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Desperation begets frustration and frustration tegets desperation. |
AZControversial:Kemi 1-0 Tinubu. |
mablie:One of my best female friends is South African. She loves Nollywood and came here and met with me in 2013. Professor Nomusa Makhubu | University of Cape Town. |
RandDigital:But this babe fine o Na dis kind fearless beautiful babe I like as a companion. Not all hookup babes in Nigeria. |
TruthHurts1:Many of those supporting evil are not different from the devil If the children of Seyi Tinubu were among the school children kidnapped in Oyo, would President Tinubu be making mere digresaional speeches and giving national honours at the wrong time And the First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu has suddenly become dumb. |
President Tinubu is desperately wooing the north for the presidential election next year. |
ogelekpomgam:What is the meaning of OBO in Yoruba? ![]() |
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I am proud of Davido He is a worthy brother in-law. |
The "Great Game" and Spheres of Influence (1907): Britain and Russia formally divided Persia (Iran's former name) into spheres of influence. Russia dominated the north, Britain controlled the south, and a "neutral" zone was established in the center. The Anglo-Persian Agreement (1919): Britain attempted to establish a formal protectorate over Iran following World War I. The British offered a treaty that would give them control over Iran's military and finances. However, this was overwhelmingly rejected by the Iranian public and parliament, and the treaty never took effect. The "Great Game" and Spheres of Influence (1907): Britain and Russia formally divided Persia (Iran's former name) into spheres of influence. Russia dominated the north, Britain controlled the south, and a "neutral" zone was established in the center. The Anglo-Persian Agreement (1919): Britain attempted to establish a formal protectorate over Iran following World War I. The British offered a treaty that would give them control over Iran's military and finances. However, this was overwhelmingly rejected by the Iranian public and parliament, and the treaty took effect. Wartime Occupations: During both World War I and World War II, British and Russian (and later Soviet) forces jointly invaded and occupied parts of neutral Iran, largely to secure supply lines and protect oil fields. The 1953 Coup: When Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh nationalized the British-owned oil industry in 1951, British intelligence and the CIA orchestrated a coup in 1953 to overthrow him, returning the Shah to absolute power. |
God1000:Primary school comments. You are totally ignorant of the history of Iran and warfare. There are hundreds of thousands of Jews in Iran. Many of them are sleepers. Do you know what sleepers are? Boko Haram and ISIS and ISIL have sleepers in every state in Nigeria, including military and police barracks. That is why they can ambush and attack anytime anywhere, because of their superior intelligence network which the Nigerian military and police don't have. Russia is using Iran against America and Israel. The missiles Iran have were made in Russia. Please, read and research before posting ignorant comments. |
BREAKING NEWS: IS PRESIDENT Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu AWARE? Sadly, one of the abducted schoolchildren kidnapped in Oyo State, Ahoro Esinele, has reportedly died. Days ago, photos of her in captivity showed she was already seriously ill. Last night, the kidnappers reportedly appeared on a TikTok live stream and announced her death, telling her mother they no longer had her child. They may not have used a weapon, but captivity killed her. The hunger, beatings, cold nights, fear, and terrible conditions were too much for her young body to survive. Her heartbroken mother said through tears: “I knew it. She was not very strong. On the day they were abducted, she only managed to go to school. Unfortunately, she never returned home.” No parent should ever experience the pain of a child leaving for school and never coming back alive. Another innocent life has been lost. Another family has been shattered. Rest in peace, dear daughter of Nigeria. May God comfort your family and grant your soul eternal rest. #BringBackTheChildren #EndTerrorismNow
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Famous Nollywood diva, the black beauty Genevieve Nnaji has gone ahead of the curve of Nollywood in her international footprints and making her the most celebrated of her peers. Genevieve Nnaji is the only Nollywood actress celebrated at the annual Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in Canada, which has frequently aligned with and championed her cinematic projects through their Share Her Journey campaign, a movement dedicated to supporting women in the film industry. TIFF Ambassador: In 2020, Nnaji was chosen as an official Ambassador for the festival, joining a select, global list of celebrated filmmakers and actors tasked with championing cinema. Lionheart (2018): Nnaji’s directorial debut, Lionheart, had its world premiere in the Discovery section at the 2018 festival. The timing perfectly intersected with TIFF's Share Her Journey initiative, making her a vital part of their platform. Following its premiere, the film was acquired by Netflix, making it the first Netflix Original from Nigeria. I Do Not Come to You By Chance (2023): Nnaji returned to TIFF to serve as an executive producer for this highly anticipated dramatic comedy, which was part of the festival's prestigious Centrepiece programme. Global Perspectives: Nnaji's impact on the festival extends behind her films; her past speaking engagements and panel appearances at TIFF have been highly influential in challenging Hollywood's portrayal of Africans. Cannes Film Festival (May 2026): Nnaji was honored as one of six influential female filmmakers at the Red Sea Film Foundation’s annual "Women in Cinema" gala during the 79th Cannes Film Festival. Red Sea International Film Festival in Saudi Arabia (December 2025): She previously attended the main Red Sea International Film Festival in Saudi Arabia, where she stepped out on the opening night red carpet, garnering significant attention for her stunning gold and bold print looks. She launched T.E.N. (The Entertainment Network), her official film production company. Production Footprint: Through this corporate vehicle, Nnaji produces her cinematic projects and manages intellectual properties.
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ruggedtimi:They have beautiful eyes like their Igbo mother. |
Acquire arms from where? Nigeria is a ticking time bomb. The chickens have come home to roost. The bandits and terrorists have sleepers in every region in Nigeria. The villagers should rally around to acquire arms for their self defence and drones for security survelliance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPhE65usbp8?si=_dt6MyWoRtPcSadV
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Mryacks:The title of the post says the most beautiful Sisters in Nollywood. You are contesting the content out of the context of the subject of the topic. |
I would have received more votes than all of them combined. |
Refurbished iPhones sold as brand new ones by the so called authorized dealers in Nigeria. |
The Most Beautiful Sisters in Nollywood The Rosman Sisters The Rosman Sisters of Nollywood—comprising Nwadiuto "Uto" Rosman, Sunshine "Shine" Rosman, and Honeybell "Honey" Rosman—are a trio of Nigerian-Canadian actresses, models, and lifestyle influencers. Born to an Italian-Canadian father and a Nigerian mother from Imo State, the sisters have made a significant mark on the Nigerian entertainment industry. The Sisters at a Glance: Sunshine "Shine" Rosman: The most prominent face of the trio in the film industry. She broke into Nollywood with her role as Amara in the 2015 family comedy-drama Lunch Time Heroes. Since then, she has built a robust filmography with titles like Open Marriage and An Unlikely Pair. Nwadiuto Cassandra Rosman: An actress and model who has actively carved out her own space in the fashion and entertainment realms alongside her sisters. Honeybell "Honey" Rosman: Often operating in both acting and music, rounding out the trio's multifaceted presence in the media. Heritage and Background: The sisters share a blend of diverse cultural roots. Their mother is Igbo from Imo State, while their late father, Giovanni Rosman, was a Canadian of Italian descent who had a profound impact on the family's artistic inclinations. Raised partly in Nigeria (including a stay in Delta State) and having ties to Canada, the sisters bring a unique, multicultural perspective to their Nollywood roles. Beyond the Screen: Apart from their acting careers, the Rosman sisters are highly regarded for their humanitarian efforts and lifestyle influence. Sunshine, in particular, has been a vocal advocate for women's safety in public spaces and continues to participate in major industry events like the Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards (AMVCA).
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[quote author=ogugwa1992 post=139606609 https://www.societyreporters.com/bassim-haidar/[/quote]MTN Nigeria and Airtel Networks are branches of foreign telcos. |
Tenses:Stop attacking Daddy Adeboye. Ignorance has terrible consequences. Most of those attacking him don't know him. I was a counsellor in his office. He is the most amiable and humble and honest man I know. Humble to the extent that when I sent a complaint to him about First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, he addressed openly to her. The Man of God has already said Almighty God already knows the NEXT President of Nigeria. This is a fearless public statement. In other countries, he would be interrogated. |
meobizy:Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max is more affordable in the United States than Nigeria. |
Ojude Oba: Preserving Our Culture is Preserving Our Future In an age where globalisation threatens indigenous identity, festivals such as Ojude Oba remind people that preserving culture is ultimately preserving the future. - Dr. Mike Adeniyi Agbolade Ishola Adenuga Jr.,CSG, GCON. Glo Rewards Age Grades, Horse Riders At Ojude Oba 2026 https://leadership.ng/glo-rewards-age-grades-horse-riders-at-ojude-oba-2026/ The fanfare,glitz and razzmatazz of the pomp and pageantry of the annual Ojude Oba Festival in Ogun State of south western Nigeria should be an international tourist attraction and destination. It is the most beautiful and colourful fashion parade of the best haute couture of Yoruba culture in the world. Globacom and other cosponsors should include Nigerian supermodels like Eniola Abioro, the first Nigerian model to walk for Prada, Mayowa Nicholas, Adesuwa Aighewi, Omowunmi Akinnifesi,Oluchi Onweagba-Orlandi, Uju Marshall Nwobodoh, Ojy Okpe, Chief Ibiagbanidokibubo Asenite 'Agbani' Darego, MFR, Victor Ndigwe and Davidson Obennebo who made history as the first Black and African model to win the Elite Model Look world finale in 2016; wearing different attires of Yoruba fashion designs on the runway. Mr. Farooq Oreagba, the MD/CEO NG Clearing Limited who has been the "King of Class and Panache of Ojude Oba" can show his popular celebrity swagger of class and style of Yoruba dignity and nobility on the stage. This will increase the global popularity and increase the Nigerian fashion and lifestyle market currently valued at approximately $4.7 billion to $6 billion annually, accounting for about 15% of Sub-Saharan Africa's total fashion market. The broader lifestyle and apparel ecosystem is estimated to be a $30 billion powerhouse, with its GDP contribution currently sitting around $6.1 billion. See more pictures on Ojude Oba 2026: Beautiful Colours, Culture And Class From Ijebu Land (Photos) - Culture - Nigeria https://www.nairaland.com/8680894/ojude-oba-2026-beautiful-colours
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While Apple maintains the same core hardware (like processors and cameras) worldwide, iPhones sold in the USA are structurally different from those sold in Africa. Because there are no official Apple Retail Stores in Africa, devices are imported from various regions and differ in several key ways: SIM Card Support: USA models (iPhone 14 and newer) are completely eSIM-only and do not have a physical SIM tray. African markets typically import international versions from Europe, the Middle East, or Asia, which usually still retain at least one physical SIM slot. Cellular & 5G Bands: USA models include millimeter-wave (mmWave) 5G antennas tailored for US carriers, which are often not present on models imported to Africa. Model Numbers: iPhones destined for different markets have distinct model numbers. For example, US devices end in "LL/A", while those meant for Europe or the Middle East may end in "B/A" or "AE/A". Regional Restrictions: Some features are disabled depending on where the phone was originally sourced. For instance, Middle Eastern variants sometimes disable FaceTime due to local government restrictions. Purchasing & Warranty Caution If you are buying an iPhone in Nigeria (or elsewhere in Africa) from independent retailers or third-party importers, it is common to encounter used "foreign-used" or refurbished devices (often referred to locally as "London-used" or "USA-used" . Apple does not offer global warranties for iPhones, so official Apple support or screen replacements for US models might not be honored in Africa. To check your device's origin, go to Settings > General > About and look at the letters right before the slash in the Model Number. Before you buy, you can verify your device's exact specifications or country of origin by entering its model number on The iPhone Wiki.
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PLEASE! Where is the breathtaking architecture? ![]() I have stayed in Asokoro close to where there are foreign embassies No single spectacular mansion there. And most of the rich people Nigerians call billionaires are not teal billionaires in US dollars. OP, does not know what it means to be super rich. |
Nigeria has the largest film industry in Africa by the quantity of movies produced annually, but South Africa's film industry makes more than US$400 million annually. The film industry contributes over \(\$400\text{ million}\) to the national GDP annually. The total box office revenue for domestically produced films is roughly \(\$30\text{ million}\) to \(\$40\text{ million}\), though the broader sector generates over \(\$260\text{ million}\) in annual direct foreign investment and economic impact.
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Popular Nollywood star known for his romantic roles and action heroes in several movies is now fully focusing on his Stage Productions TV Channel on YouTube where his new movies and other productions are now showing 24/7. The thrilling new trailers of his new movies, such as "In 72 Hours" starring famous Nollywood divas Caroline Ekanem and Shan George with other popular A-List actors Ejike Asiegbu and Sonny McDon and his upcoming movie, "Friends" with behind the scenes of the making of the movies, exclusive interviews and updates are showing on Stage Productions TV Channel https://youtube.com/@stageproductionstv?si=1sHuzPGmFt2REG1l
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They are cheerless, because of the saddest news from Budapest They are dumbfounded and with twisted grimaces. It is all written on their moody faces. They have come back angry from Hungary. I am not angry but I am hungry. They say their gunners did their best They are grumbling and mumbling. I see some of them hissing and sobbing. They are hanging and shaking their heads Like repentant Jesuit priests counting their beads. The pubs on the streets are not noisy like last weekend. I see the most fanatic of the fans going round the bend. They are talking about the heartbreaking defeat in the arcade. There will not be another rowdy victory parade. The precious jerseys of their beloved club are not flashing They are not dancing, singing and shouting. This is their saddest day in May. It is all quiet in North London today. © All rights reserved. No copying or reproduction in any format of media.
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