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He abandoned you for a fun-girl. And only came back to you when the girl dumped him. What guarantee is there that he won't see another fun-girl tomorrow and zoom off again. Read between the lines. Meanwhile, do not try to change your Personlity to please him or anybody. If he goes, it means he wasn't right for you. Someone that appreciates you the way you are will come. Don't allow feeling to cloud reason. |
Bandits? Don't they mean Fulani herdsmen aka terrorists. |
INEC have never been this bad. Under Buhari and APC, they have taken rigging to alarming heights. |
Such a "nincompoopic'' comment. |
Freekick or penalty? |
Thanks for a job well done.
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The Academy has disqualified Nigeria’s “Lionheart” from the Oscar race in the Best International Feature Film category, dropping the number of films competing for the award to 92 from what had been a record 93 entries. This year’s field is now tied with 2017’s as the largest in the category’s history. Snce “Lionheart” was made by actress-turned-director Genevieve Nnaji, its disqualification drops the number of female directors in this year’s race to 28, which is still a category record. It was the first film ever submitted to the Oscars by Nigeria. “Lionheart,” in which Nnaji also stars, is partially in the Igbo language of Nigeria. But it is mostly in English, which violates an Academy rule that entries in the category must have “a predominantly non-English dialogue track.” The film had not been vetted by the Academy’s International Feature Film Award Executive Committee in advance of the Oct. 7 announcement of qualifying films but was recently viewed and determined not to qualify in a category that until this year was known as Best Foreign Language Film. One other film, Afghanistan’s “Hava, Maryam, Ayesha,” had been deemed ineligible before the list of qualifying films was announced. It was denied a spot on the roster of contenders over questions about the legitimacy of the Afghan committee that submitted it. The Academy announced the disqualification of “Lionheart” to voters in the category in an email on Monday. The film was scheduled to screen for Academy voters in the international category on Wednesday in a double bill with the Honduran entry, “Blood, Passion, and Coffee.” That film will now screen by itself at the Linwood Dunn Theater in Hollywood. “Lionheart,” in which Nnaji plays a woman who tries to keep her father’s struggling company afloat in a male-dominated environment, is currently available on Netflix. Frontrunners in the category include South Korea’s “Parasite,” Spain’s “Pain and Glory” and France’s “Les Miserables.” https://malaysia.news.yahoo.com/academy-disqualifies-nigeria-oscar-entry-190004311.html
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Igbo amaka and all, but we are like lost sheep in Nigeria. Until we return to our God, we won't be able to do much. We may even be relegated to 12th class citizens. |
His goatship is undisputed. |
True. |
He has the backing of some western foreign powers. The goal is to use him and the likes of Bobrisky to grow the gay movement in Nigeria. That's why he was sent to back Nigeria. They'll get bolder with each passing day if nothing is done to checkmate their activities. |
So this foolishness has come to stay. Some of our so-called celebrities now commemorate halloween yr after yr. Do they even know its origin and meaning? |
SaintHilary:Chai
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He was laughing at the supreme court justices. He couldn't understand their judgement. |
Donald Trump the Great. Terrorists don't know that Trump has declared Next Level of total destruction on their heads. |
Ijiots trying to act like they were not shaken by the death of the past leader. Nothing could be further from the truth. This new guy is already a target and will go down too. Trump is the hammer prepared to be used the shatter the worthless terrorists that obama handled with kid gloves. Good will always triumph over evil. |
And the worthless administration will say they are fighting corruption. At a time Nigeria ought to minimize spending, they are busy wasting tax payers' money. Yet, to implement the new minimum wage na Wahala. If u talk now, they will say you are making inciting comments. Buhari just just dey start. Nigerians will learn one or two things in this next level. |
Always energetic. |
Nigeria thinks its doing the south-east but it is doing itself. Until the institutionalized, albeit secret, policies to keep the south east down is done away with, this country will not make any serious headway. |
Her time done come. |
Botanical name: yamakantis yamacoca |
Wetin d man talk na true na. Corruption has become a way of life here. The present govt claiming to fight corruption seems to be the most corrupt ever. |
She very much deserved what she got. What was she thinking hitting a man like that? That a man should not hit a lady doesn't give her the leverage to hit a man. The respect goes both ways. |
And pretty too. |
This guy is another nuisance to the society. |
A Pentecostal cleric, Bishop Abraham Udeh of Mount Zion Faith Global Liberation Ministries Inc Nnewi, on Wednesday said what the Igbos wanted was Biafra and not presidency. Udeh made the disclosure in Nnewi while reeling out prophecies on Biafra’s actualization which he alleged was being frustrated by the Hausa-Fulani oligarchy. He urged the Igbos to rise up and embrace the pursuit of Biafra actualization irrespective of their calling or social status He said, “The Igbo rejected the option of a president of Igbo extraction and rather faced the actualization of Sovereign State of Biafran with one mind. “I saw in the spiritual realm an Hausa-Fulani agenda to allow an Igbo man to be elected president in 2023 only to be subjected to the control of the North. “I also saw people from the Arab countries in collaboration with Moslems in Nigeria working against the actualization of Biafra in the spiritual realm, and hardening the hearts of prominent Igbo leaders not to have interest in Biafran struggle.” The cleric insisted that he would never subscribe to violence in order to achieve Biafra in view of lives lost during the 30-month civil war. He, however, regretted that agitations for freedom had been left in the hands of people in the lower cadre in society while the middle and upper classes who believed they were comfortable had remained silent. “Most people in the religious circle are not talking. Our politicians are not talking. We need this freedom now,” he posited. https://thenationonlineng.net/we-want-biafra-not-igbo-presidency/ |
Very tasteless picture. ![]() |
And, they say the man at the helm is fighting corruption. Well, that talk is for the gullible. |
Next level lies. |
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