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TV/Movies / Re: Film Pratictionals Pls Enter by ekwurekwu(m): 5:14pm On Dec 13, 2012 |
ekwurekwu here. Hala ekwurekwu@gmail.com |
TV/Movies / Death In Nollywood: Before We All Die. by ekwurekwu(m): 8:59am On Dec 07, 2012 |
On Tuesday 6th December 2012, Nollywood, Delta state and entire Nigeria was thrown into mourning. A great iroko has fallen. Veteran actor Enebeli Elebuwa kicked the bucket finally after a long time illlness. His death came barely three weeks after Nollywood was yet to recover from the shocking dismissal of Pete Eneh, another veteran actor. He (Pete Eneh) died after leg amputation due to infection. This now asks this question, what is wrong with Nollywood? All is not well. Something is wrong somewhere. Can't we end a year without losing an all important personality?. I agree that death is inevitable. We will all die some day, but the deaths in the Nigerian film industry look more suspcious or a punishment. A lot of persons will not know this, especially if you are not part and parcel of Nollywood. For those that know, it is high time you open up. Silence kills more than a bullet. Nollywood was built from the sweat of entertainment minded Nigerians. In fact, some persons will tell you that Nollywood was born when the movies like 'Living in Bondage', 'Rattle Snake' were release. We remember the glory days, when every film term to be a blockbuster. It was fun. It now begs the question what really went wrong? Who angered the gods?. The industry is just like it's old self. It has grown to be the third large film industry in the world, there are norms and values which must be kept before we all die. I don't write with sentiments or trying to show my holiness through my words. I don't care who might hate me for writing this, but the truth has to be said. I don't want to bore you with what you already know. It is an open secret. It's not something you want to hide anymore, no. These people are so bent in making their activities 'legal'. I do believe, nobody was born and christened as an actor, actress, scriptwriter, Director or producer. It's a calling which those concerned must answer. If you are not called, don't force yourself to be or you end up a total failure. What am I saying? Nollywood has come to be a dumping ground for homosexuals,lesbianism, corruption, sexual immorality, voodooism. In fact, talk about the evils same group of persons display on the silver screen for the public enlightment and education, it's same thing they are indugling into. The devil cannot cast away fellow devil. It is no more news that as a newbie into the industry and you are a female, God knows how many Directors and producers will sleep with you before giving you a role. You might be too lucky not to meet men that will like to have a piece of you before a job, what about your fellow females. The world is changing and one problem with Nigerians, we love copy and paste. If you are a guy, you either bribe your way to the script or you pay with your body. There are certain cliches which you must belong before a superstar, you can call them the 'Nigerian Illuminati'. They are capable of making you a superstar in just six months. They ask me if the likes of late Sam Loco, Ashley Nwosu, Pete Eneh, Enebeli Elebuwa were involved in all these, I write so that Nollywood can return back to God before we all die. All can not be well if all these persist. Unless, we want to start counting deaths every week. |
Celebrities / Actor Enebeli Enebuwa Is Dead? by ekwurekwu(m): 12:50pm On Dec 05, 2012 |
Can anyone confirm this? |
Romance / Re: How To Get Married In Nigeria. by ekwurekwu(m): 9:52am On Dec 05, 2012 |
tpacalipse: You are so much on point man. thanks man. |
Romance / Re: How To Get Married In Nigeria. by ekwurekwu(m): 9:24am On Dec 05, 2012 |
Mynd_44: Okay. I'm not a copy and paste. |
Romance / Re: How To Get Married In Nigeria. by ekwurekwu(m): 8:17am On Dec 05, 2012 |
djeezy: Yawns##arrant nonsense. There is sense in every nonsense. |
Romance / Re: How To Get Married In Nigeria. by ekwurekwu(m): 8:01am On Dec 05, 2012 |
Mynd_44: I think, you should just follow the link. It's on my blog. |
Romance / Re: How To Get Married In Nigeria. by ekwurekwu(m): 8:13pm On Dec 04, 2012 |
Obinnau: chei! See wetin joblessness dey cause! So u just typed all this so as to 'educate' us? Op nawa o! You see jobessness, but I see creativity. There is some element of truth in what I did post. |
Romance / How To Get Married In Nigeria. by ekwurekwu(m): 6:42pm On Dec 04, 2012 |
You’ve found a wife or you are still dating? Your fiancee look too good and angelic. Your conclusion, you guys are getting married. Now, you don’t dabble into what you don’t know. You need a guide. And for you information, marriage in Nigeria is a typical project which you must read and understand very well. If you are lucky, your parents will help you with some lectures and if you are not. Just listen with keen ears and mind because this is ‘marriage 101 ‘. Don’t see me as a marriage counsellor or adviser. See me as a guide because I don’t want my house to be a special court for settling ‘quarreling couples’ and ‘family cases’(Your pastor can do just that). You’ve found her as I said earlier. To start with, what is her tribe? How much does your parents and siblings love her? Does any of friend claim he know her too well? (If he does, I wonder what happens anytime you might be away from the house). I shouldn’t you tell not to ask of her past because as you are making to become one, you don’t some ‘idiots’ helping you out on your duty(Unless, you are not a man). If she is not educated(not an educated illitrate- the one that speaks grammar to confuse you). I won’t remind you to check her village distance from yours unless your kinsmen won’t join you in the journey. If she works in a bank or she is lawyer, bro, I pity you unless you will get tired fighting. Her family is wealthy and you once had no shoes or singlet. Her father brought you out of the refuse dump (Don’t try upsetting their daughter. The prisons were not built for animals). No need going to the hospital for medical check up, you guys built your relationship on trust. I hope your mother is not grandchild crazy? If not, you will make babies under one week. You must marry at age of 23, if you are only the son. You have known her. Of course, you will start with introduction before you are making an attempt to pay the bride price. During the bride price period, you have to organise a little party. Show your inlaws that you are capable of taking care of their daughter. God will judge these fathers that sell their daughters in the name of giving them out for marriage. You can pay everything they demand and possibly, you are in charge of the ‘commodity’ you bought. Of course, I don’t need to tell you that your ‘bachelor’s nite or eve’ should not be exempted. Your friends must welcome you into marriage-hood. God will bless if you organise it in a five star hotel not near ogogoro joint (you must be classic). Traditional marriage beckons and you are a no nonsense guy. You are too popular that you mingle with the like of Dangote, Otedola, Mike Adenuga. In fact, Bill Gates will soon be on your friends’ list. So, your traditional marriage must be talk of the town. I shouldn’t tell you that marriage has become a business venture(wedding-prenuer). Invest a little and get a little. God will get angry with any person advising to hang your coat according to your reach. You can borrow money from friends, siblings or take a loan from the bank. Unless, you are organising a traditional marriage, where moi moi and bread will be shared. A traditional marriage to remember. I shouldn’t tell you how Africans are civilization crazy. White wedding will be your next target as the traditional wedding wasn’t the authentic one. If you are a typical play boy, definitely you have to invite security before the priest asks ‘is there any person here…..’(complete the statement). The wedding also should be one in town so that the brown envelopes will be fat. You don’t know a guest you did invite might give you a car as gift. Your honeymoon should be done in London on a borrowed visa. God will replenish your hustle on a worthy wedding as you regret your actions after reception. http://www.ekwurekwu./2012/12/04/how-to-get-married-in-nigeria/ |
Politics / Re: Who Writes President Jonathan's Speeches? by ekwurekwu(m): 2:48pm On Dec 01, 2012 |
adeaugustus: Am really not of the political guy, but that doesn't mean i don't keep tabs on what comes out of the man that is representing me around the world (Mr. President). I can't but wonder who writes all his speech, most time he looks surprise when reading it publicly. I can't but think maybe he doesnt review it, before reading it. I think, I do. |
TV/Movies / Nollywood Blunder: How To Get It Right. by ekwurekwu(m): 8:19am On Dec 01, 2012 |
In recent time, Nollywood has come under heavy and unbearable criticisms. Many persons have come to hate the way movies are churned out at will without some finishing or professional touches. In fact, some Nollywood movies look more of a filmed stage drama or I should I say that some stage plays are more interesting to watch than a full-length Nollywood film. Money has become a bane of the industry not entertainment. The questions become- whom do we blame? Whose fault, is it? Okay, firstly somebody will scream Nollywood has no proper funds to carry out its required projects. I quite agree, but I will say every person involved in the film production should be blamed. It’s their fault for the general loss of interest in Nollywood films. I’m not trying to sound as if I know everything, I want to tell our filmmakers that we can reclaim our lost glory. As an up and coming filmmaker, I so much believe that a film starts from the script. Some people will say, a movie production starts when a camera starts filming and the director is shouting at the characters. No, a movie production starts from the script. In fact, it’s what the characters see in the script will they utter. A script tells you what sort of character will fit into your story. You don’t necessarily revolve your movie the same group of actors and actresses. Try out new faces. Yes, you are crying about your investment. New faces don’t sale films, but you have to. There are many Ini Edos, Mercy Johns, Mr. Ibus, Osuofias, Olu Jacobs etc out there begging for opportunity. Hollywood was never built around Will Smith, Tom Cruise, Keanu Reeves, Angelina Jolie etc. To get it right and be the best filmmaker, start with your script. After writing, take to English professionals for scrutiny. Some won’t agree you and virtually calls your script ‘a piece of trash’. Try next door, who knows the dude, might be willing to help you. Did I hear you grumble about spending out of your budget? It is time for a change and you must stand up for that or you want remain in the dark age. The cinemas are back, opportunities beckon. So let your script be written in such a way all and sundry can understand. You don’t necessarily need to make your audience tell the outcome of your film. Keep them in suspense. A director should not be seen as a demi- god. He must allow independent of his cast and crew. No character should hide his or her ideas of making the film a blockbuster. Don’t necessarily say or do everything you see in the script and you boldly claim that you are neither the director or the script writer. There is room for creativity. After all, your name will appear on the film. Let every Nollywood filmmaker avoid recycling or remixing stories. There are million of stories yet to be told. Okeke might have sold a billion copies of his film “Love in action” and Ade is already warming up to replicate same film. No, change direction. Since Okeke got a romance, you should go for a comedy or thriller even action. Nollywood, it is time for a change and the time is now!!!!! http://www.ekwurekwu./2012/12/01/nollywood-blunder-how-to-get-it-right/ |
Jokes Etc / A Letter From B.a.n(boyfriends Association Of Nigeria). by ekwurekwu(m): 11:14pm On Nov 29, 2012 |
To Girlfriends With regards to the meeting held today, The Boyfriend Association of Nigeria(B.A.N) decided to go on a two months strike starting from 1st December, 2012. This strike is not to cause mayhem, riot or any form of breakup with our beloveth girlfriends. We plan to use this strike period as a time for appraisal and re- dedication in our supposed relationship. During this period, all forms of communication (formal, s*xual or otherwise) is allowed but all form of financial assistance will be put to rest. We assure our girlfriend(s) that this supposed strike period, our commitment will be 100% and won't be questioned, also, this period will not, WE repeat, will not pose a threat to the relationship unless you the girlfriend(s) choose to. Full boyfriend responsibility will resume on the1st of February, 2013 to enable both parties plan for the upcoming valentine (14thFebruary, 2013). We thank our girlfriends for their anticipated 'Good Behavior' during this period. Sign CEO CHAIRMAN (BAN) |
Art, Graphics & Video / Re: Free Logo Design......drop Your Request Here by ekwurekwu(m): 10:39pm On Nov 24, 2012 |
Ekwurekwu Multimedia Gold,white and green. reaching through information and entertainment. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / This Is To All Chelsea Fans.... This Cool Fact Chelsea Fans Should Know. by ekwurekwu(m): 8:56pm On Nov 21, 2012 |
1. Di Matteo was the 9th Coach in 10 Years for Chelsea FC. 2. Chelsea have not won any Matches Since Fashola Ban Okada in Lagos State. 3. The Last Premiership Game for the Last 2 Chelsea Sacked Coaches is against one Team, Guess? West brom... 4. Torres scores an Average of 2.6 Goal per Coach.. [2 Goals] Add More if you know any!!!! up Chelsea... |
TV/Movies / Re: Une Clope - A Short Film (NSFW - Moderate Adult Language.) by ekwurekwu(m): 12:18am On Nov 20, 2012 |
kudos bro. |
Politics / Re: What Did You Learn From The Presidential Media Chat? by ekwurekwu(m): 8:25am On Nov 19, 2012 |
Mgbadike80: Jonathan should come and chat with us on nairaland, we will definitely do better than the journalists Gbam!!! |
Religion / How To Be A Nigerian Pastor. by ekwurekwu(m): 12:32am On Nov 16, 2012 |
Before you jump to conclusion that you've known what am to talk about or the idea is up in your head crawling while you smile, my dear I think you got all wrong. I'm talk a different thing. If it is funny, you laugh. If you find it quite boring, make sure a pharmacist is near your residence. Panadol and Amalar(the Yorubas should forget about garri) will do a nice job on your system. Are you an intending pastor or a warming up one (You are in the dreams while you are at the Theologian school) or you are already one? I don't want to start asking you, who called you. You might have missed a call from a late relation during your mid nightmares. Any person questioning your call to the 'Lord's ministry', is a devil. He/she will surely die by tsunami. Why should you pray for their repentance, when they are so bent in truncating your hustle? You must understand that it took years of starvation (may be fasting), putting on one cockroach infested coat while you are at one street corner shouting at top of your voice. You always tell your doubting Thomases that you will make it because your faith is too strong that it can push away a mountain. Your shoes are more like a flying canoe, it rains, and you see a paddle; you've gotten to your destination. When you can hardly afford a loaf of bread or some balls of akara. Mama Juliet was too good as she helps on daily basis with a food flask filled with rice and meat. When you went to the village for Christmas celebrations, your siblings and mates are too busy sharing bags of rice. You made efforts to share the word of God; some persons will label you as an idiot. They would spread your name around or even refer you to psychiatrist. God will judge your landlord. He's always on your neck once the month is close to ending. Those times were in the days of turbulent waters and bad breeze. Now, you are a Nigerian pastor. Moreover, for those of you pastor outside the shores of Nigeria, you better come home and 'invest'. This land is filled with butter and honey. It doesn't matter the name your church is called, but you should be occupied with the thoughts of your members prospering (unless tithe and offering is mean less). Your church might be located near an Indian hemp market (never mind, the odour chases legions of spirits. They are as well helping in the work). I should not tell you to get yourself a nice suit(you can borrow or get one on credit). Your hair must be afro (so you can perm it when the spirit has instructed). Don't try going for a skin unless your assistant image will be drawn on the signboard. You must understand that Nigerians are too tired to work. They face many problems. You can proffer solutions. You might decide reconciling a quarreling couple by the strokes of the cane (you are 'Daddy'). Make predictions or guess (be sure where you set your sights or Exodus. Genesis begins your name). Nigerians are football crazy. Make no mistake saying that Super Eagles will win African cup of nations. Tell somebody, Arsenal will the UEFA Champions league. Cause pandemonium, broadcast the death of a top politician. You must sale’healing pure water'. Let the anointing oil cure headache (ringworm and eczema should be out of question). You must get yourself a secretary, so nobody enters your office anyhow. Consultation fee should be left out. If you are invited anywhere, ask for flight tickets. Don't look too cheap, you are a man of God. You should be conversant with Bible verses. It doesn't matter if you cram. Upgrade your vocals or betterstill, produce your own English words. Pretend one day, you had no means of transportation. The car which you've always dreamt about, will be yours. Use a Bible passage to tell your congregation, you bought a new suit or a pair of shoe. You can document your life's hustles and stories as a book, I should not tell you how they will love to read a book written by 'papa'. God bless you as you continue in the Lord's vineyard. htpp://www.ekwurekwu./2012/11/16/how-to-be-a-nigerian-pastor/ |
TV/Movies / Re: Need Young But Experienced Director To Partner For Afrinolly Short Film Contest by ekwurekwu(m): 4:19pm On Nov 14, 2012 |
ypzilanti: here is a link- http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=NG&hl=en-GB&client=mv-google&v=wLy6GLEcZzU |
TV/Movies / Re: Need Young But Experienced Director To Partner For Afrinolly Short Film Contest by ekwurekwu(m): 9:48am On Nov 14, 2012 |
VillageBoi: abeg,how you take submit ur own?explain small naw.u dey facebook or twitter? |
Literature / His Death. by ekwurekwu(m): 12:52pm On Nov 13, 2012 |
Mama's face wore nothing, but grief and anger. She was bitter. Her eyes had swollen up. She can cry no more. If tears could be measured, hers would have formed a little stream at the backyard. The sympathizers and fellow mourners, who came calling immediately the corpse arrive our compound. The ambulance had two occupants, the driver, and one lady that has a familiar face. I can't recall where I did meet or know her. It was the driver whom spoke to Papa because the lady had lost her voice. 'Are you Mazi Okoro?', the driver asked. 'Yes', Papa answered in a low voice after looking at the ambulance, the driver, and the lady. I know him to take precautions when answering to questions. If I should read his mind, the driver might have missed his way and decided to drive in and ask his way around. I know he can't remember any of his relation abroad that would die for the corpse to be brought home. The only relation outside the shores of Ndoke was Uncle Sam, who died a decade ago. He was brought home in company of friends that knew our compound. Who could this be? Who died? So many questions keep pondering on my mind. I kept calm as I watched the driver held Papa by the hand and whisper something into his ears. 'What!!!', Papa shouted as his face looked more of a person that drunk the 'Iba' herbs. His voice always tell situation of things. His happiness will you tell from a loud laughter that echoes. He always tells everybody how he hates to be angry. His anger starts where your happiness stops. He would tell anybody that cares to know, he do silly things whenever anger becomes a cloth to him. 'Obiora!!!'', it was Mama's voice. She calls me this way anytime she comes back from the farm. Of course, I have known the calls to be her warm water for bath, but today I was tongue-tied and rooted where I stood near the entrance to the sitting room. She called again and I heard her murmuring that I had gone out when she had told me earlier that I would help her in the kitchen for the dinner preparation. I could hear her slow footsteps as she walk up the little sandbag stairs made by Papa to fight erosion, while the hoe and the machete clatter together. 'So Obiora, you are around and you kept deaf ears to my calls?', She said angrily without noticing either Papa nor the ambulance driver or the lady. My neither lips nor legs moved as tears strolled down my cheeks. I think I have spoilt everything. Mama is a 'detective'. She has an instinct of knowing a situation without been told. She will possibly tell what the driver and the lady brought home. She was the one that told Papa something was wrong with Uncle Sam three days before his corpse was brought home. 'Nna anyi, Ralph is dead!!!', Mama's voice echoed as she flogged herself to the ground. Her voice had attracted a hand of neighbors and passersby. Papa never said a word to her and she announced that Ralph is dead!! Ralph should not be my elder brother. We spoke on phone few days ago. I remember his last loud laughter as his usually do. He sounded healthy. I know him, he don't hide anything eating him up. His secrets are not far from my ears. He has grown to be Mama's favorite son and friend. He loves Mama and Mama do too, Ralph almost broke Mama's heart and earned himself an indelible phobia from Papa. Ralph went away with the entire savings of Mama and partly Papa's village council savings. For six months, nobody heard from him. My greatest worry was Mama as she almost fell ill not because her money, but her son and friend. Papa was furious; cursing the day Ralph was born. The whole village will soon be on his neck while Ralph was nowhere to be found. I recall Ralph telling me he would soon 'travel out' without disclosing his particular destination. I made it a lip-sealed as I swore to make it be. During the searching times, I thought he might have traveled out as he told me that 'everything is now ready'. I was surprised to be called on phone and behold, it was Ralph! He made mention of 'yahoo-yahoo' boys and how he fell prey to them. I only told him to comeback for Mama's sake, but why should he come home when Papa was too angry to listen? With which face will he stand at Mama's presence? According to her, the savings were for Ralph's university education. 'It's okay. God has His reasons', it was Mama Onyinye, late Uncle Sam's wife. 'Cries cannot wake him up'. The same words Mama had used the day her husband was brought home. It's now clear that Ralph had died as I heard the lady said something of a gun fight. Ralph can hardly hurt a fly, but I have to wait the truth must be told. In no due time, young men of my age bracket starting to work on a marked space for the grave. They wore smiles as they took turn to dig while they 'shine their shoe' (referring to hot gin). I only to giggle at their silly joke of Ralph having a duplex in the spirits' world because Ralph always says he will build a duplex. Two persons occupied my mind. One was Papa, he had pretended to be mourning. I do watch him from time to time, as he would mutter unheard words. He's not concerned about Ralph's death rather the money that he termed to have been squandered. To him, Ralph was somewhere hiding or probably spending the money. What was brought home was a mere coffin. I know Papa to be heart-hardened; he had to soften it because Ralph remains his son. You don't speak or think bad about the dead. My thoughts also were for the lady. I could now recall where I did meet her. I sneak away from home to visit Ralph at his hiding place in Onitsha. He lives with the lady and he told me that she's his savior if not he would have no other option than to jump into the River Niger. Her name is Esther, though she has advanced in age. Ralph promised to marry her. 'Hold it by its bottom', said one of the gravediggers as they carried the coffin into the grave after the invited priest concluded a little requiem mass. As the coffin was entering the grave, Mama loosens her grip from those that surrounded her. Her intention was to jump into the grave. What was she living for? Kudos to the gravediggers as they held her firmly. “Who is in this compound?”, a voice called from outside. The voice resembled that of Mazi Odogwu, the village council’s chairman. I heard when Papa was talking with him on phone yester night. There was no other thing the money in the custody of Papa, though Papa had pleaded to be given time since it was just two weeks since the dismissal of his late son. No, Mazi Odogwu hates excuses. You don’t give him ‘no’ for an answer. He never came for a condolence visit, which I suspected he was told by some gossips that the village’s council money had gone to the winds. “Mazi, you are already here?”, Papa asked as he emerged from his yam barn, where he has been since cock crow. “Yes, I told you of my coming”, Mazi Odogwu retorted. “Obiora, get those two plastic chairs”. “No, No. I’m not here to sit down. Give me what I told you and let me take my leave”. Mazi Odogwu words were hurting. He’s behaving as if he has been quarreling with Papa since ages. This man deserves some hot lashes of koboko from the police-eliza. Man inhumanity to man. I don’t blame him, Papa should carry all the blame. He went against Mama’s advice of not taking the treasure ship position rather let the village council operate their money from the bank. “How much is your money?”, Mama asked coming out of her room. Mazi Odogwu struggled with his words as he finally said, “Seventy thousand naira!!!” as Mama throw a handful of naira notes at his face and went back inside. He began picking up the money as he laughed hysterically. This man knows no shame. I hope Papa learns from this. Mazi Odogwu’s was one of many more persons who always come to ask after their money Ralph had borrowed from them. Mama had spent her whole savings paying debts upon debts. I know she might have tampered with the money I did be using for my visa process. Ralph’s death has brought nothing, but anguish, bitterness, and almost famine. Thanks to Mama’s farm and Papa’s barn. “not again!!”, I heard Papa shouting on top of his voice this early morning. I sensed anger in his voice. I rushed out to behold Esther and a man that had beards all over him. He also wore dark goggles, making him look much of an Adaka. Mama stood near the kitchen door, looking more downcast. The poor woman has done her best. Possibly, we are looking at another debt collector. I wondered what made Esther to come back after Papa had almost strangled her to death. “Well Papa, I’m Okechukwu by name. Am not here to harm or cause more mourning to your family”, said the man in an American accent. “Ralph is a good friend of mine. We ate together while he was in Onitsha”. His words seemed like a soothing balm. He was able tell us how Ralph helped him to secure a visa to America, but it’s quite unfortunate that he died as a result of gunfight when a group of boys attacked him because of debt. He was bitter when the news got to him and decided to come back. “To give back as I had promised Ralph when he was alive”, Said Okechukwu as he got his hand into his pockets to produce a cheque. “I’m offering the sum of ten million naira”. “Ten gini!?”, exclaimed Papa as he fainted. I quickly got hold of a bucket of water for Papa’s revival. Mama on her part had her eyes tearful. http://www.ekwurekwu./2012/11/13/his-death/ |
TV/Movies / Re: Need Young But Experienced Director To Partner For Afrinolly Short Film Contest by ekwurekwu(m): 7:07am On Nov 13, 2012 |
am in hala ekwurekwu@gmail.com |
Politics / Lam Adesina- Former Oyo State Governor,dead? by ekwurekwu(m): 12:25pm On Nov 11, 2012 |
who can confirm? |
Jokes Etc / Some Annoying BB Updates. by ekwurekwu(m): 10:24am On Nov 11, 2012 |
1. Good night pals! (So make we cry?). 2. Am back pals! (From... where? Prison or hospital?). 3. My heart is broken, I will never love again (No be new thing). 4. Am gonna be off for a while (Safe journey, no be force to use BB). 5. Am back! Did u miss me? (I didn't even notice u had gone... Duh!). 6. I love my Boo (Tell him, not us). 7. Lagos on my mind (Ehen? Why u dey tell me? Na me wan give u transport FARE?). 8. So Angry (Go fight who provoke u )(y). 9. People are wicked (Na today u just dey know?). 10. Am in love (No be news). 11. I saw an angel (Na demon u for see b4?). 12. Money on my mind (Na so? Here resemble CBN? Go rob bank). 13. Ur pix looks nice (I know b4 I put am). 14. Oh God my flight is delayed (Take molue). 15. New look (Wetin be our business?). 16. Am tired of this life (Who send u come b4?). 17. I am off to church (Na baba lawo place u for go). 5 Likes |
TV/Movies / Watch This Hilarious Video And Drop Your Comments. by ekwurekwu(m): 5:03pm On Nov 09, 2012 |
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Jokes Etc / How To Get Facebook 'likes'. by ekwurekwu(m): 12:06pm On Nov 09, 2012 |
I don’t know reasons behind Mark Zuckerberg’s idea of having the ‘like’ button almost on every place on Facebook. Whatsoever might be the reason or purpose, God bless his hustles (forgotten he’s an atheist. Well, may Amadioha help his career). Several times, I did see most of my friends stuggle to update or post a picture they would if not thirty ‘likes’, atleast fifteen. Some persons would feel on top of the world anytime they login into their account to see fifty comments on updated status or photos. Some will even go ahead announcing it on the streets and neighbours. Where it will look prettier and fantastic, it is when all these foreign guys(It does matter if it’s a Somalian or an Iraqi) commented and ‘liked’ the status or photo. Now, if you wanna get enough ‘likes’ on your status or photo. If you are a guy, forget about updating ‘Am so hungry’ (Bro, you better look around if you can lay your hand on kuli kuli or Agege bread because that status might get you blocked). Since you are a guy, make sure you are funny and informative(it doesn’t matter where you copy and paste it. You surely get a pat on the back and girls will rush in to call you ‘darling’ ‘honey’. Let your head not swell, just keep up the good work. It’s only God that will pay you). If you are a girl and nobody seemed to ‘like’ or comment your status or photo. My dear, it’s your fault. Does it mean you don’t read other ladies’ status or view their photos? God will forgive you for being too blinded. I should not telll you how ladies have thrown decency to the gutters. They flaunt everything and ‘likes’ and comments fill up their wall. You must take a photo having your finger in your mouth(of course, you are sexier. Next posting, try boobs snapping). Try updating, ‘am so lonely and nid company’(you can’t imagine the rush to comment and like. Some guys will even ask for your address). God will judge all these married men and women that now take over all ‘likes’ and comments. If you guys are social network frenzy, join Twitter(Just meet TB Joshua, he will surely prophesy how your tweets will be retweeted). God bless your hustle(Apologies to Elnathan John). http://www.ekwurekwu./2012/11/09/how-to-get-facebook-likes/ |
Politics / Re: 101 Arrested Over Biafra Protests by ekwurekwu(m): 10:48am On Nov 06, 2012 |
join the twitter hashtag #FreeOnwuka |
Politics / Re: 101 Arrested Over Biafra Protests by ekwurekwu(m): 7:25am On Nov 06, 2012 |
if Nigeria must get it right,let the Igbo man be restored to him.chikena!!!!!!!!! |
Crime / Nigerian Police Lists Dark Spots For Ritual Killers. by ekwurekwu(m): 7:13am On Nov 06, 2012 |
The Nigerian Police has advised all to avoid the following places as they have been identified as >hot spots for ritual killings: > >1. Ota, Ogun State >2. Lambe, Ogun State >3. Ikorodu,Lagos State >4. Mowe, Ogun State >5. The Bridge linking Abiola Garden with Otedola Estate, Lagos. >6. Isheri Olowo-Ira under Bridge, Lagos >7. Toyota Bus Stop on Apapa/Oshodi Expressway, Lagos (Clifford Oji's former location) >8. Waterfront River Niger area Of Onitsha, Anambra State >9. Isiala-Ngwa, Abia state >10, Igwurita, Muruokoro, Port Harcourt, Rivers state >11. Ilorin-Oro Road, Kwara state >12. Lokoja-Abuja Expressway, Kogi state >13. Kaduna Eastern By-Pass, Kaduna state >14. The Bank of River Kaduna, Kaduna state >15. Kaduna/Abuja Expressway, Kaduna state >16. Abuja Motor Park,Kaduna >17. Kawo Motor Park, Kaduna >18. The Railway tracks, Kaduna > >These are police emergency numbers in Lagos, please: > >POLICE CONTROL ROOM 1 - 07055350249 and 07035068242. > >RRS CONTROL ROOM 2, Alausa - 08065154338 and 07055462708 > >CONTROL ROOM 3 SHQ; - 08079279349 and 08063299264 and 767 toll free line. > >If you by mistake fall victim quickly send an SMS/pre-text message to all or any of these numbers. 1 Like |
Religion / Welcome To Amadioha Ministry International 1. by ekwurekwu(m): 8:20am On Nov 05, 2012 |
Please, don’t ask me who called me or why I chosed this sort of name for my church. You should understand that the world is fast becoming a global miraclous place. May be you don’t know, hardwork no more pay. You have to follow your dreams with ‘gra- grality’ and you will surely achieve alot. I shouldn’t remind you that suffernerss has been long erased from the dictionary of the common man. If you still have it, sorry! You are among men more blinded. You think, you are wealthy when you stuff enough naira notes in your back pocket and arrogantly say, ‘do you know who my father is?’. You are rich if you can afford garri and kuli kuli or kai kai and buns. Did I hear you grumble? That’s balance diet! So in this ministry, we are trying to build world changers and potential leaders who travel far and wide. Obama can testify and Goodluck will bear witness. Here, we make HIV to be involved in accident,malaria will surely get tumor. We prophesy and call names. Don’t expect a prophecy on football, if it should be, just think of Super Eagles winning the FIFA World Cup. I should talk of plane crash? Nope, witches also fly. They should crash land. http://www.ekwurekwu./2012/11/03/welcome-to-amadioha-ministry-international-1/ |
Jokes Etc / Welcome To Amadioha Ministry International 1. by ekwurekwu(m): 8:10am On Nov 05, 2012 |
Please, don’t ask me who called me or why I chosed this sort of name for my church. You should understand that the world is fast becoming a global miraclous place. May be you don’t know, hardwork no more pay. You have to follow your dreams with ‘gra- grality’ and you will surely achieve alot. I shouldn’t remind you that suffernerss has been long erased from the dictionary of the common man. If you still have it, sorry! You are among men more blinded. You think, you are wealthy when you stuff enough naira notes in your back pocket and arrogantly say, ‘do you know who my father is?’. You are rich if you can afford garri and kuli kuli or kai kai and buns. Did I hear you grumble? That’s balance diet! So in this ministry, we are trying to build world changers and potential leaders who travel far and wide. Obama can testify and Goodluck will bear witness. Here, we make HIV to be involved in accident,malaria will surely get tumor. We prophesy and call names. Don’t expect a prophecy on football, if it should be, just think of Super Eagles winning the FIFA World Cup. I should talk of plane crash? Nope, witches also fly. They should crash land. http://www.ekwurekwu./2012/11/03/welcome-to-amadioha-ministry-international-1/ |
Jokes Etc / Imagine Hurricane Abimbola In Ekiti State. by ekwurekwu(m): 4:27pm On Nov 01, 2012 |
Read this scenario of nigeria........ ..... Got this from a friend's wall: Imagine say a 'Hurricane Abimbola' is heading for Ekiti State in 3 weeks.. First and foremost; 1. Prophet T.B Joshua will prophesy d hurricane. 2. Ekiti State Governor will hold a press conference advising the people of the state to remain calm as government is working hard to see how they can tackle the situation. 3. National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) will grant an interview on Channels TV and AIT saying that they are well trained and prepared to handle the crisis. That they are on top of the Situation. 4. The Federal Government will wait for the Hurricane to first land and wipe out Ekiti State then; - Hold a day of National Mourning ₪ Prayers and order the flag be flown at half mast. - Visit the disaster location 4 a first hand assessment of the damage. - Visit the survivors camp and share relief material (Mosquito nets, rice and Indomie) - Set up a committee to investigate the Hurricane and see how we can prevent future hurricanes from visiting Nigeria. - Release billions of Naira (on Paper) for disaster management. - Sack the Minister of Water Resources for failing to contain the water. - Commend the State Governor, NEMA, Red Cross and other emergency services unit for their quick response. 5.The Senate Will hold an emergency session and condemn the 'Hurricane'. 6.Churches around Nigeria will hold crusades and Programmes with Titles like 'May Hurricane wipe out your enemies'.. 'Calming the Hurricanes in your life'.. 'Finding the Rainbow in your Hurricane'.. e.t.c.. 7. M.I Abaga will release a single about hurricanes. 8. Femi Falana (SAN) will sue the Hurricane, F.G and Ekiti State government for their poor handling of the Hurricane. 9. A thread will be launched on NAIRALAND and be put on the frontpage and will hit over 20 pages in its first 6 hours. 10. CPC, ACN, APGA and others will blame the PDP and Jonathan for it. People will change their BB DP to 'Hurricane Pictures' ₪ their status will read..#Hurrican e Things.... |
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