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mekaboy:
LOL,

IS OMOTOLA STILL A CELEBRITY? WELL IF SHE IS, SHE NEEDS TO REPACKAGE HER LOOKS.

treylaw:
Actress Genevieve Nnaji was a guest on CNN's Connect The World few weeks back. The show will finally be airing tomorrow(Tuesday) evening. For those who can't wait, find below transcripts of the show.

Transcript: Genevieve Nnaji on CNN's Connect The World




14: 27:45) MF: Nancy Samara from America says, “Who is the one actor from Hollywood that you would want to work with, and why?”

(14:27:51) GN: Angelina Jolie. I’m a hug fan. Love her, love her, love her. Um… Johnny Depp, amazing actor. I think he’s so intriguing. I think there is something so mysterious about him. These two people, [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] [/b]I think I would definitely get along with.


(14:30:27) MF: Ok, and Catyatoo asks what advice would you give to young Nigerian girls that may want to follow in your footsteps?

(14:30:35) GN: I would tell them to definitely be sure, first of all [MF UP SOT: Would you advise them to go into the industry?]. Yes, of course, it’s a wonderful place to be, especially if you love, what you, if you’re sure you can do it. It’s a wonderful place to be. I would definitely advise them to believe in themselves, be true to themselves and be sure that it’s something they are willing to do and they’re ready for the consequences because every good thing comes with consequences.


(14:31:05) MF: Philip Peter from Lagos asks, “What has been your biggest regret in Nigerian film?”

(14:31:13) GN: Umm…. Biggest regrets? Oh boy, regrets – [b][size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] – I hardly regret anything. I just learn from mistakes. I don’t regret anything. It’s too hard. I mean you do the best you can at that point in time and you know everything is about growth and progress and I’ve gotten older so obviously you learn more. You learn on the job. I love my job - don’t worry about anything at all.


(14:32:42) MF: Because people would be surprised by how much a Nollywood film actually costs. How much is it in dollars?

(14:32:46) GN: [laugh] My god! [MF UP SOT: Roughly] Roughly? Let’s see…

(14:32:49) MF: A Hollywood movie would be a 100 million dollars, say. And a particularly big one.

(14:32:53) GN: Oh well, I have no idea. I think it depends. But the truth is – the unique about Nollywood is we make the best use out of the little resources we have. You know, some how we get by. [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size].Sorry. [laugh]

treylaw:
Actress Genevieve Nnaji was a guest on CNN's Connect The World few weeks back. The show will finally be airing tomorrow(Tuesday) evening. For those who can't wait, find below transcripts of the show.

Transcript: Genevieve Nnaji on CNN's Connect The World




14: 27:45) MF: Nancy Samara from America says, “Who is the one actor from Hollywood that you would want to work with, and why?”

(14:27:51) GN: Angelina Jolie. I’m a hug fan. Love her, love her, love her. Um… Johnny Depp, amazing actor. I think he’s so intriguing. I think there is something so mysterious about him. These two people, [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] [/b]I think I would definitely get along with.


(14:30:27) MF: Ok, and Catyatoo asks what advice would you give to young Nigerian girls that may want to follow in your footsteps?

(14:30:35) GN: I would tell them to definitely be sure, first of all [MF UP SOT: Would you advise them to go into the industry?]. Yes, of course, it’s a wonderful place to be, especially if you love, what you, if you’re sure you can do it. It’s a wonderful place to be. I would definitely advise them to believe in themselves, be true to themselves and be sure that it’s something they are willing to do and they’re ready for the consequences because every good thing comes with consequences.


(14:31:05) MF: Philip Peter from Lagos asks, “What has been your biggest regret in Nigerian film?”

(14:31:13) GN: Umm…. Biggest regrets? Oh boy, regrets – [b][size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] – I hardly regret anything. I just learn from mistakes. I don’t regret anything. It’s too hard. I mean you do the best you can at that point in time and you know everything is about growth and progress and I’ve gotten older so obviously you learn more. You learn on the job. I love my job - don’t worry about anything at all.


(14:32:42) MF: Because people would be surprised by how much a Nollywood film actually costs. How much is it in dollars?

(14:32:46) GN: [laugh] My god! [MF UP SOT: Roughly] Roughly? Let’s see…

(14:32:49) MF: A Hollywood movie would be a 100 million dollars, say. And a particularly big one.

(14:32:53) GN: Oh well, I have no idea. I think it depends. But the truth is – the unique about Nollywood is we make the best use out of the little resources we have. You know, some how we get by. [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size].Sorry. [laugh]

treylaw:
Actress Genevieve Nnaji was a guest on CNN's Connect The World few weeks back. The show will finally be airing tomorrow(Tuesday) evening. For those who can't wait, find below transcripts of the show.

Transcript: Genevieve Nnaji on CNN's Connect The World




14: 27:45) MF: Nancy Samara from America says, “Who is the one actor from Hollywood that you would want to work with, and why?”

(14:27:51) GN: Angelina Jolie. I’m a hug fan. Love her, love her, love her. Um… Johnny Depp, amazing actor. I think he’s so intriguing. I think there is something so mysterious about him. These two people, [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] [/b]I think I would definitely get along with.


(14:30:27) MF: Ok, and Catyatoo asks what advice would you give to young Nigerian girls that may want to follow in your footsteps?

(14:30:35) GN: I would tell them to definitely be sure, first of all [MF UP SOT: Would you advise them to go into the industry?]. Yes, of course, it’s a wonderful place to be, especially if you love, what you, if you’re sure you can do it. It’s a wonderful place to be. I would definitely advise them to believe in themselves, be true to themselves and be sure that it’s something they are willing to do and they’re ready for the consequences because every good thing comes with consequences.


(14:31:05) MF: Philip Peter from Lagos asks, “What has been your biggest regret in Nigerian film?”

(14:31:13) GN: Umm…. Biggest regrets? Oh boy, regrets – [b][size=16pt]I don’t know[/size] – I hardly regret anything. I just learn from mistakes. I don’t regret anything. It’s too hard. I mean you do the best you can at that point in time and you know everything is about growth and progress and I’ve gotten older so obviously you learn more. You learn on the job. I love my job - don’t worry about anything at all.


(14:32:42) MF: Because people would be surprised by how much a Nollywood film actually costs. How much is it in dollars?

(14:32:46) GN: [laugh] My god! [MF UP SOT: Roughly] Roughly? Let’s see…

(14:32:49) MF: A Hollywood movie would be a 100 million dollars, say. And a particularly big one.

(14:32:53) GN: Oh well, I have no idea. I think it depends. But the truth is – the unique about Nollywood is we make the best use out of the little resources we have. You know, some how we get by. [size=16pt]I don’t know[/size].Sorry. [laugh]

googles:


So Omotola is "you know"

Genevieve is "I dont know"

Wat are they knowing ? Awon olodo rabata

Jeezy:
If u can define what want in life then u'd make a choice whether to stay in Naija or move to a developed country for 'better life'.
Personally, I'm not crazy about being an Otedola but I want the basics of life- I wNt to be able to call an ambulance if I have a medical emergency, call d police if I need 'em, I want to come home after work and like 3 hrs traffic (for a 20 minute journey) and not bother about how to fuel the generator and wake up at 1 am to switch it off, have access to a saner environment where people actually obey rules, etc.
A family friend bled to death at Luth recently because he had a gunshot wound and the hospital refused to treat him.life is short, and I want to live it to the fullest. It's HARD to do that in Naija.

naijababe:
Disagree on this one, the reason for the budget deficit is the former. During the boom years, New Labour practically assumed that the boom would last forever, under Tony & Brown public sector ballooned to such an extent that it was responsible for over 55% all employment.

MzDarkSkin:
@CDz and EVERYONE in general: Mr. Cork is a blasted fool. Do not pay him ANY mind and if you do, do not get offended. I cannot believe we were almost married tho . But in all seriousness Mr.Cork is really a sweetheart his only aim is to make people laugh and bring humor - no matter how dry to Nairalanders. He does not mean half of the crap he says unless he is talking about Igbos - which is usually bull! I love Igbos btw so I do not appreciate those "tribalist" comments but anyhow do not curse him. He's just a silly guy.

He KIND of has a point there. All jokes aside. In my mother's country there is a saying amongst the ghetto and "bush women" alike "If a man does not beat you, he does NOT love you". Pretty sad.

Yeah I saw a Nollywood movie with Mercy Johnson in which her character was obsessed with another woman's husband and she used to piss him off and he hit her one time and she was like "oh yes!" etc. I am not going to lie that was funny (at least the part when he said she was "crazy" and then hopped on her to fck her on the couch lol). But I think people like that in reality are the reason such professions like Dominatrix exists. I cannot understand how a woman (sometimes men too!) dressed in sex suits beating you, calling you insults and making you do horrible stuff like licking their shoes and crawling around is sexy enough to some people that they pay them to do so. It's amazing!
[b]fstrange[/b]r tell me, are you being serious? Pls tell me you are joking! Be very glad any woman you beat/ will beat is not like me . You would be on the front cover of a newspaper alright. . .with the word "missing" under your pic. LOL.

SeanT21:
Oh yea, you are right. I just checked and most countries have the same logo!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idol_series

adeban01:
Even though i dont subscribe to a man beating a woman,i want to believe there are women who really derive pleasure in men beating them.Some just wouldnt want to end an arguement without recieving few slaps.After the few slaps,they now calm down and expect you to beg them,then they are ready to settle with you amicably.its romantic to some of them.ask those versed in the game.

Rexxie:
I feel so ashamed when my dialect is being spoken! Infact i find it hard to join a convo by folks speaking it. Fact is am not ashamed of the dialect,ISHAN,but of the fact that i cannot speak it fluently. My parents did not live together when i was growing up,mama was in school and dad was a civil servant being transfered from one place to another, people think am ashamed but truth is i am ashamed i can't flow in ISHAN AND BENIN. Its my 2nd regret the 1st being that i was not allowed to study sciences at sec.sch, But i know i shall overcome

Sagamite:
Honestly, bruv, I would not advise her to keep a marriage with a guy that can gbensh his friend's wife and who is cheating for a second time.

I would just advise her to improve her choice. Women have a lot of say in relationship failure due to their choices most times.

Sagamite:
Most likely.

But her pool of potential suitors would fall, even though still high. We all like choices.

There was a time alot of men would give their left balls for Vivica A. Fox and all the juice on her, she is older and still hot, but some of those guys would prefer to keep their balls now.

Once she starts getting older and still remains hot, some of her present suitors will just like to taste but not take-away as their will be younger and hotter Latino girls hitting the blocks they would rather have as take-away, but I bet Eva would rather be take-away home.

One to two years is enough time for review and reflection for a woman her age. Na hot 20-something fit do over three years. Feminist can moan from morning till night about that, but biology will always win the argument.

kobikwelu:
1st tin, eva longoria is hot

2nd, all these oyibo babes are sooo Hot and as a star, even a bishop would falter (no pun intended)

3rdly, eva was older than parker

4thly, distance btw both of them and their career paths

5th, eva longoria (2 divorce in 6 yrs) needs to slow down on the marriage stuff, and reappraise hersef word. e no easy sha, but u have a point. some women simply cannot be alone for long, while some can. to each her own

Sagamite:
5 years off so it gets harder to find a man as her attractiveness diminishes?

carmelia:
all these Oyibo women sef r so quick to give up on dia marriages. evn if I dnt knw all d facts, bt frm wat I'v read i no say e neva reach 2 divorce sharply like dat!
I mean, 9ja men bleep anytn &dia wives keep sayn "for my children's sake". I'm not saying its better,I'm just sayn smtyms u gotta tk "one" for d team!

Studio CFR:
Abi o

tkb417:
hmm

i claim good things in Jesus name

mine will come cos i believe

omo see house

airbender:
this is so kool, hope they wont sing in pidgin-english,
*** [i][/i] BREAKING NEWS ***
our very own M.I to feature one of us hottest rapper T.I in one of his lattest song

jennykadry:
Why must she always pose showing her back. Yes we know your azz is big please face the camera full

freecocoa:
This story is FALSE,i watched eva on E news last nyt,she was asked why she was solo at a red carpet event and she said cos tony was playing the chicago bulls so she came with her best friend britney.there were speculations but its been ruled out as FALSE and the court said there was no file for divorce by either of the couple.

bawomolo:
single and ready to mingle in his mansion.

correct bobo. this is what he should have done from the beginning.

he won't be lonely for long when the white girls see his crib 

favouredjb:
How I wish I can meet him! Yeparipa,all dis for only one man,God is good

favouredjb:
Hackney easy,lol

I was sad to hear this story,this people don't cherish marriage!I heard tony was cheating for like a year

rubi:
In as much as I don't like what he did to his wife still
I respect men /women who keeps their head up high even in the mist of adversary

I love the house. Men who said women are materialistic over to you

DapoBear:
my bad. . .

adaphik:
T.Woods pls enjoy urself. Life is but once. Everyone makes blunders. Its unfortunate your own blunder has reverted u to singlehood. Its not by force to stay married, after all. Enjoy your sweat jaree. Nothing do u.

RuuDie:
Your team has been on the decline since the West Ham game & it will continue!

Maul which teams. . . . . una don lose the pin code of winning, nobody dey fear una again