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Is this rap? Mscheew!

^I don't! Mynd is always doing this as the chief derailer he is.

He should confess he's in love with her

Erm mods, please hide these comments they are derailing

Caracta: Are you guy done? Go and wash your hands before you answer my kwesion.

Nah, I like how it smells now

CFCfan: Daalu. CFC might give you some KFC

Ah...now it all makes sense!

CFC and Caracta you're cracking me up!

Idowuogbo: its called experiment.

Is that what we're calling it

Hahaha, good for you!

See wahala o!

Nollywood actress Funke Akindele-Oloyede signed an endorsement deal with Jobberman, Nigeria’s number one top jobs search website .

The founders of Jobberman - Opeyemi Awoyemi, Ayodeji Adewunmi and Olalekan Olude unveiled Funke Akindele-Oloyede as the Face of Jobberman at their office in Lekki, Lagos on January 9, 2012.

Watch Funke do what she does best


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCkTDXK_pFU

http://olorisupergal.com/watch-funke-akindele-oloyede-in-the-official-jobberman-com-new-ad/#.UQauh78qaSo

I'm sure a certain someone is loving this poster

*From BN
‘ALAN POZA‘ is described as “a hilarious youth romantic comedy which explores the emotional adventures of a young music label executive and his daily grapples with the temptations in that sector.”

The movie is produced and directed by Charles Novia and will be released by his company, November Productions.

Certainly looks interesting but what do they mean by “Buying a recharge card of as low as N200 can get (a Nigerian girl) all over you in an instant“. So tired of these cliches about our women, so not true!

Look out for Nigerian stars OC Ukeje, Beverly Naya and Okey Uzoeshi.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiJkoq6yUKk

Will they be based in Nigeria or elsewhere?

Idowuogbo: Dry!

Then go find someone to make you wet. I'm tired

I hope Omotola doesn't embarrass our already disgraceful country with Valentino *fingers crossed*

^

El Guapo: [color=#0066ff]Inasmuch as she's Lovely -- I still hate that Yam-Calf she's Got, looks like that of Ijebabe [/color]

Leave my 'yams' for me, I like them

The gay topic again! I'm not one for debates but I will drop my say.

Our beloved governemnt should focus on more pressing matters rather than criminalise homos, fueling the high level of ignorance in our country. Gays should not be jailed/publicly humiliated/killed for their sexual orientation. However, I can understand not legalising gay marriage only because we are not mentally equipped as a nation to hande it.

Nigeria is not the only country to ban homosexuality. In fact, compared to the other 80+ countries, we have been behind on this issue.

Having a government upholding moral values is ammendable. We need more governments like this as the state of the world around us is just deplorable especially with our children and youths failing not only in academics and critical thinking but also in personal principles and values. They say its a community that raises the child so I will not blame just the parents or the teachers, but the nation as a whole for the low standard of life Nigerians have become accustomed to.

After all this is said and done, it is not only the action but the intent behind the action that is important because the Nigerian government cannot claim to be a religious country, neither can they claim to have the high moral values they are propagating, so what is the reason? Is being a religious country all about being proactive on issues as long as it doesn't affect their loot and various schemes?

It is the mindset of our people that has led to this low standard. A country that tolerates fraud, abuse of all forms, 'a man is an island' syndrome and the inability to communicate. This has led to unrealistic dependence on their religious faith, fear, psychological issues, greed, lack of communal spirit and serious violent tendencies.

Here is the list of countries where homosexuality is illegal. Please note them well.

1 Algeria
2 Angola
3 Benin
4 Botswana
5 Burundi
6 Cameroon
7 Comoros
8 Egypt
9 Eritrea
10 Ethiopia
11 Gambia
12 Ghana
13 Guinea
14 Kenya
15 Lesotho
16 Liberia
17 Libya
18 Malawi (enforcement of law suspended)
19 Mauritania
20 Mauritius
21 Morocco
22 Mozambique
23 Namibia
24 Nigeria
25 Sao Tome
26 Senegal
27 Seychelles
28 Sierra Leone
29 Somalia
30 South Sudan
31 Sudan
32 Swaziland
33 Tanzania
34 Togo
35 Tunisia
36 Uganda
37 Zambia
38 Zimbabwe
39 Afghanistan
40 Bangladesh
41 Bhutan
42 Brunei
43 Iran
44 Kuwait
45 Lebanon
46 Malaysia
47 Maldives
48 Myanmar
49 Oman
50 Pakistan
51 Palestine/Gaza Strip
52 Qatar
53 Saudi Arabia
54 Singapore
55 Sri Lanka
56 Syria
57 Turkmenistan
58 United Arab Emirates
59 Uzbekistan
60 Yemen
61 Antigua & Barbuda
62 Barbados
63 Belize
64 Dominica
65 Grenada
66 Guyana
67 Jamaica
68 St Kitts & Nevis
69 St Lucia
70 St Vincent & the Grenadines
71 Trinidad & Tobago
72 Cook Islands
73 Indonesia (Aceh Province and South Sumatra)
74 Kirbati
75 Nauru
76 Palau
77 Papua New Guinea
78 Samoa
79 Solomon Islands
80 Tonga
81 Tuvalu
82 Northern Cyprus

Some countries do not have laws against it but have adopted other ways to handle the gay issue.

Should a governmentvf who should be for the people be arguing over if gays have the right to live? On what grounds are they making their arguments and laws? Are we no longer a democratic and republic nation? Are the officials in federal office literate enough to understand what that means?

Homosexuality is not normal, it was intended that man and woman should be partners and have children together. In a world with billions of people, do we really expect everyone to be the same? I think the terrorists, other criminals, along with the Einstein's, Newton's, Da Vinci's, Jackson's, Tupac's, Beethoven's, Michaelangelo's, Buffet's, Gate's, Shakespeare and other genuises out there have answered that question.

Should a person be jailed 14 years for being gay? No! Should they be left alone and not be subject to humiliation and death? Yes!

From a country that doesn't provide good sex education in schools - not to mention proper standards of education, tribalism, amorality from both sexes and blind religious fanaticism - I shouldn't be surprised that taking away a human life (that's right, 14 years in prison is no peanut) is nothing but just another normal occurrence in Nigeria.

opribo: Ibinabo is a good leader she is trying to bring Nollywood together which is commendable. keep it up. She doesnt discrimate and she attends all functions which is good and shows she is hard working. If she was bad she would have dealth ruthlessly with KOK and Emeka Ike for their disloyalty.

I was impressed by how active she is and always with a smile on her face.

Lol! She needs it to whup ass on the court

e-herbal:
incredible!!!
well sha God will always bless the shareful giver.she's probably the most giving person in the entertainment industry

After Oprah, I think

Serena Williams missed out on the chance to the belle of the Australian Open champion's ball after crashing out in the quarter finals. I guess she decided to have a good time for the rest of her stay.

See pics of her rocking her outfit as she goes on a shopping spree in Melbourne alongside her coach and fiancee.

Loving it.

http://misspetitenigeria..com/2013/01/red-hotserena-williams-pairs-dress.html

*From Moji Delano's blog
The Koko master has today joined the list of celebs who let out steam on twitter.

Dbanj who seemed to be in a really good mood, was interacting with fans on twitter and posted the picture above with the acronym 'DKM', (meaning D Kings men) and the caption:
Ok ok ok here is a Sneak Peak!!!.

A fan feeling funny then replied the tweet saying:
DKM? D'banj Killed Mohits?

D'banj then responded saying:
Na wa for u ohh is this suppose to be funny. Fool.

As much as I don't support celebs responding to trolls on social media, fans also need to understand that these celebs are human too, and avoid throwing taunting statements or trolls their way.

Lol!