₦airaland Forum

RadicallyBlunt:
Lol

SoapQueen:
How the hell do people do this?

RadicallyBlunt:
Lol I will have in future.

RadicallyBlunt:
Was fine. A nice children's day.

SoapQueen:
I am not an October born child but sincerely, October.

The ones I know are extremely cute.

highqueen:
October rocks it.

pcguru1:
As in, I can't grow beards ( genetics) I envy those who have

RadicallyBlunt:
Lol. The guy funny.
How has been ur day?

RadicallyBlunt:
Invending, privecy.
Nawa o. U wan create new word and u nor be professor.
Even my phone dey correct me as I wan type am.

littlewonders:
Too fast to tag anything they don't know as 'witch".

That looks like Sloth.

They are arboreal mammals noted for slowness of movement and for spending most of their lives hanging upside down in the trees.

I am sure human activities must have made it migrate to such a place not knowing its danger. When I visited a restaurant in Edo I noticed they use more of bushmeat as their eating meat instead of cows in the not so rural areas.

We have more and different species of animals in Edo state than other states in the south-south region.

safarigirl:
#2

Movie Title: The Visit

Year: 2016

Cast: Nse-Ikpe Etim, Blossom Chukwujekwu, Femi Jacobs, Bhaira Mcwizu

Genre: Drama

Industry: Nollywood

Time: 2h 21m

Plot:

Two exrremely different couples who share a compound, are brought together in unlikely circumstances. In the process, secrets are uncovered and they learn more of each other in the space of one day


Review

This is one Nigerian movie I can recommend for anyone. There are so many good things to take away from this movie.

Let me start with the storyline, believe it or not, this movie had just four characters. You would wonder what four people could do in two hours, but they did far more than what a 20-man cast could ever accomplish. The story of a perfect couple, clashing with a dysfunctional couple isn't very familiar in Nollywood. Even more, what were the odds that the perfect couple would end up being the actual nutjobs and the nutjobs would turn out to be far better? I liked the spin of it all, I especially liked the whole idea of not judging a book by its cover, because the entire idea which was gotten at the beginning was turned on its head by the end.
This story was set in ONE location. 80% of it shot in one house and somehow, they made it work, both the cast and the producers.
Nse-Ikpe Etim shone, as always, playing the role of Ajiri, the crazy, nympho, marijuana-smoking wife of Lanre (Chukwujekwu), an equally crazy guy who happens to be a struggling music producer. Femi Jacobs was equally brilliant as Chidi, the somewhat caged husband of Eugenia, a perceived Stepford wife, who turned out to be anything but.

There were so many right things about this movie that it was hard to find the wrongs. It's 2 hours of your life, you will not regret wasting. The high points were rib-cracking and jaw-dropping and the cliffhanger in the end, was just right. While it gave room for more, it wasn't a frustrating end.
I would recommend The Visit for any lover of good movies, it is best watched when you have nothing else to go to and I can promise, there will be no regrets


Rating: 7/10

Play/Trowey: Definitely Play

Tallesty1:
Perhaps they've been fooled in love or have a friend who was a victim

StarUp:
You never can tell... Some people are good at concealing things o...dude could have a baby mama in Mauritius or Zimbabwe and she will agree to keep it away from the press.

StarUp:
You never can tell... Some people are good at concealing things o...dude could have a baby mama in Mauritius or Zimbabwe and she will agree to keep it away from the press.

Tallesty1:
Share with brothers, tell them it is one of the things my grandfather told me when was in primary school. I didn't understand it then but it makes perfect sense now.