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osile2012:
[size=15pt]Though this might be trending but i find it offensive. When i am chatting with someone and they type kk instead of ok.

It gives me the impression that the person does not take me serious. Once deleted a girl on bbm because she typed that. And later she asked why i deleted her, i told her i felt i was bugging her. She said nooooooooo, why would i say that? I said because she was typing kk. I added her back and since then she does not KK me.

I mean which one is KK for crying out loud? if u can type kk why cant u type ok ?


Whats your views on this KK ish.
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i hate that kk with passion, say it first, I warn u, second time, u gone..


some naija girls needs chatting tutorial lessons, so dumb, can't keep a chat going with their one word reply.

Colleagues of Nollywood veteran actor, Peter Bunor, on Saturday paid glowing tributes to him, describing his death as an irreplaceable loss to the movie industry and the nation at large.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the son of the deceased, Bunor Jnr, had on Friday posted on his Facebook page: “ In the early hours of today, my father, friend, teacher, confidant passed on.’’

NAN also reports that the late actor died in Asaba, the Delta capital.

Bunor, who suffered a stroke some years ago, was said to have complained about neglect by his colleagues.

Hanks Anuku, an actor, described the deceased as a man who would be remembered for his unquenchable energy and one who “ exudes the demeanor of last man standing.’’

“Everyone who knew him can attest to the fact that he carried within him an undying urge toward selflessness.

“ He made himself readily available and good to go no matter the situation.

“ We will miss him greatly; I pray that Nollywood will ever remain the same with his indefinite absence,’’ he said.

Another Nollywood actor, Miss Sarah Lilian, told NAN that Bunor was one of the industry’s patriarchs and pioneers.

Lilian said his death would create a great vacuum in the movie community.

“Though Peter Bunor has been absent from the scene for a while before his death, we must give it to him even in death.

“ He was a great actor, father and a good role interpreter and most of us benefitted from his wealth of experience,’’ she said.

But Hamida Suleiman, an actress, expressed disappointment at the attitude of the Actors Guild of Nigeria.

The actress, who accused the guild of abandoning members whenever they had challenges, said: “ Here we go again, what is really happening to Nollywood stars?

“ Now my heart goes out to the family. I am very disappointed at the Actors Guild of Nigeria for not giving adequate care to members suffering from one health challenge or the other.

“ It is not enough to come out with candles every time, most deaths would not have occurred if we knew what to do on time.

“We need to sit up and see how we can address the challenges of members, especially health wise.

“ Rest in peace, Peter Bunor.”

Bunor had appeared in many soaps such as Cock Crow at Dawn, Memorial Hospital and Checkmate as well as numerous movies such as Living in Bondage.

He is survived by his children and grand children. (NAN)


http://leadership.ng/entertainment/inside-nollywood/430381/nollywood-stars-pay-tributes-to-late-bunor

kepal99:
Do you agree?
Cc: Lalastica

you are right.... especially girls(African girls)..... here, we have this mentality that a guy does most of the begging,shopping, pleading etc in a relationship. whereas it should be a mutual thing. a girl will be wrong, and instead of begging the guy, she'll let her ego and pride come in the way..... but they forgot that they outnumbered us 75-35..... men are scarce bitches

ItsAnderson:
Stale

u don't have to make your stupidity paramount

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