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[size=30pt]Must you guys always call unto this wunna god? [/size] ![]() JESUSBOIY: |
Only a good citizen and patriot will act the way you did. Kudos OP! |
Just noticed?
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Tell the vagabond that action speaks louder. ![]() |
Singing in Sammy O. voice: This kind corn ooooooo...... I never see your type oooooo..... This kind corn ooooooooo.. .... This kind! This kind!! This kinda corny corn ooooooooo... |
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[size=20pt]Welcome to the Zooderal People's Republic of The United States of Nigeria! [/size]
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Ghanaian ladies and the type of my customized nose be like......
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My nicca husband scarce o... Whether good, bad, ugly, broke-ass, gold digger/miner, all scarce. Put her in your prayers kawai. henrydadon: |
She's flawless but flawed without a hubby. Aunty may God provide. |
So for your village uncle get vagina ba? ![]() henrydadon: |
I thought dem don pai them finish? |
[size=20pt]Whoever came up with this phrase is a totally inane irrational cretin.[/size] AutoJoshNG: |
In AceHood's voice: I woke up in a new Porsche Macan. ![]() |
[size=30pt]Since 300 CE! [/size] |
dhardline:[size=35pt]Amen!!![/size] |
wetin you wan carry her breasts do? I think say na men suppose dey look for the breast? axortedbabe: |
See him face like 1min. So him no get shame to show him face ba? When the girl quick quick close her face. Sextoy. |
No. 4 thou. Olosho Don hammer!!! |
[size=30pt]Bred winner!!![/size] ![]() |
Linda 'Ikeja' and expensive bags be like.. .. |
His ORV make sense sha. |
OP! I see no neeples but burnt groundnuts. ![]() |
The nicca dey fear critics o.. ![]() |
Sai!!!! ![]() |
Too bad.. . |
Thursday, 4 August 2016 "You Have to Sleep with Directors & Over 10 Crew Members to be a Nollywood Star"; Upcoming Actress Tells Her Story I am presently at the second home of Nollywood, The big hearted state, Delta; Asaba to be precise and all I have been doing since I came in, is satisfying my curiosity. As a lover of Nollywood movies who doubles as a blogger and critical analyst, meeting some of these stars and hearing directly from the horses mouth was one of the goals of my visit aside the personal reason that brought me to the state capital. Twisting and turning were my routine anytime am out and about. I was told they were always shooting on the street but unfortunately couldn't see any in a month. Information is power, so they say; I had to ask questions and was told these stars do come out at Night. Thankfully, ultra marts and supermarkets do open at night so had to shift my weekly groceries errands from day to night. Just like magic, I saw three supporting actors in a mini mart on my first night out but for some reasons I needed an actress. I kept searching and at last found one. My new found 'up and coming' actress friend (yes, I made her one) was an ebony beauty, so clean, classy and also well endowed; she can give Ms Johnson a run for her money. My inquisitive self wanted to know all I needed to know at the first meeting but she was kind of laid back so I played along. On our 3rd meeting, I had to apply one law of the 48 Laws of Power I flattered her, commended her and told her how a beauty like hers should have landed her in the top ten spot of the most popular actresses in Nigeria. She giggled, smiled and looked at me. Instantly, I knew hope was alive (aproko nor easy lol). Pretty Peace (surname withheld) narrated her journey so far. How she came into the industry genuinely; she had the talent and wanted to pursue a career in acting. Over time she had to bow to pressure from directors and production crews. In her words; 'Babe' if you like get talent from here to London, all these men want nau your body and dem nor dey hide am: dem dey let you know sharp sharp. Really, I asked? She continued "Sister, when push became shove, I was desperate and ended up sleeping with four production crew member and the director. After filming, I waited patiently for the post production et al and happily went to get the CD; guess what, my scenes were no where to be found, they were edited out of the movie, totally cut off. Ah! I exclaimed. She sulked, paused for a bit and added; Haven't you wondered why most of these new stars like Chacha Ike and Nuella Chikere are married to directors? Well, there you have it; their desperation did pay at the end. Hmm, what a revelation! My curious self wasn't still satisfied; I wanted to know more but unfortunately she wasn't willing to say more. I tried to cajole her and the likes; asked why she is still acting after the painful experiences but she just shook her head and said ' you will never understand'. Partially satisfied with her revelation, I had to let her go and I haven't stop asking myself this question; why are these men frustrating the young women of this generation? Sexual harassment cuts across from the banking sector to oil and gas to the movie industry. My head aches from trying to understand the Genesis of this madness that has turned most sane women to monsters but then again it is what it is, the evil has been deeply rooted in all sectors in Nigeria even the political terrain. This brings me to the question; what is the way forward ? Comments and suggested are welcomed! http://thekokogist..com.ng/2016/08/you-have-to-sleep-with-directors-over.html?m=1
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[size=20pt]OP this is drier than AY's joke. The mod that pushed this shxt to FP must be a 'kain'bura'! Between, these pics showed lack of creativity. Mtcheeeew.. ..[/size]
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It may be APC's new logo |
If Nigeria fails to start producing rice, by December 2016, the price of a bag of rice could be N40,000, says the Minister of State for Agriculture and Rural Development, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri. Lokpobiri, who made this known at a town hall meeting in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, Saturday, said that Nigeria spends about $22bn a year on importation of food into the country. He said, “For your information, we spend about $22bn a year importing food into Nigeria. We know how many more dollars they bought and that is why you see the price of rice going up. “Price of rice was may be N12,000 some months ago, but it is now about N26,000 and if we don’t start producing, by December it could be N40,000. “Rice matures in three months. So, this is a wake up call for Bayelsa people to take the four farms we have seriously. The federal government has four farms in the state in our records. The average land you see in Bayelsa can grow rice, so the colonial masters were not wrong in their assessment when they said Niger Delta could feed not only Nigerian but also the entire West Africa sub-region. “Unfortunately, agriculture till today, is not a priority of the Niger Delta as far as the state governments are concerned because of oil.” He said the states in the Niger Delta had yet to give priority to agriculture the way the North-West states such as Kebbi, Jigawa, Kano as well as other states like Lagos, Ebonyi, Anambra, prioritised it. He said Anambra State for instance, was not owing salaries despite the fact that it does not have oil but raking in money by merely exporting vegetables. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/bag-of-rice-may-sell-for-n40000-by-december-if-says-minister/
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I flattered her, commended her and told her how a beauty like hers should have landed her in the top ten spot of the most popular actresses in Nigeria. She giggled, smiled and looked at me. Instantly, I knew hope was alive (aproko nor easy lol). 