₦airaland Forum

Bifrost:
Watch "Conjuring", "Nightmare on Elm's street" or "Ring"

I'll check them lol

dopemama:
Omo these movies tormented the hell out of me for long oo especially toluwanile and agbaranla... I honestly don't wish what I suffered on my enemy!

Lmao!

greiboy:
Yes, because you ain't Nigerian but the movies were scarier than your average Hollywood movie to most Nigerian kids back then i.e. more scarier chukie and I know what you did last summer, or that movie where the kid says" I see dead people"

I don't find Hollywood horror movies scary

greiboy:
Koto aye comes to mind

The movie soundtrack send shivers down my spine till today

Lol I don't even know the names

mercy232:
my lolu is bae... got so engrossed with his presentation sote dah I opened my mouth till my daughter if that was a new way of listening... lol

Lol you're raising a comedian

I used to be scared sh*tless of Nollywood films back in the days, I used to hide under duvets and cover my ears to avoid hearing the soundtracks because the music could sometimes be scarier than the movie itself

Biggie:Housemates, it seems as though it was necessary to force you to present in pairs before you could deliver an improved presentation, some stood out, some needed more polish and some needed more leaves, BB is interested in hearing your opinions on the presentations, which stood out, which could've done with a little more

BB picks on housemates and asks them what they felt about the presentations

Angel: I enjoyed all of them because I learnt form all of them

Nina: This is the presentation I've put effort in and I think we did well because we all did different things and we came up with a very nice topic, I think we did well, great

Rico: I think we did great and well as team. everyone was able to express their part, I feel we gave it a good shot, from fashion, to music expect, to painting, to drama, everyone was t their A game, we did absolutely great

BB: Alex, what inspired your contribution?

Alex: Art, my stubborn partner, fashion and expression

BB: Does anybody have something to say before big brother's judgement?

Cee C: I think we did fantastic, even though it wasn't perfect, but theres beauty in perfection so I think we did good

BB says even though they've improved they still stumble a lot when following instructions, e.g. some of them were locked out of the arena on monday because they took too long to get out of the house when they were called

Housemates who got locked out are told to step forward

BB: this is deplorable behaviour, bad enough to cost the house the wager, however, BB has decided to be lenient but if you are smart you would take this as a warning. Tonight, you will be strictly judged based on your task presentation etc etc

They won the wager

BB also said their wager next week will also 100% to see if they've 'truly' improved or this is a fluke

Tolex showcasing a painting, talks about how Nigerians have learnt to express themselves with art

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Tobi offers the latter painting to Pepsi as a token of thanks

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A presentation about Nigeria's 'fashion culture'

Lool I'm enjoying Lolu

CeelO

Showcasing diversity and beauty in our arts, culture and entertainment

Presenting a drama

Narrative: A child has chosen to abandon her homeland and culture to travel to see 'greener pastures' (Obodo Oyinbo), uncle advises her not to forget her culture. The child goes and returns realising the importance of her culture

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Lolu in Igbo accent: In our country, everybody thinks the 'local' things are a bad thing, for everything that was taught by our parents we have to teach our children, it is out identity, our culture. Home is home

Anto gives an intro saying Nigerian dancing has evolved over the years, from community dancing to performing on stages

Anto and Miracle will be performing a variety of dances from early 2000s till today, housemates should guess the type of dance they're doing

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Leo and Ifu shedding light on 'Beauty', says beauty is an essential part of our culture

Showing how beauty has evolved from 'traditional' to 'modern'

Crochet braid represents modern style

'TyTy' (sp?) hairstyle was used to help women solve their shrinkage and breakage issues, even though it's phasing out

They're showcasing the dichotomy between traditional beauty and modern

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Bam and Rico speaking in Hausa, roleplaying Bam serving Rico 'gute' soup

Bam and Rico speaking in Yoruba, roleplaying Bam serving Rico eforiro

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Bam and Rico repping West and North, using food as their mode of communication, Bam says 'our food is diverse in Nigeria', they want to show how the food is served

Rico talks about eforiro and 'gute' soup

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Nina says 5 Igbo proverbs and Teddy interprets them with relatable examples

- A fly that refuses to hear follows the corpse to the grave

- When the right hand washes the left hand, the left hand is also expected to wash the right hand

- You can only run round a pepe tree but you can't climb it

- When an eagle and an hawk perch on a tree, the one that says the other with not perch, let the wing...(missed what she said)

- Missed the last one

Nina telling a story in the form of a song in Igbo, Teddy A playing drums

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First up, Tena do a singing presentation showcasing Igbo culture

First song sung in english, written and composed by Nina and Teddy

Tobi reading some kind of intro to their presentation

Housemates told to move to the arena

Tobi just told them they have less than 15 minutes to prepare

Still preparing
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Housemates told they can remove their pepsi shirts

Heebah:
Thats how u people chased our only updater on this forum @Giel. Now nobody updates again only banters n epistles here n there trying to prove hopeless points. Update una no go update...msheww. Abeg ibkayee can u be a sweethrt n help us out?

Nothing much, just preparing for their task

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Useful

janefrancisca:
Tobi's painting...dude is talented

Nice one Tobi

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Yes o