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It was a friendly exchange. I learned from it. |
Earth song - Wizard Chan. Earth song - Michael Jackson. Martha’s song - Deep Forest. Sadeness - Enigma. Cuff it - Beyoncé. Love songs - Kaash Paige. Sing about love - Foushee. |
The point of this show is the creation of cheap celebrities which companies can pay small amounts to promote products. It’s good since A-level Nollywood stars seem to forget their replaceability. Now, throwing most of them into Nollywood is a major downside. They can not act. They are in movies and TV shows because they are physically appealing to the eyes. I remember Tayo disgracing his lineage on Tinsel. I read on Nairaland that Tobi Bakre is a good actor. Well, good for him. I will not watch Nigerian movies unless produced or directed by Kunle Afolayan. |
We need to start importing Russian crude. Since we're intellectually lazy, let's go all the way in being stupid. I still do not understand how the nation survives when our major resource is underutilized. |
His songs are better watched, hence the twelve minutes or so of instrumentals before they commence. If listening to the audio, stick with the parts vocals are employed. He has some really good songs while there are a few I find unnecessarily noisy. Everybody wants to associate with success. If he didn't make a name for the country, no one will want to emulate his style. Many Caucasians do not know the latest Afrobeats musicians. They've heard at least one Fela song. Shocking. The man's style of music is unique even till this day. |
How no accidents have happened so far is the baffling part. The club must be broke for this to remain a thing. |
What does the FBI have to gain from planning an insurrection? Conspiracy theories will never stop being pointless. |
It looks fake to me. Why are they using leaves? If he could make contact with them then people outside the clan have long done so. They're meant to wear Manchester United jerseys and shorts by now. It's what 'missionaries' always start with. Nobody should enforce religion on them, they are happy without it. |
Buy bread from that side come. |
Most of the people pictured didn't attend the event. Na for house them snap the pictures. I'll watch the video later to see more. Venita looks amazing. Many of the guys look good in their attires. Una wey dey Sango-Ota go always hate. E dey una destiny. Like I said before, cheap celebrities. Boma is still doing playboy at thirty-six, he no go siddon marry. Siyamthala (Juicy Jay) looked amazing. Good Lord. The presenter is cute. Seeing her reminds me how far I’ve come in life. |
If he came offering jobs, no Nairalander would make the cut. Na JSS3 and SS1 boys full here. |
I've formally resigned from watching Big Brother of any sort. It has been a long twenty-two years starting with BBSA in 2001. Hmm. I've consumed the show longer than many here drew breath. The program is no longer giving and I started losing interest from the Lockdown edition. I could go two weeks plus without checking BBTitans and felt zero form of missing out of the action. I wish future contestants luck as they jostle for the love of viewers. I'm out. |
She’s twenty-two years old and educated. Nothing concern her with pikin for now. Wait till she turns thirty-one first. |
Jovialjune1:I don’t debate. I will mention this anyway; since the first topic I’ve seen on Hilda Baci, you’ve done nothing but throw insults at any and everybody. I reported most of your foul retorts, yet it seems the authority here encourage your actions. Calling the moderator out is my effort in shaming him for failing his duty. |
Samantha124:If 90% of men like them and 70% percent of westerners, at least 15% of Nigerian women should comprehend them. You can’t tell me the 70+ women in my Facebook groups, social life and workplace are completely ignorant. Why do my relatives, who are females of Nigerian origin, laugh at the jokes? |
Broke Yoruba boy wan set scam. ROFL. |
Kobojunkie:Move one side with your hackneyed responses. |
One boy is using his alternates to draw me into a debate. Until I see with my own eyes situations Nairaland discussions have corrected, I will never waste time elaborating on my opinions. When I am not unemployed Kobojunkie. ROFL. |
Kobojunkie:We’re not. You’re in worse. Eighty-something thousand comments when them no dey pay you. Tufia! |
MasterJayJay:Pointless comparison. In a situation of famine, I will hang tight to someone who can conjure meals out of scarce resources than one who will kick a ball the farthest. I don’t debate. The process is a waste of time. |
All this guy does is post fake news. SMH. |
If she toned up she’ll look really good. Too bad Yoruba women love being out of shape, apart from Damilola Adegbite. I will disown her son and start a family with her. Olorun. |
People without self control cheat. There is a huge difference between cheating with only one person and cheating with every idiot who comes your way. One can rationalize that said choice was irresistible to pass compared to an uncultured being who rolls in the hay with anyone who crosses his/her way. Women act dumb for reasons known to them. There is no explanation one will give which they will accept. The onus is on them to carefully select mates. |
Hilda’s own is more useful. What does bouncing a ball repeatedly solve? At least she can cook for a multitude. |
Goodbye, sir. Come back with bread. |
I had to use my unpopular alternate to post this. Do Nigerian women have a sense of humour? I tried foreign ones and relatives. Those ones do. Am I doing something wrong with the ones I toast and associate with from old times? I send funny videos to them. No response. I send the same videos to my all male chat group and everyone calls me the clown of the platform. I do so to female ex-classmates of different nationalities. They laugh themselves to tears. What is broken in Nigerian women? Una no get joy? I pity the men who’ll hook up with you. |
doggedfighter:Unfortunately, there was no one to perform CPR on him at the time. I’m sure, like most Nigerians, he believed only the sick needed medical checkups. We can be very ignorant despite passing for well educated. |
The good thing is he died a peaceful death. I’m guessing a heart attack. Living in Nigeria doomed him. That he looked healthy didn’t mean he was. Many people are quarter to go. A punch is all it takes to send them to their graves. Can you see high blood pressure, early signs of cancer or heart failure in a person? “Spiritual attacks” is an explanation the illiterate jump to. Nigeria completely failed its citizens education-wise. |
He would have turned 36 this year. Well, he’s in a place where worries are non-existent. |
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