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Stop gbamming yourself jare

You dey vex ooo lol but sorry you lost me long time ago, no more exchange of words to unnecessary comments.

@vic justice now i know you are a complete fool,in as much as i am tempted to join the bandwagon in bashing and labelling the whole country as crooks just to appear on the popluar side i will not do it,let me ask you what efforts have you done in to better the situation?,i dont care how bad the situation the is i still belive there is hope in nigeria,we still have few great minds from nigeria doing well in the world of engineering,medicine u name it,we still had the likes of gani,fela ribadu and many more.anybody can sit down and critizes it is the easilest thing in the world.from my experince it is people like you who do the worse bloody hypcrotie,the land where you live in go and research into their history fool!!!!!!!to my fellow nigerians yes the situation is bad,yes the situatuion looks hopless but lets not not give up on the country,let each of us change the ways we do things,no other country can come do it for us,egypt  tuinsa,libya did it,WE ALSO CAN OVERCOME .

Guy you too dey vex seriously but sincerely you don't need those abusive words, just be yourself.


Gbammmmmm over and out

You can, abi you no fit?

How about taking the lead?

Hehehehe lol see me see wahala, JW & AjanleKoko, are you guys afraid of death? Anyway I don't blame you, nobody wants to die and we wan go heaven (2Face Idibia). Same here brothers, my family needs me @ dis time of my life and i can't afford to die now. Another aspect many of us have to be conscious of is the fact that there are many traitors among the so called Nigerian youths, most especially among the Yorubas, inherited from the popular group known as Afenifere (The ancestral Yoruba Leaders). You can crucify me for saying this but I am a Yoruba by birth and not by nature because i know what am saying. Nigerian youths can do anything to make money not minding the consequences. I could still remember my days at the University Student Union Government, where agreement would be reached on certain matter and some members will go behind others to leak our plan for the purpose of cash thereby putting others in dilemma. Besides, that was university days, but not any failed plan against the Government or top Government officials can earn you your life. Don't forget, our mind-set is corrupted already and don't rely on the honesty and integrity of anybody most especially Nigerian youths (not all anyway). In addition, the protests carried out in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, were carried out by determined, courageous and honest pple who share the same dreams and ambitions for the betterment of their lives and generations to come and not hypocrites and traitors type of youths we have in Nigeria. Believe me or leave it.



Gbammmmmm over and out

Nigeria can only get better when the likes of [b]IBB,OBJ,[/b]et al r disgracefully masacred in a worst revolution that will ever happened in Africa.
Those foolish people put us all in some deeeeep s, hi, t.

I cry for 9ja oooo.

B4 Nigeria can be a better place, many of these useless pple have to die because they are all behind one problem or the other. Even right now they are breeding more devils incarnate as successors. Only God can save Nigeria.



Gbammmmmmmm over and out

Tunisians, Egyptians, Libyans, Syrians and other Arab nations have done it and still doing it. . so why not Nigerians?

Of course Nigeria can do it but the question is; who will initiate the plan?





Gbammmm over and out

There is no such youth in this county. All what they want is sleep, wake-up, go to their slave site called "work" earn chicken change, eat and Be Intimate.

Nigerian youths (in which I am a part) are set of slow set of apes I have ever seen. Their leaders are their breaking cash in billions. They sit down and pray to God in Church/masalashi for miracle from God. If I were God, I would be pissed off with these useless youths. Wasted set of generation.

I posted on a thread last week on holding a similar protest to that one of occupied wall street and Egypt. Useless Nigerians were making jest of me. A lun.aatic monkey even told me, Nigeria is ok as it is, he want to enjoy his amala.

Poverty mentally programmed set of luns.

Only a fool or a criminal who feeds on embezzled public fund will say he's ok with the present situation in Nigeria. From the look of many things, it seems Nigeria is suffering from powerful curses beyond human comprehension because things are growing worst everyday.
No light, imagine PHCN official are going on strike
We have petroleum with non function refineries. We are the only OPEC member who buys petroleum products at high prices yet our leaders are planning to build refineries in another country
At the expense of our abandoned roads our leaders are flying in the air, am sure the next sosoliso await to crash their bones.
Despite regular strike action in our education system, many schools are increasing tuition fee session e.g Lagos State University
Imagine all these and we called ourselves the giant of Africa hmmmmm, na lie we are not, Nigeria is cursed. We experience set back in everything, in football now am sure any country can beat Nigeria, besides our players in foreign countries are performing woefully everyday. Mikel is killing Chelsea on a daily basis, Odewinge is out of glory in West Brom, Aiyegbeni is out of career if not Blackburn, others…sorry is their case.


Gbammmmm over and out

you guys are given more power to these scammers, the fact still remain that even with all these information the bad eggs which are very many on this forum will still scam people, because you are not going to be there when the two parties will be transacting their business, so it is better not to ask anybody to bring any information for you to post them as confirm agent like Inspired did on Auto Section, please i am not trying to say it is a bad idea but Travel Section is far different from Auto section, you can buy a bad car with fault from a car dealer but if you are careful like checking the Car History and also getting a good Electrician with a Good Diagnosing Machine to check the car you will save yourself, but a travel agent is different they can go and collect photocopies of visa pages from people and claim that he his the one that got the visa for the person, they are so many things involves that i cannot start to explain so my suggestion is for anybody who want to travel and feel he has seen a traveling agent either via nl or other means should properly investigate and one thing i always do i will ask the agent to show me his own passport so i can see if he has traveling experience but most of all prayer.

I don't think you get it, it has nothing to do with visa, and any visa biz transaction on this basis is at the owner's peril. If I am right, it’s aimed to bring professional touches to travel section by partner with some honest professionals in the field of travel and tourism. Besides not all in the field of travel and tourism are scammers, the success of this section so far had been on the verge of individual experiences and by doing this; it will bring professionalism to travel section if accomplished as planned.


Gbammmmm over and out

You can start it and others will join you, one man started it in Tunisia by setting himself on fire then millions followed. That was how Arab awaken started, so get on with it.

Oh boi, you are very wicked oooh lol, if you advice anyone to do that in Nigeria, mind you, if such died in the process, you will only die for nothing, nobody will mourn such for an hour. Don't forget many are engaged with hypocrisy work (working for politicians) to earn a living and don't be surprised to see your brother plotting your downfall because of money. Virtually all Nigerian youths, our minds are so corrupt to the extent that many don't mind doing anything to make money, ride first class cars and live an exorbitant life and that is why you see desperate Nigerian youth trekking across sahara desert to Europe, while some are selling their kidney for money in Malaysia and so on. As far as 9ja is concerned, that is a suicide mission, how will you go to that extent when you are not one of the recent Boko harams? God have mercy!


Gbammmmmmm over and out

fbi is on fire

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You made very good points and I like your objective approach. However, with brainstorming and analyzing, we can reach a consensus and collectively organize online just like the North Africans did. How do you expect us to co-ordinate if we don't decipher every aspect of the system as like minded group online on social networks or forums. The North African revolutions have been in the making for years. They congregated and organized online before mobilizing.

We are dealing with very powerful and intelligent status quo. If we are not informed and up to date with their bad policies, We will be floating without substance. We also need to raise awareness amongst our peers who don't understand the real issues instead of complaining and labeling them.

Does an average Nigerian know the longterm negative effects of our foreign reserve depletion or the printing of worthless money to prop up reckless banks who gamble with our deposits?

These political thieves are now stealing us massively with a stroke of pen or click of a mouse. We have to make the average Nigerian socially aware; that inturn stoke courage and action.

Amongst foreign people that I have come across including many Africans, It is quite unfortunate that we Nigerians are the most socially unaware group. Instead we pride ourselves in living in distant lands by running away from our problems. No matter how far you run to; your Mother's land is your ancestral land and your host will always remind you of that.

Bro, whenever you are ready for action. I am always available for it cos the madness by these men who have hijacked us for decades can't go on forever. My children and grandchildren deserve a better future in this potentially blessed country.

Look my brother, don't be deceived, the problem of Nigeria is not a problem of today, Nigeria is suffering from long term damage which bring about proportional increase of socio-political upheavals of today’s torment and anguish. Meanwhile, it also require years of accelerated rectification to bring back the lost glory. On the other hand nobody is willing to be part of this remedy, they can only strategize for others to act, many prefer to run away while some engaged in whatever means to sustain livelihood. What we need in Nigeria is a formidable team made of honest, intelligent, brave and courageous Nigerians who can sacrifice the lives and enjoyment to heal the denatured nation of Nigeria and not the run-away types who seek solace in another man's land leaving behind their problems despite the emotional bruises and disgrace inflicted on them in their quest for good life and already made joy.

You dey gbam yourself?

Sorry is your case


Gbammmmmmmm over and out

The tin way man-pikin sabi chop nai dey kill am, make una dey enjoy una sef for una bush ooo, because when una dey enjoy nobody hear am. Unless pple, hahahahaha I dey dance awilo logomba


Gbammmmm over and out

They sit behind a computer and they complain. Point fingers and ventilate blame without thinking of something positive to redeem Nigeria as a whole.

Who gave you the impetus to classify Nigerians as either a disgrace or a pride. Are you trying to sound intelligent?  It is obvious that you are not.  It is my understanding that those who try to identify the wrongs in others are actually culprits and hypocrites themselves.  Sure, some Nigerians are engaged in illicit dealings that have damaged our image immensely. But people like you bow down to these 'big boys' in real life as sycophants. I challenge you that you don't have the guts to confront them about spoiling our image in person.  You come to a forum to lament and posit yourself as a saint.

If you think you have got something tangible to offer and contribute, come to the politics section; where real men talk in depth about savaging Nigeria and moving her forward. Show yourself in the technology,programming,economy, literature, education sections; where real Nigerians brainstorm and analyze Real issues.

In all honesty, what do you do for a living?  If you are so passionate and dedicated to stopping these guys who tarnish Nigeria's image. Why not create a website or blog dedicated to this cause? So that you can address it in depth and offer solutions. You could be appointed head of Task force for Nigerians in Diaspora; working in hand with Interpol to bring them to order. Thereby redeeming our image in the process.

Quit the talking, complaining and blaming. Start some action or show us what you have started or done.

He who is without sin, let him cast the first stone.

The problem of Nigeria is not all about brainstorming and analyzing, it's all about actions. I am tired of reading and listening to critics and analysts both online and on the screen. What we need in Nigeria is a team of vibrant Nigerians who carries the mind of fire, who possesses the heart of a lion, who has the power and the strength of a horse and not the timid set of pple who hide behind their computer home and abroad and talk rubbish. Let me say this emphatically, many Nigerians are so fearful and that is why things will never change. At the same time 70% of the Nigerians in Diaspora can never do anything to revive the glory of our nation rather than proving holier than thou whereas many have their impact in destroying the glory of Nigeria. You can say whatever you like, I don't care but don't you ever think you can right the wrongs of Nigeria with sweet talks and brilliant articles from afar, it will not work. Besides, you alone cannot do it, it requires a conglomeration efforts and actions with God's backing.



Gbammmmmmmmmm over and out

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Gbammmmmmm over and out

@poster,

I don't think it's necessary support the same club, I am a Barcelona fan and my baby is United for real, we do have lovely time arguing but nothing more than an arguement since we are not the fanatic type.


Gbammmmmm over and out

Thanks everyone, i finally got one for 119,800 through an agent. 

Good for you, anyway,


Gbammmmmmm over and out

I need cheap Arik ticket from Lagos to J'burg on any of the following dates;
Nov 11th, Nov 12th and Nov 13th. If you can get me one, please leave your details and I will call you back.
Thanks.

You don't need anybody to do this for you, check www.arikair.com or better still, check here for current flight details and amount for 13th Nov. 2011 http://fly.arikair.com/CAB/IBE/SearchResult.aspx Total fare for a return ticket will cost you about NGN 115,272.00 and i think that is the cheapest for now. On the other hand, if anyone can come with anything cheaper than this, then more comments are welcome to help the poster

bros, google arik air line site to check avaliable cheap ticket , u need no body to tell u this,,,ok

Thanks bro



Gbammmmmmmmmmm over and out

, careful in your quest for comforters.

How do you mean bros?

I know her very well, in fact she's a wonderful friend with good heart and intention toward Nigerians home and abroad. Sometimes ago, more than a year now, she came here looking for someone to share her two bedroom apartment with, could you believe some funny Nigerian guys here in Nigeria pretended to be abroad while trying to set her up in order to scam her. On this note, a wonderful friend like the poster needs to be careful most especially in her quest for socializing with Nigerians home and abroad. The few bad ones have polluted the mind of others. Anyway my earlier comment was just an advice, nothing more.

@belingo2
I will inbox u.


Gbammmmmmmmm over and out

Pls post better picture and let's know ur price

Can this car fly for 450k serious buyer

This mite sound outrageous!! but the truth is i'm bored in ottawa. I moved down from Toronto to settle down, but the reverse is the case. my life routine is go to work as i have two jobs, the days i'm off, i try to relax but then i get so bored and all i do is eat! eat! eat!!. I worship at redeemed church, but i hardly socialize at church, I need HELP before my enemy goes bananassss,

Hoch! Am really sorry about your boredom, longest time, I am still much grateful for the other time. I hope your work is not that stressful? Just be calm, soon or later, God will send you comforters that will turn your boredom around but just be careful in your quest for comforters.



Gbammmmmmmmmm over and out

To help narrow your search, I think you can check the following schools for the tuition comparison:

Bringham Young University nursing.byu.edu/ (private but affordable for out-of-state) http://finserve.byu.edu/content/tuition-and-general-fees
Baptist College of Health Sciences www.bchs.edu (private but affordable for out-of-state)
Alcorn State University www.alcorn.edu (Public)


Gbammmmmmmm over and out

Hi everybody,

Funny this is my 1st post here and i hope i get people to answer me as well. I just need clarification on the best way to go about a nursing degree in united states but i definitely dont plan to do it in naija or even work here FOR NOW. I just developed this interest after my first degree(Biochemistry) oh. Can anyone help me out with these

How much will it cost to run the degree? What are cheap schools i can apply to? As am not really bucksed up Lips sealed but d interest is colossal
What guarantees a B.sc visa for someone like me<Age 23? Grin
How good is their pay now?


Hope i will get helpful answerssssssssssss

Best directories to get answers to your questions. Select school and check their website for tuition fee. Best of luck!

http://www.univsource.com/nurs.htm Comprehensive list of all nursing schools in USA (select Course/degree or school and search)
http://www.allnursingschools.com/ (select Course/degree or school and search)


Gbammmmmmmmmm over and out

^^^ I think that the people who siena had in mind when he brought up this suggestion were the "visa agents" or whatever name that they go by. I am sure that Siena himself will be in a better position to clarify when he comes on line.

Taking a quick look at the general theme of posts on this section, there are more people advertising their visa business than travel agents advertising ticket fares & hotel prices.

Pls try to read all over again, siena never suggested Visa Agents


2all

By my own understand, Travel Agency is a corporate body or a travel retail business body that sells travel related products and services to customers on behalf of suppliers such as airlines, car rentals, cruise lines, hotels, railways, sightseeing tours, package holidays(Tour Operators) and give professional advice to travellers. They serve as agent btw travellers and the listed bodies above and provide services to the pple at a discount rate popularly known as commissions. Every day i see many questions on NL travel section unattended to most esp. about Tour sites, low cost airline, car rentals, hotels, travel insurance etc If some of these honest and legitimate Travel Agencies are given the opportunity to operate here, I am sure many will benefit from their services either with a fee charge or free of charge.

On the other hand, every other visa related issues will be handled by numerous members here who know the process and experienced members who at one time or the other went through such process.



Gbammmmmmm over and out

Ticketing, hotel booking and tour packages excluding visa are not the main problem of Nigerians who want migrate to other countries and most adverts on this travel section is all about visa.
Again, I don’t think many legitimate travel agencies (i.e. for ticketing, & hotel booking) in Nigeria care more about advertising their services here in this forum. I don’t genuine Travellers may have any problem buying their genuine ticket from either the airline or from the Travel agencies.
Therefore, if this is only meant for “travel agencies” and not “Visa agent” then I still see nothing much important about this.

As far as I am concerned and by my understanding of what Siena has introduced, it has notin to do with anything called Visa Agent. Beside, i wonder why would you seek the assistance of Visa Agent in securing your visa? I will never be in support of any partnership with any Visa Agent on this section. By doing this, we are merely encouraging more scamming activities.

I don’t think that the people more at risk in this section of the forum are Mr and Mrs Bloggs who already have a 5 year visiting visa and are only looking for a BA ticket to London Heathrow and a room in the Holiday inn.

Many of the airlines if not all, have ticketing offices at the airports and I believe that you can purchase tickets direct from them if you choose not to go through a travel agency.

The people more at risk of being conned on this site are disillusioned Nigerians who want to leave the shores by all means but don’t have the necessary travelling documents. The big money for agents doesn’t come from ticketing but from visa processing.

Booking flight ticket is not only what you can gain from a honest and legitimate Travel Agency, besides why dying of travelling when you don't have the required documents. I believe real travellers with genuine documents don't patronage Visa agents, it's when you don't have authentic documents for visa processing that many scam victims of nowadays go from one visa agent to the other and at the end of the day the so called visa agent will give you wrong advice and fake document that will get you banned from your dreamland. On this note, partnership with Visa Agents on this section is not allowed. Personally, i will never be a part of it, take it or leave it.


Gbammmmm over and out

any naira land in bucharest

Nairaland members in Bucharest, the municipality, cultural, industrial, and financial capital city of Romania?



Gbammmmm over and out

The truth of the matter is that in reality an unscrupulous agent can supply all the things you ask for and more, but if he/she is going to do a runner with someones money, they will and I dont think that anyone here is going to go searching the whole streets of Lagos armed with a picture and an email address for looking for a runaway agent.

I think that this section will be better and the safety of users are better safeguarded if the mods set up a panel of say 10 people who know the ins and outs of the visa process for different countries/situations and they answer questions etc that users may have. That way users are informed and they know what is and what isn't feasible and if an unscrupulous agent offers them heaven and earth at least they can make an informed decision on whether to part with any hard earned money or not.

I don't think you get it, we are not talking about Visa Agents here, and by what i have in mind am sure honest pple with legitimate travel agency business will benefit enormously. Besides, every visa assistance will be dealt with here on this section black and white. At the same time, i am sure many pple will be happy at the end of the verification process to deal with many Travel Agents on matters regarding the following: flight booking and ticketing, travel consultation, hotel reservation and booking and many more except Visa Issuance which am sure no Travel Agent can guarantee you. Pls check previous posts for clarification.


Gbammmmmmm over and out

One more thing i notice recently that the fake visa agents are now running to other sections advertising their business in the middle of threads not related to travelling.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-789037.0.html#msg9421505

The moderators on this section are doing well. it is not just to drive them away from travel section but from Nairaland if possible.

In that case, mod of such section should be compelled to delete such visa advert related posts


Gbammmmmmmm over and out

Soccer
Peter Odemwingie- westbrom
Victor Anichebe - Everton
Tunji Banjo
Chibuzor Chilaka
Christian Chukwu
John Fashanu
Nwankwo Kanu played in 1994, 1998 and 2002 World Cup finals
Obafemi Martins - Wolfsburg F.C.
Mikel Obi - Chelsea F.C.
Segun Odegbami
Austin "Jay-Jay" Okocha (born 1973)
Nedum Onuoha - Manchester City
Yakubu - Everton
Rashidi Yekini
Joseph Yobo - Everton
Garba Lawal
Sani Kaita
Oguchi Onyewu

Basketball
    Jayson Obazuaye
    Kelenna Azubuike - Golden State Warriors
    Yinka Dare - New Jersey Nets
    Obinna Ekezie - professional basketball player
    Emeka Okafor - New Orleans Hornets
    Hakeem Olajuwon
    Michael Olowokandi (born 1975, in Lagos, Nigeria)
    Ime Udoka - San Antonio Spurs
    Mfon Udoka - Detroit Shock, Houston Comets, Los Angeles Sparks
    Andre Iguodala - Philadelphia 76ers

Athletics
    Chioma Ajunwa first Nigerian Olympic gold medalist
    Olusoji Fasuba Nigerian sprinter
    Phillips Idowu British triple jumper
    Richard Ihetu (Joystick Tiger) former World middle weight boxing champion
    Francis Obikwelu Portuguese sprinter
    Samuel Peter WBC world heavy weight champion

American Football
    Victor Abiamiri - Philadelphia Eagles
    Victor Adeyanju - St. Louis Rams
    Devin Aromashodu - Chicago Bears
    Nnamdi Asomugha - Oakland Raiders
    Oshiomogho Atogwe - St. Louis Rams
    Brendon Ayanbadejo - Baltimore Ravens
    Akin Ayodele - Miami Dolphins
    Remi Ayodele - New Orleans Saints
    Isaiah Ekejiuba - Oakland Raiders
    Samkon Gado - St. Louis Rams
    Israel Idonije - Chicago Bears
    James Ihedigbo - New York Jets
    Kenny Iwebema - Arizona Cardinals
    Ade Jimoh - Washington Redskins
    Ovie Mughelli - Baltimore Ravens
    Chinedum Ndukwe - Cincinnati Bengals
    Ikechuku Ndukwe - Kansas City Chiefs
    Ogemdi Nwagbuo - San Diego Chargers
    Uche Nwaneri - Jacksonville Jaguars
    Ben Obomanu - Seattle Seahawks
    Chris Ogbonnaya - St. Louis Rams
    Adewale Ogunleye - Chicago Bears
    Frank Okam - Houston Texans
    Chike Okeafor - Arizona Cardinals
    Amobi Okoye - Houston Texans
    Christian Okoye - Kansas City Chiefs
    Frank Omiyale - Chicago Bears
    Kenny Onatolu - Minnesota Vikings
    Brian Orakpo - Washington Redskins
    Jeff Otah - Carolina Panthers
    B.J. Raji - Green Bay Packers
    Tony Ugoh - Indianapolis Colts
    Osi Umenyiora - New York Giants

International Models
    Agbani Darego - Winner of Miss World 2001
    Oluchi Onweagba - Winner Mnet face of Africa competition 1998

Medicine and Science
    Olumbe Bassir - Biochemist and nutritionist
    Adeoye Lambo - Psychiatrist
    Eyitayo Lambo - Health Economist and Technocrat
    Emeagwali

ICT Professionals
    Philip Emeagwali, 1989 Gordon Bell Prize winner
    Gbenga Sesan, Information Technology Youth Ambassador

Natural Resources
Petroleum
Bitumen
charcoal
many more to be added later




Gbammmmmmmmmm over and out

Media
Babatunde Jose (1925–2008), journalist and newspaper editor, "grandfather of Nigerian journalism"
Femi Oke, CNN international TV anchor
Bobby Ologun, television personality in Japan and martial artist

Writers
Chris Abani
Chinua Achebe Man Booker prize winner 2007 with citation by Nadine Gordimer as 'Father of Modern African Literature'
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Orange Band prize winner 2007
Elechi Amadi
Cyprian Ekwensi
Daniel O. Fagunwa
Dan Fulani
Abubakar Imam
Uzodinma Iweala
Okey Ndibe
Gabriel Okara
Ben Okri (born 1959), poet and novelist, Booker Prize winner 1995
Ola Rotimi
Ken Saro-Wiwa
Wole Soyinka (born 1934), poet, playwright and novelists, awarded Nobel Prize in Literature 1986
Amos Tutuola (1920–1997)
Too many to be listed

Businesspeople
M. K. O. Abiola
Aliko Dangote, Chairman, Dangote Group
Francis Edo-Osagie
Shafi Edu
Henry Fajemirokun
Samuel Fawehinmi
Cletus Ibeto
Michael Ibru
Anastasios George Leventis
Adeola Odutola
Louis Odumegwu Ojukwu
Festus Okotie-Eboh
Lawrence Omole
C. T. Onyekwelu
Bisoye Tejuoso
Bamanga Tukur
Ade Tuyo
Mathias Ugochukwu
Mike Adenuga Glo Nigeria

Religion
Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer Redeemed Christian Church of God
Bishop David Oyedepo, Founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, a.k.a. Winner's Chapel and Chancellor of Covenant University
Sheikh Dr. Abu-Abdullah Adelabu, Ph.D Damascus, Founder and Al-Amir (i.e.) President of Awqaf Africa and Awqaf Africa Muslim Open College, London, United Kingdom
Peter Akinola, Anglican Primate of Nigeria
Francis Arinze, Cardinal
Matthew Ashimolowo, Kingsway International Christian Centre KICC London
Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola, founder Christ Apostolic Church, worldwide
Samuel Ajayi Crowther
Dominic Ekandem
Sheikh Abubakar Gumi
T.B. Joshua, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), Lagos; Founder of Emmanuel TV
David Obadiah Lot, Church of Christ
Bimbo Odukoya, Fountain of Life Church, Lagos
Anthony Olubunmi Okogie, Catholic Archbishop of Lagos
Chris Okotie
Chris Oyakhilome, Founder of Believers LoveWorld Incoporated, a.k.a Christ Embassy.
Cyprian Michael Iwene Tansi
Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky
Prof. Wande Abimbola, Ifa Priest
Archbishop Benson Idahosa, Church of God Mission International Benin City

To be continued

Gbammmmm over and out

The list continues

Musicians
Fela Kuti (1938–1997), pioneer of Afrobeat music, and Political Activist
Aṣa, Singer and songwriter
9ice
Femi Kuti
I.K. Dairo
Sir Victor Uwaifo
King Sunny Ade
Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio
Sade Adu, singer of Sade
Dr. Alban, Sweden-based musician and producer
Tunde Baiyewu (B-), former member Lighthouse Family now solo musician
Adé Bantu
Shirley Bassey
Banky W.
Naeto C, Stormz Rekords.
Timi Dakolo, winner Idols West Africa, 2007, singer, song-writer, record producer
D'banj
Edoheart, singer, poet, butoh dancer, visual artist and performance artist
2Face Idibia
Nneka (singer), Nigerian-German hip hop/soul singer and songwriter
Lagbaja Afrobeat Singer-Songwriter, Instrumentalist, Producer, Multi-Award Winner
Lemar Obika, Nigerian-British R&B singer and songwriter
Ezebuiro Obinna, Leader of Oriental Brothers
Kele Okereke of Bloc Party
Ogbogu Okonji
Orlando Owoh
P-Square
Seal (musician) two-time Grammy Award-winning English/Nigerian Soul Vocalist and
Wunmi (Nigerian-British) singer; former dancer with Soul II Soul
Taio Cruz (Nigerian-British) singer
Jude Abaga M.I.
Wale (rapper) (Nigerian-American) rapper
Chamillionaire (Nigerian-American) rapper
Tinie Tempah (Nigerian-British) singer
Onyeka Onwenu
Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe
Sikiru Adepoju, Musician
Tyler the Creator (Nigerian-American) rapper
Ruggedman
Too many to be listed

Actresses / Actors
Omotola Jalade Ekeinde
Chioma Chukwuka, Actress
Liz Benson, Actress
Regina Askia, Actress
Richard Mofe Damijo
Ramsey Nouah, Actor
Rita Dominic, Actress
Megalyn Echikunwoke
Chiwetel Ejiofor, actor
Carmen Ejogo Actress
Olu Jacobs, Actor
Genevieve Nnaji, Actress, former Face of Lux
Stephanie Okereke, Actress
Sophie Okonedo, grammy nominated actress (Hotel Rwanda)
Jim Iyke, Actor
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Nigerian-British Actor
Hakeem Kae-Kazim
Ini Edo
Tonto Dikeh
Mike Ezuruonye
Oge Okoye
Chinedu Ikedieze
Osita Iheme
Too many to be listed

Artists
Chinwe Chukwuogo-Roy MBE, Nigerian born, Royal Portrait Artist, Public Speaker, UEA Hon. Doctorate
Ndidi Dike - female artist
Benedict Chuka Enwonwu MBE (Ben), Royal Sculpture Artist, Professor of fine arts, Government Advisor
Chris Ofili Studied at Chelsea School of Art and The Royal College of Art, Turner Prize winner, creator of some controversial work.
Yinka Shonibare MBE, work includes sculpture, painting, photography, and installation art

To be continued

Gbammmm over and out

With or without 9ja, the world remains the same, the creation of 9ja is for a purpose and only God can explain that notwithstanding, whatever happens in the name or Nigeria or Nigerian is never a new thing. Believe me or leave it, whatever happens on earth is a prophesy which must be made manifest. It's only that some pple are being used as a vessel to fulfil evil part of this prophesy, nevertheless, i am proud to be a Nigerian. So far so good Nigeria/Nigerians have contributed in one way or the other to many things in the world either good or bad thru many pple as stated below:

Human Right Activists
Gani Fawehinmi
Olisa Agbakoba
Dele Giwa
Aminu Kano
Fela Kuti
Beko Ransome-Kuti
Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti
Olikoye Ransome-Kuti

Military
Sani Abacha
Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi
Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida
Muhammadu Buhari
Theophilus Danjuma
Oladipo Diya
Yakubu Gowon
Tunde Idiagbon
Murtala Mohammed
Ike Nwachukwu
Olusegun Obasanjo
Paul Omu
Dangiwa Umar
Victor Malu
Martin Luther Agwai
Owoye Andrew Azazi
Alexander Ogomudia
Alwali Kazir
Chris Alli
Aliyu Mohammed Gusau
Salihu Ibrahim
Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu

continues

Gbammmmmmmm over and out