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chuna1985:
Na wa ooo, who composed dis senseless list

The heading should be most beautiful Yoruba women.

Igbos women are much more finer, sexy, sumptious, beautiful, etc Dan yoruba women by all standards.

I am the one that composed the list and for your information, I am Igbo

If you read the heading correctly, it stated "In Soap Opera", not "home videos".
Perhaps Igbo women should leave nollywood home videos and venture into soap opera more often.

abumeinben:
Saop opera ehn
This is soap firedox

Firedox?

chubbygal:
GUY!!! i bet you if you touch 5 million Naira you go run mad,even sef every body around you go be suspect for your eye including your family members.SOOO JUST SHUT UP AND PRAY TO GOD FOR FINANCIAL BREAKTHROUGH AND AROUND FAVOUR .(The gift of a man shall make a way for HIM)

I have already made a decision not to reply people like you, but I will make this an exception.

What makes you think I haven't touched 5 million naira before? Do you think everyone is like you?
Or maybe the first and only time you touched a huge amount of money, "you ran mad," and you think every other person would react that same way?
This alone proves how dumb and unintelligent you are.

For your information, I can proudly and honestly say I am successful, comfortable and financially stable, not necessarily excessively wealthy, but I am proud of my financial status.

I just shared my opinion regarding the issue. Kcee isn't the wealthiest musician in Nigeria but his spending is outrageous and that's why I made my earlier comment.

So, next time you want to quote someone, think carefully and long before you spew trash like you just did.

Good day, ma'am!

kingdiala11:
Am ashamed of you, Mumu like u, if you actually a millionaire I will den listen to u, stop telling us that shit cos u don't knw why those billionaires u just called out are doing what they are doing. Be reasonable..

You are ashamed of me? Do I know you?
Please take that your shame and shove it down you ass.

I stated my opinion, of which I believe I have the right to air, so if yours does not concur with mine, that your business.
You shouldn't insult me because of that.

And for your information, more than 205 people who liked my comment, agree with my point of view, so shut up and go hug a reservoir.

Lalasticlala, I am done.

1. Dorcas Shola Fapson

Dorcas Shola Fapson is a Nigerian actress and model known for her role as Sophie in the Mtv hit series, Shuga season 3.
She was born and raised in London, and graduated at the age of 21 with a degree in Criminology, she is now 22 and has been been pursuing her career in acting over the last year.
she recently completed an intense 5 week drama course at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York&was given a scholarship for the full time course at the American Musical&Dramatic Academy.

Soap Operas featured
*Shuga Naija season 3

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2 Lilian Esoro

Lilian Esoro is a Nigerian actress and event presenter. She was nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy at the 2013 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.

Esoro hail from Imo state and grew up in Lagos. She studied Political Science at University of Abuja.

Soap Operas featured in.
*Extended Family
* Tinsel
* Clinic Matters


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3. Zainab Balogun

Zainab Balogun(born 10 October 1989) is a Nigerian actress, model and television presenter. She was born in london and began modeling at an early age after being scouted at 16. She has been featured in several international campaigns for different brands. She co-founded "The J-ist TV", an online entertainment web-series that highlights African culture and a range of topical issues.

Soap Operas featured in:

*The charlatans
*Knock Knock
*Verdict
*The Island

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4. Osas Ighodaro

Osas Ighodarois a Nigerian actress, model and presenter who was born in Bronx, new york and hails from Edo state. She won the Miss Black USA Pageant competition in 2010. She plays the role of Adanna (Danni) on the soap opera Tinsel, and co-hosted the 2014 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards and previous editions of the Maltina Dance all family game show.

Soap Operas featured in:
*Meet the browns
*Tinsel
*Parrallel
*Conviction

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5. Damilola Adegbeti Attoh
Damilola Adegbite (born Oluwadamilola Adegbite; 18 May 1985) is a Nigerian actress, model, and television personality. She played Thelema Duke in the soap opera Tinsel, and Kemi Williams in the movie Flower Girl. She won Best Actress in a TV Series at the 2011 Nigeria Entertainment Awards.

She was born in Surulere, Lagos State. She attended Queen's Collegein Yaba, Lagos and studied business administration at Bowen Universityin Iwo, Osun State.
Tinsel was her acting debut. She has also appeared in TV commercials and hosted programs on TV.

Soap operas featured in:
*Tinsel
*Before 30

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6. Yinka Olukunga

Yinka Olukunga, also known as "Nnenna", is a Nigerian actress and presenter who rose to stardom through her role as Nnenna in Super story, a Wale Adenuga Production.

Soap Operas featured in:
*Super story

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7. Funlola Aofeyebi Raimi

Funlola Aofiyebi-Raimi, born Abibat Oluwafunmilola Aofiyebi and known informally as FAR, is a Nigerian actress. Funlola is the last of seven children, born to a businesswoman mother and an entrepreneur father.

She took a TV acting course in Westminster College, and the prestigious Actors Studio Buckinghamshire London. She also has a BSc in Sociology from the University of Lagos in Nigeria.

Soap Operas featured in.
*Tinsel
*Doctors Quaters
*Solitarie
*Palace

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8. Kiki Omeili

Nkiruka 'Kiki' Omeili is a Nigerian Television and film actress, best known for playing the role of the antagonistic Titi Haastrup alongside other Nigerianfilm actors Funke Akindele, Joseph Benjamin and Joke Silvain the 2012 feature film Married but Living Single, she is also known for her role as Lovette in the TV SeriesLekki Wives.

She was born in lagos but is of igbo descent and hail from nimo in Anambra state.

Soap Operas featured in
*Nowhere to be found
*Footprints
*The Valley between
*Lekki wives

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9. Iretiola doyle
Iretiola Doyle(born Iretiola Olushola Ayinke) is a Nigerian actress and presenter

She was born in Ondo State but spent her early years with her family in Boston, United States. After returning to Nigeria, she attended Christ's School Ado Ekitiand graduated from the University of Joswith a degree in Theatre Arts.
She has featured in several movies.

Soap operas featured in:
*Fuji house of commotion
*Tinsel
*Gidi up

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10. Venita Akpofure

Venita Akpofure is a model, presenter and actress who hails from Delta State, Nigeria. She graduated from University of Hertfordshire where she studied a BA (hons) Fashion and Marketing. She also has a diploma for Accounting finance obtained from Kingston University. She has appeared in numerous music videos and is also active in hosting and presenting

Soap Operas featured in:
*Ay's Crib

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They have graced our screens with their pretty faces, gorgeous physiques, dazzling personalities, scintillating dictions and irrefutable class and they have kept us glued to our tv sets, especially with the exciting roles they play in Nigeria's best soap operas.

I count down the Top 10 sexiest women of Nigerian Soap opera..

Cc
Lalasticlala
Ishilove

Source: Jaxera

Larablink:
Few years ago I had a terrible dream,in that dream I was in my house and saw so many dead people i know thru a mirror, when I got up sweating and terrified. It was around 12.30 I narrated everything to my mom and we prayed n decided to break the mirror n that night,we hit the large mirror with a stone three times it was till normal.surprisingly hitting it the last time it broke with three black cat running out of the house.I was so scared, I'm still wondering how the cat got in. Ever since then I dislike cat.

Hmmm...spooky.

rahymat:
mine was very scary i woke up in the middle of d nite after a bad dream.nd i swear i saw a shadow of a man on my wall.o was scared i tried to sleep bak bt i saw sometin lyk a glow around my eyes.i quickly ran to my sisters room nd slept there

Shadow of a man?

Creepy!

Absolute Foolishness!

Why can't people be wise and spend reasonably?
When the money finishes, he will be the one pleading and begging like OJB

I once watched a documentary of Warren Buffet, the 3rd richest man in the world, with a Net worth of more than $46,billion

He still lives in the Omaha, Nebraska, a home he bought for $31,500 more than 50 years ago.
He doesn’t own a yacht because, as he puts it,“Most toys are just a pain in the neck.”When he married his second wife, rather than a lavish wedding, it was just a brief afternoon wedding at his daughter’s house.

28 year old founder and Ceo of facebook, Mark Zuckerberg just drives an Acura, because according to him "it’s safe and not ostentatious"

He also wears the same gray t-shirt and hoodie to work every day because he doesn't have time to stress his brain on choices of things to wear.

His wedding to longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan took place in his backyard.

These guys are billionaires in dollars, but kacee that don't have the assurance that he would still be wealthy come next year is just lavishly spending his money.

This present movie industry doesn't suit him anymore.

I prefer young john the wicked producer.

mamziii:
Wen I Was 9 My Mom& I Went 2d Village Afta Her Dads Death,We Went 2wks Afta D Burial Cos Mom Was In No Conditn 2travel. 2 Days B4 We Wer 2liv D Village I Was Alone In D House As My Mom& All Went 2d Market,i Sat Outside My Grandparents Compound Alone Wen An Old Man Holdin A Walkin Stick Walkd 2me,he Asked Of My Grand Ma,mum&my Uncles &i Told Him Dey Wer All Not In D House.He Told me 2 Take Care Of Myself& Turned 2 Liv,seconds Lata I Turned& He Was No Wer 2b Found. I Got Up 2 check Bhind D House But Did Not C Him,i Was Shockd&wonderd How An Man Wit A Walkin Stick Cud Hav Walked Dat Fast. I Told My Mum& Grand Ma Wen Dey Returned,my Uncles Wer Cald And Dey Spoke In Low Tone I Was Neva Left Alone 4a Minute Since Dat Day. Mum Told Me Years Lata Dat D Man Was My Grand Pa And Probably Came 2 Check On Me Since I Was Home Alone

Wow!

When I read stories like this, it makes me question some belief systems.

Mogidi:
Fend for yourselves, the reasons you qualified to be sent overseas was because your parents were all APC members, get Buhari to fund it.

This is a serious matter. There is time for everything under the earth.

What religion does to the human mind is astonishing.

I heard you could go through benin republic but I am not quite sure.

Dreyl:
It wasn't like then when she must give you hard time before she accept being your boyfriend, things has change drastically that now, for you to get into their pants you only need to buy a bottled coke or shawama.

Depends on where you meet them.
Your theory won't work on some certain kind of girls and in some certain kind of places.

Swearest:
Continue

Continue what?

Shebarh:
Wah school did u attend

A mission school in lagos. Some people claimed part of the school was formerly a burial ground, but I don't know how true that is.

The management sacked the former chaplain and brought in a new one, reasons being that the former wasn't spiritually equipped enough.

The new chaplain held serious night prayers with us(both guys and girls) every friday night.
It was so tiring and annoying. We would make a round circle in the middle of the school compound, read some scriptures and pray. All the boys were made to stand through out, while girls were allowed to crouch or sit on the floor for some time.

He also warned us that we shouldn't go towards our school hall at night time. He said that was the dwelling place for spiritual forces and that he fought spiritual battles with them almost every night.
Funny enough, his office was located right behind the hall.

His office was later changed though.

longjohnsilver:
Okay...lemme share one that happened to me way back when I was 12 or so...

This fateful night...my little sista n I went to our street junction to get some goodies..it was around 8 in the night....but we decided to take a shortcut that was a footpath in the bush dt was like a forest...as we were coming back after getting what we went for...naso we hear one footstep for our front...I sharply on torch lite...we see one man dey waka for our front...I off am...mk e no be like say persin dey act rude...buh I felt strange that I decided to check for d man again...buh to my utter most surprise...d man don disappear....

There was no way he cud av entered the bush we would av heard him entering the bush...if na bush e enta...and dere was no way he could av outwalked or outran us as d path was long and straight.


without saying a word to me...na my sista head I dey look for front as she took to her heels...mesef shapaly follow her ni...dem ask us for house wetin apen...we just dey ramble ni.

Dt is d most weirdest I av experienced masef sha...other na ppl tok am...I go share those ones later.

Maybe he was a ghost

Tapout:
haa...I've not witnessed any and wouldn't like to....but back then in the boarding house I hear plenty scatter, ranging from lady koi koi who terrorised girls hostel..bush baby chasing guys from night prep, spoons and forks drumming themselves in the dinning hall, white figures fetching water from the taps from 2am till 4am, school bell ringing itself, statues discussing and playing with each other....sleepy man who moved about flogging students who were still awake after lights out.." na this one fear me pass"

Actually there was an experience I had when I was in secondary school... True talk.

There was a tree in our school that a lot of people claimed used to call out their names at night. So anytime any body passed were that tree was they always hastened their movement.

So one day, the school management decided to cut down the tree. Guess what? I am not saying this as something I heard, but as something I witnessed.

As the guy struck the tree with his axe blood started spilling out from the tree.
I am talking about red thick blood. Blood continued to spill out little by little until the tree was finally chopped down.

I was really surprised that day.

There was also another time girls in the girls hostel claimed they saw a coffin descend in the field beside their hostel block and after sometime it disappeared.

Our chaplain came that day and conducted an all night prayer with the girls.

Shebarh:
how old was he when he died?

He was in Jss2 then. So he was probably around 13-15 years old.