Igbo, South-South and Yoruba, as well as women who were represented as their own distinct community).

On 12 December 2014 at least 30 people were killed as twin bombs exploded in the central Nigerian city of Jos

Administration
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The city is divided into 3 local government areas of Jos north, Jos south and Jos east.The city proper lies between Jos north and Jos south.Jos east houses the prestigious National Center For Remote Sensing. Jos north is the state capital and the area where most commercial activities of the state takes place although due to the recent communal clashes a lot of commercial activities are shifting to Jos south. The Governor's office is located in an area in Jos North called "Jise" in Berom language,"Gise" in Afizere(Jarawa) language or "Tundun-Wada" in Hausa language. Jos south is the seat of the Deputy Governor i.e. the old Government House in Rayfield and the industrial centre of Plateau State due to the presence of industries like the NASCO group, Standard Biscuits,Grand Cereals and Oil Mills, Zuma steel west Africa, aluminium roofing industries, Jos International Breweries among others. Jos south also houses prestigious institutions like the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), the highest academic awarding institution in Nigeria, the National Veterinary Research Institute, the Police Staff College, the NTA television college and the Nigerian Film Corporation. Jos north is the location of the University of Jos and its teaching hospital.The city has formed an agglomeration with the town of Bukuru to form the Jos-Bukuru metropolis(JBM).

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Situated almost at the geographical centre of Nigeria and about 179 kilometres (111 miles) from Abuja, the nation's capital, Jos is linked by road, rail and air to the rest of the country. The city is served by Yakubu Gowon Airport, but its rail connections no longer operate as the only currently operational section of Nigeria's rail network is the western line from Lagos to Kano.
At an altitude of 1,217 m (3,993 ft) above sea level, Jos enjoys a more temperate climate than much of the rest of Nigeria. Average monthly temperatures range from 21–25 °C (70–77 °F), and from mid-November to late January, night-time temperatures drop as low as 11 °C (52 °F). Hail sometimes falls during the rainy season because of the cooler temperatures at high altitudes.These cooler temperatures have meant that, from colonial times until the present day, Jos is a favourite holiday location for both tourists and expatriates based in Nigeria.


Snow falls in Jos Nigeria creating excitement for the locals
Pictures of snow in Jos 2016
Jos receives about 1,400 millimetres (55 inches) of rainfall annually, the precipitation arising from both convectional and orographic sources, owing to the location of the city on the Jos Plateau.
According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, Jos has a Tropical savanna climate, abbreviated "Aw".




ATTRIBUTES OF JOS
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Junction In Jos

Visitors to the city will notice the massive road projects embarked on by the state government. The city boundaries have extended into the town of Bukuru to form the Jos-Bukuru metropolis. The city is home to the University of Jos (founded in 1975), St Luke's Cathedral, an airport and a railway station. Jos is served by several teaching hospitals including ECWA Evangel Hospital and Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), a federal government-funded referral hospital.The Nigerian College of Accountancy, with over 3,000 students in 2011, is based in the Dogon-Dutse area of Jos.

The National Museum in Jos was founded in 1952 by Bernard Fagg, and was recognized as one of the best in the country. It has unfortunately been left to fall to ruin as is the case with most of the cultural establishments in Nigeria. The Pottery Hall is a museum that has an exceptional collection of finely crafted pottery from all over Nigeria and boasts some fine specimens of Nok terracotta heads and artifacts dating from 500 BC to AD 200. It also incorporates the Museum of Traditional Nigerian Architecture with life-size replicas of a variety of buildings, from the walls of Kano and the Mosque at Zaria to a Tiv village. Articles of interest from colonial times relating to the railway and tin mining can also be found on display. A School for Museum Technicians is attached to the museum, established with the help of UNESCO. The Jos Museum is also located beside the zoo.

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Jos commercial
Jos has two golf courses, Rayfield and Plateau, plus a polo club, a stadium and other sports/entertainment offerings. Hillcrest School, an international missionary school, is also located in Jos. The school has been running for more than fifty years (since 1942) and contains a large international student population.

Covering roughly 3 square miles (7.8 km2) of savannah bush, the Jos Wildlife Park is a popular local attraction and includes animals such as lions, pythons and pygmy hippopotami.

Other local enterprises include food processing, beer brewing, and the manufacture of cosmetics, soap, rope, jute bags, and furniture. Heavy industry produces cement and asbestos cement, crushed stone, rolled steel, and tire retreads. Jos also is a centre for the construction industry and has several printing and publishing firms. The Jos-Bukuru dam and reservoir on the Shen River provide water for the city's industries.

Jos Airport, situated at Heipang, has one of the most modern buildings in the country with a long enough runway for the jet airlines. The airport is served by a Arik Air which operates one flight daily between Lagos and Jos.

Jos is a great base for exploring the beauty of Plateau State. The Shere Hills, seen to the east of Jos, offer a prime view of the city below. Assop Falls is a small waterfall which makes a pleasant picnic spot on a drive from Jos to Abuja. Riyom Rock is a dramatic and photogenic pile of rocks balanced precariously on top of one another, with one resembling a clown's hat, observable from the main Jos-Akwanga road.


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Hotel in jos
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Ryom rock, the symbol of Plateau State
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Seun:
The first picture shows what a pitbull terrier used to look like. The second picture shows what a pitbull terrier looks like now. That's evolution.