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TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 1:43pm On Oct 25
Matchbox 5/10.

Btw why is this thread so dry, what's happening?
Agriculture › Re: What Are They Doing To Our Fruits? (picture) by iamL(f): 8:46am On Oct 18
Reference:
It has to do with the season.
You know citrus fruits require plenty of sunlight to convert the glucose in the tree into sucrose for the fruits. And as you know we have just gone through our own 'winter', that is rainy/cloudy season in the tropics. You won't get tasty oranges now.
Not true. We are in the season, the oranges I bought last market from market women not Aboki were very juicy and delicious I will buy more tomorrow.

Most friuts are modified it's either the one you buy from the tree planted around you or buy from market women on market days.


Avoid ripe friuts, buy them black and keep them yourself to ripen that's what we have been doing.

AVOID ABOKI FRIUTS!
A
Food › Re: Lagos Residents Raise Concerns Over Unsafe Fufu Preparation, Preservation by iamL(f): 1:14pm On Sep 23
TheStoriesOfMan:
True, but I go to farm and do all the processing myself.
Better for those of you with farms.
Food › Re: Lagos Residents Raise Concerns Over Unsafe Fufu Preparation, Preservation by iamL(f): 1:41pm On Sep 22
njokuuche77:
The worst part is all these nonsense are mostly in lagos. Why?
Not only in Lagos it's everywhere. I have worked and stayed in several places I tell you Nigerians are naturally wicked with no conscience.

Fufu almost did me dirty in a rural town in Delta some years ago. Dem say na rural fufu o, I buy reach house eat finish I started feeling my stomach squeezing like they are using lime to wash my intestines, started to feel weak I rush to drink palm oil and it stopped. That was when they told me even rural food stuff nor safe.


Palm oil I bought from my village plug directly from from their mill dey foam like detergent and red like blood.
Food › Re: Lagos Residents Raise Concerns Over Unsafe Fufu Preparation, Preservation by iamL(f): 1:31pm On Sep 22
TheStoriesOfMan:
Even if you see where some sef store the garri, rats will be having afield day on the sacks.

You'll buy garri and be seeing rat poo.

Very disgusting.
Buy from neat shops it's far better than fufu.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f):
Please who can recommend sites for downloading old movies the one have been using is acting up.
Celebrities › Re: Celine Dion Returns With First Full Concert In 6 Years by iamL(f): 7:58pm On Sep 17
Bahamas95:
Nothing like old crowd.

Nor be everybody dey listen to noise, till this world go end people go still dey listen to songs from artists like Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Dolly Parton, Michael Jackson, Don Williams and their likes......There songs are evergreen.
The artist and their likes you mentioned are the songs I play and download. If not for social media I wouldn't even know anything about Nigeria songs aside those from 2010 downwards.
Celebrities › Re: Celine Dion Returns With First Full Concert In 6 Years by iamL(f): 7:55pm On Sep 17
ajalawole:
health issue bro. From one thing to another those oyinbo dey try. Have seen a client of 40yrs looking like 70yrs. Omo you go pity those people.
And blacks nkor?
Blacks 9 you go pity for pass, Oyibo have all the advantages compare to Africa.
I know a man here who have that illness you mentioned. A guy of 30 looking older than his father, its a brain related disease.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 6:52pm On Sep 13
Angels and demons: 10/10
National treasure 10/10
I wonder how I never got to watch these two master pieces until now. Anticipating part 2 of national treasure.
TV/Movies › Re: Nollywood Stars Turn Out In Force As 19 Premiere In Lagos by iamL(f): 10:52am On Sep 13
aydought:
Nice one. Naija to the world in entertainment industry. The creativity of our guys in the industry is top-notched. I just finished watching “Ordinary People” on Netflix. It’s gbamsolute!!
I am waiting for it to drop on high seas.
Food › Re: Palm Oil, Dyes And The NAFDAC Question: Who Is Responsible? by iamL(f): 9:14am On Sep 10
Focusmind:
Mehn, I have stopped buying palm oil from the open market

I buy from trusted supermarkets, that receives from companies, producing palm oil or my mother in-law gets for me from the village direct from the local extraction from the palm seeds that they do.

Even the "Okpa" that I used to eat, i have stopped because most road side sellers looks like people that will be using that kind of oil in order to cut costs and corners.

The rate of kidney disease is fast becoming an epidemic, even among children, indicating that children are bein fed with contaminated and adulterated food ingredients, that affects their weak organs.
The oil I brought directly from the village mill when I went there is foamy and overly red and I bought almost 10 litre. The woman is even my church member there yet she lied to me it's the original one and I believed because she has been my plug for years until this one happened.

All local food stuff in the villages are not safe except you are there till they finish processing them.

Nigerians are far too worst than the devil.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 3:48pm On Aug 30
tonididdy:
Awards do not bring food to the table.
If u know how difficult it is to get a role in a movie even as an Alist actor.
Jason is a face that anyone would be drawn to see his movies.
That mutiny movie is a very good one, so good I've seen it thrice already maybe am a sucker for anything ships, sea and cabin and this movie ticked all the boxes for me.

I still maintain my stand that ...if person follow una mouth here,e nor go watch any movie for this life
Abeg dey read well before you mentioned me or better still go mention right people.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 3:47pm On Aug 30
[quote author=tonididdy post=140465730]Awards do not bring food to the table.
If u know how difficult it is to get a role in a movie even as an Alist actor.
Jason is a face that anyone would be drawn to see his movies.
That mutiny movie is a very good one, so good I've seen it thrice already maybe am a sucker for anything ships, sea and cabin and this movie ticked all the boxes for me.

I still maintain my stand that ...if person follow una mouth here,e nor go watch any movie for this life [/quo
Family › Re: Did You Have A Good Relationship With Your Parents While Growing Up? by iamL(f): 7:56pm On Aug 27
COEMMA:
Didn't have the opportunity to grow with my mum but my daddy was the last man u ll ever pray to father you.
Most African father's are nightmares but you will see the male gender giving stupid excuses for them because they are doing same to their own kids.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 6:38pm On Aug 23
paiporte:
Me self don tire for the man film.
From

The Beekeeper,
Working Man,
Shelter, Mutiny, killer elite
Wrath of Man, the mechanic.

It's always the same plot either he's a former assassin, ex special forces, retired hit man or a bodyguard
Na him speciality na 🤣. He's not in for awards but money and comfort zone.
Celebrities › Re: Kate Henshaw Reveals Why Nobody Knows What Her Daughter Looks Like – Video by iamL(f): 6:16pm On Aug 21
Apcshit:
You want make I treat your Bleep up?
Who be this one again? Metcheeeeeeeew.
Celebrities › Re: Kate Henshaw Reveals Why Nobody Knows What Her Daughter Looks Like – Video by iamL(f): 11:07am On Aug 19
Apcshit:
I can ask dark web to bring her her daughters pictures
As if you know road to dark web. Cho cho cho....
Crime › Re: Chinaza Chukwunyere Killed By Her Boyfriend & His Friends (Pictures) by iamL(f): 8:17pm On Aug 17
Stay away from Nigerians una say no. You left Nigeria and was still dating a Naija guy. SMH.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 5:07pm On Aug 15
oyaskii:
The nude thing that Nollywood is recently on it totally floors me lool 😂...They clearly know that they are in an ultra conservative country, but yet still want to go bold, so they just half assed the nudity, like do this thing with your full chest fgss
Them never ready to challenge Hollywood.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 3:46pm On Aug 14
oyaskii:
Colours of Fire (2025).

Colours of Disaster.!

One of my major rifts with modern Nollywood flicks is how, for all the razz and dazzle they think they are capable of, the stories are still weak, poorly written to a fault, undermining whatever progress they think they are making. I saw the trailer for this last year, and I was on the edge. On paper, it promised a proper mythology and fantasy tale mixed with technical and visual brilliance. After seeing it now, I would like to say: it failed, almost spectacularly, at both.

Let me get this out of the way: I think a large part of this movie, if not 100% of it, was the work of generative AI, which is bad in itself. I probably think they used some non-paywalled, low-tier one.

The plot was simple but logical to some extent. Two tribes, Blue and Red, are divided by myths and fear. When Blue warrior Akinbode is sent to kill a supposed monster, Moremi, he discovers the real enemy is misinformation and the lies sustaining their hatred, with Moremi becoming the bridge between the two worlds.

However, the film was more interested in visual spectacle to an annoying degree that the story was relegated to the background and the characters treated like an afterthought.

As Nollywood begins to gain the attention of global film distributors, their budgets become higher, and they feel they have to flex those budgets by using sophisticated VFX, animation, etc., while still neglecting the core, which is the story. They think a visually pleasing film means Nollywood has finally arrived on the world stage, forgetting that cinema is art first, before anything, and the core of that art is a proper script. Everything else builds from there.

The cast gave a below-par performance, to say the least. And this isn't entirely their fault because the filmmaker basically said, "Hey, the audience is here for the visuals, so just wing it." 😩

I actually think Uzor Arukwe should take a break, go see his family, or better still, touch grass! He blew up from a YT flick, and since then, filmmakers want to put him in every flick, whether he is a fit or not.

Osas Ighodaro as Moremi was a confusing character, which matched the haphazardness of the film. She could be bursting with joy one minute and muted with restraint the next, for no apparent reason. It looked like her first time on set.

For all the technical brilliance this film thinks it achieved, none of it wowed me. I am a motion designer and sometimes shadow as a film/video editor, and there is something called "over-editing," and it shows here. In an attempt to prove a point with the visuals, they over colour graded and over-saturated everything, and the whole thing looked like a mess.

The filmmaker, Niyi Akinmolayan, is an animator, graphics and visual artist whose early works weren't commercially successful, but they showed good glimpses of how VFX in Nollywood might look down the line. But in this film, he forgot all his training and behaved like a man with a huge hammer where everything around him looked like a nail.

It brings me to my most distasteful part of the entire thing: the overuse of generative AI. It's like Niyi's Claude sub had a few days left to run and he wanted to max it out. 😒😒

The beast teased as the main villain was so badly AI-generated, I just burst out laughing. 😩😂 Like, what are we even doing here?! The straw that broke the camel's back was when they infused actual AI-generated visuals with A-roll live-action shots. I will place both screenshots below, and at first glance, you'd think they were from different motion pictures.

It neatly sums up how this movie tried to chase visual spectacle and set a leading legacy for these kinds of films in the industry, but it never seemed to get out of its own way.

They had the audacity to tease a Part 2.

Naahh.

Funke Akindele has once again baited me with gimmick 😩 and teased one of these supposed Nollywood blockbusters, out like clockwork in December. And Inshallah, I will still be there, like I have been for the past two years, for her past two blockbusters.

But wallahi, I can't state enough how Nollywood stresses me, mannn.

Like, can they actually get a flawless blockbuster so I can brag?? Fgsss.😩😩😩

4/10
When I watched it I didn't bother to rate it because Nollywood normally Sabi fall hand. It's definitely because uzo went nude partially that was why he won the the movie won best actor and other awards beating to kill a monkey proving this modern Nollywood as a whole never really ready.
Celebrities › Re: Michiel Vandeweert Dead At 28 by iamL(f): 3:31pm On Aug 14
Caaz:
Rip Micheal.







If he were to be born in Nigerian I m just trying to imagine the rejections.depression.stigmalization.the curses and above he would have suffered in the hands of fake god of men that would have casted out imaginary deemoos from his life and tricking his mother to buy their fake anointing oyel.fake miracle indaboski bahose water.

Ganduse gandusa indaboski!!!
Traditional people will have called him demonic names or requested he be banished or something worst.

Glad he lived among humans.
Nairaland General › Re: Nostalgia : 2000 Vs 2026 by iamL(f): 7:08pm On Aug 10
Then human were more human.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 7:04pm On Aug 10
The murder mystery club:7/10.
The devil wears Prada 2: 9/10
Colors of fire: 5/10.
Health › Re: 5 Seeds We Throw Away That Are Good For Our Health by iamL(f): 6:53pm On Aug 10
dominique:
You split the seeds open, dry it and crush into powder. You can mix in water and drink or mix with pap (without sugar o)
This method is also used for heart palpitations.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 7:01am On Aug 09
kodded:
you are the deluded one
🤣🤣🤣.
Health › Re: How Greed Pushes Fish Sellers To Use Industrial Dyes To Mask Spoilt Seafood by iamL(f): 1:09pm On Aug 08
12345baba:
Where person wan run go? Na just dey chop bread dey go. Lol
Bread own is even the worst.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 1:02pm On Aug 08
Saturnalia:
I watched some movies over the weekend and I really enjoyed them.

1.) Dracula Untold 2014

Luke Evans is one of my favorite actors.

You will have the taste of my power.
The strength of hundred men.
The speed of a falling star.
Dominion over the night and all its creatures.
To see and hear through their senses.
Even heal grievous wounds.

THIS FILM SWEET DIE!

Honestly, I love this movie more than the Dracula 2025 (although this one sef sweet die!).

I rate this movie 8.5/10

2.) Confessions of A Dangerous Mind - 2002

I have always loved espionage movies and this film blew my mind especially towards the ending.

The soundtrack playing in the background when he was taken to a CIA TRAINING (Wednesday’s Child by John Barry) is one of the reasons I so much love this Movie.

I rate this movie 8/10.

3.) Mortdecai 2015

I have always loved Ewan Mcgregor and Johnny Depp. When I watched Angels and Demons 2009, I did not like Ewan McGregor but when I downloaded that movie again last year, I was nudged to keep searching for all his movies and I was not disappointed.

I rate this Movie 7/10.


4.) The Ghost Writer 2010

Before I begin, THIS MOVIE SWEET DIE! I repeat THIS MOVIE DOPE DIE!

Look at its IMDB ratings ? 7.2?

Pierce Brosnan and Ewan McGregor and Tom Wilkinson in the same Movie? Three of my Best Actors? grin

When I learnt that Tom Wilkinson passed away in 2023, I almost shed tears out of love & respect.

Talking about Tom Wilkinson, The Ghost and the Darkness 1996, RocknRolla 2008, Valkyrie 2008, Duplicity 2009, The Green Hornet 2011, The Lone Ranger 2013 and SAS: Red Notice 2021; these are all good movies that will forever make me remember this Genius. May his soul continues to R.I.P.

Now, back to the basics, THIS MOVIE (The Ghost Writer) SWEET DIE!

At the end of this Movie, Ewan McGregor made a mistake that even Kindergarten Pupil should never make.

I rate this Movie 9/10.
I love seeing stuff like this.
Celebrities › Re: Davido Celebrates Freedom From Sony Label After 10 Years With Fans On Live – Vid by iamL(f): 9:03pm On Aug 05
Never knew some Nigeria artist are under Sony.

If he has really gotten free from them then am happy for him. Sony na the devil in the music Industry that will make you and kpai you if you try to break free from them.

They connived with others and kpai Michael Jackson and took over his catalog worth billions. In the voice of MJ "tony Montana is a devil."
Crime › Re: Man Disappears After Collecting ₦95 Million From Bandit Leader In Katsina by iamL(f): 8:42pm On Aug 05
Eba50:
dont say what i domt know and cant confirm maam. i live in agbor
Is Agbor not part of Delta? The kidnapping of farmers in Agbor and others what have you been able to do?

Empty noise. Metcheeeeeeeew.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 8:51pm On Aug 03
BlackManta:
We're going to see more of Jaafar Jackson in Hollywood. cool

Happy for him. He's a good actor.

He deserves more opportunities after his amazing performance in Michael.
I hope the industry wont deal with him the way they dealt and finally kpai his uncle. Everybody with their own fate shall. Wishing him the best in Hollywood.
Crime › Re: Man Disappears After Collecting ₦95 Million From Bandit Leader In Katsina by iamL(f): 8:44pm On Aug 03
Eba50:
make e come delta, if e sure bokobuharibandis, make them come here na wotowoto
Delta people and empty nosie.

All the kidnapping and killings in ughelli, sapele, Agbor etc. Wetin una dey fit do? Bandits don kill farmers tire for Delta wetin una fit do?

Abeg make una pack well with cho cho cho online.
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by iamL(f): 4:49pm On Aug 02
The sheep detective: 7/10
The spy next door: 5/10

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