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7. Genevieve Nnaji


The beautiful actres started her career when she was 8 , she has featured in over 80 movies.


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lalatclala seun mynd44

5. Chika Ike

In 2005, she landed her first roles in the movies Sweetlove and
Bless the Child, directed by TChidi Chikere. She has since then
featured in various movies.

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6. Lilian Esoro- Franklin

The Nigerian actress has starred in a couple of soap operas like Clinic Matters, Extended family etc.


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4. Omotola Jalade Ekeinde


Known as Omo sexy she has featured in over 300 movies after
her debut in 1995.


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3.Dakore Akande


The mother of 2 has acted in over 50 movies her recent movies
which are Journey to Self, Lunchtime Heroes, Fifty etc.


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2. Ruth Kadiri

The beautiful nollywood actress ventured into the movie industry
featuring in the popular movie Boys Cot and since then has acted
in various movies. She is also a producer her lastest work is
Memory Lane.


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Our favourite of Nollywood are of course, are women who are as
deadly as they are beautiful. Instagram is filled with photos of
some of our favourite Nollywood celebrities aiming to get our
attention and their movies are always amazing. Nollywood has
stepped up their game in recent time and these actresses are
going up with the industry.


Below are some of them:


1. Adesua Etomi


She has featured in her first movie Knocking on Heavens Door,
She won the best actress in drama award at the 2016 African
Magic Viewers Choice Awards for her role in Falling.


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https://www.naij.com/959116-7-sexiest-women-nigerian-film-history-photos.html?source=index_latest

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thank God

nice info

hah


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e dey look face naa... If the police sees u rough and red eyes, then u are a suspect.

ah haa

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wow.......... Eating pudding

hmmm

good for them

okay

hahahaha
seriously!

Many people speak English as their first
language. It is one of the most commonly
spoken languages in the world.

Nigerians are very good at a number of things and one of them is inventing their own version of English which has become popular overtime.


Some of the words and phrase we use often
cannot be found in the dictionary. Some are
words you picked up from others and they
have become quite a norm. It is not only the uneducated folks that are guilty of using these wrong words as the very educated Nigerians also use the Englishlanguage inappropriately.

Below are words Nigerians use that doesn’t
exist in the English dictionary.

1. Go-slow: When Nigerians say go-slow, they mean congested traffic, which is wrong. The meaning of go-slow in the English dictionary is, a form of industrial action in which work or progress is deliberately delayed or slowed
down.

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2. Disvirgin: This word is used on a daily basis by many Nigerians when they intend to say a woman has lost her virginity. There is no word like disvirgin. The correct word to use is deflower. Disvirgin simply does not exist.

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3. Trafigate: Nigerians use the word to describe a situation where a driver indicates to other drivers that he/she wants to take a turn. It is used so often, that it has started to sound like proper English.

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4. Flashing: Every Nigerian knows “flashing” to mean when someone calls your mobile phone and cuts off before you answer. The word ‘flash’ is so common among Nigerians and its used at least once daily by many. Flash has different meanings but none has anything to do with a phone call. The word doesn’t exist in that sense in English.

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5. Installmentally: Don’t be tempted to use the word ‘installmentally’. Though it soundscorrect, it isn’t. There is no such word in the English dictionary as it only exists only in the Nigerian edition of English language. The correct thing to say is ‘in installments’.

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6. Opportuned: What exists in English dictionaries is ‘opportune,’ without ‘d’ at the
end. Opportune means ‘timely’ or ‘well-time,
especially convenient or appropriate for a
particular action or event. Opportuned is only
common in Nigerian English.

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7. Cunny: This is a word which Nigerians use to describe someone that is being deceitful or crafty. The right word is cunning not cunny.

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8. Next tomorrow: Most Nigerians generally use “next tomorrow” but there is not suchword as next tomorrow. Instead you should say, “a day after tomorrow”.

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9. Packer: Nigerians probably got the word from pack. The right word is dustpan. Sincedustpan packs dirt, Nigerians like to call it packer.

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10. Pepperish: It is common to hear Nigerians describe a meal that has too much pepper in it as pepperish. The proper word should be ‘peppery’. No native English speaker uses the word pepperish” to describe the burning sensation we feel from eating pepper.

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https://www.naij.com/904625-guilty-10-common-words-nigerians-use-daily-show-cant-speak-english.html?source=index_latest

The Punch reports that the meeting is holding inside the president’s office at the presidential villa, Abuja.

The meeting, also being attended by Vice-
President Yemi Osinbajo, commenced at about2 pm.

Nigeria’s president has earlier today
commissioned Abuja Kaduna railway project
alongside with Senate president Bukola Sararki and Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi.

More details later…


https://www.naij.com/904895-breaking-president-buhari-meets-governors-aso-rock.html?source=breaking

more.....


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Hmnn, Nigerian transgenders are increasing
day by day. What is the cause?


https://www.naij.com/904730-another-yoruba-man-transforms-woman-see-unbelievable-photos.html?source=index_latest

lalasticlala dominique

This beautiful lady pictured below used to
be a man – a young Nigerian entertainment
journalist sef.

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He was formally known as Habeeb Babatunde Lawal but now, he answers Noni Salma Lawal. Before he left Nigeria, he (abi nah she we go call am now) graduated from the University of Lagos, Nigeria with Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Arts. He even became a filmmaker and transformed into a transgender.

Talking about her transition, Noni said: ”It was a life or death situation for me. It was either transition or die”.

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have heard alot about househelp stealing money and end up saying they were "JAzzed" by some fraudsters.

Maybe her story is true

ManMountain:
OP.
Get your fact right. Asaba has never been in history part of SE.

says who?

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https://mobile.facebook.com/theafricaarchive/photos/a.780681312032954.1073741828.779505818817170/804045076363244/?type=3&refid=7&_ft_=qid.6311532236751937181%3Amf_story_key.-1252844697547617061%3Aei.AI%405c78cf7fb21b3a380e445961de6a0942&__tn__=E

wow

And so?
No be new thing na.

The woman has reportedly given a birth to a beast like child on July 11, Monday at Hope Hospital, Jettu in Edo state.


NAIJ.com reader has sent us these photos
saying that newborn baby looks like a frog. He was born with its head almost totally sunk
into the upper part of the body and with
extraordinarily large eyeballs literally popping out of the eye-sockets.


The people of Azare in Katagun area of Bauchi state were shocked recently as a local womanreportedly gave birth to a pair of slippers.

Some time ago in the ancient town of Ila
Orangun, Osun state another woman delivered the Holy Bible.

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www.naij.com./888075-shocking-woman-gives-birth-beast-photos.html?source=index_shared&iorg_service_id_internal=692981340802115%3BAfrHPz4dQIXum2ij

lalasticlala

oh noooo

science is soo interesting

that zoo has more chimps, that one should be free to roam in the wild

lala my crush

she's prettie