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softsparky: I am not criticising Nollywood, I'm just stating some things that are odd when am watching their films.
imagine say papa dey come back from travel and he drives into the compound, you go see how his wife go rush go hug am and the kids go sit down de look the man like Tv (na there papa oo) na the man go go meet them begin dey touch them for head dey ask questions like, Junior how are you? did you miss your daddy? ........and the kids go de look another direction.
but for oyibo film they go act am so well you go even think say them be real family. sometimes we go wait for film to end then check their names to confirm.

Olamagnifico: How the maintainance go come be now..?

I no advice women to use dis thing...

Imagine bluetooth for bre.ast... Ani ri ina ni kanga o...

OlamideGirl: y will nollywood act a film like thor at first.....think about dat......does it av a correlation with 9ja abi africa.....smh

Dannylux: I don't expect much from them.. low budget, short time casting, more quantity - lesser quality. It's all about the damn money.

You gotta give the public what they will pay for. Those who patronize them don't seem to be bothered with the delusions.. so why would they change?

Most of us who have been actively watching Hollywood movies, sci-fi can hardly be impressed with what we see in Nollywood. Even when they do It's just for the comedy.

Sodiq3: FG deposits N200bn varsity infrastructure
fund in CBN -Govt
DECEMBER 3, 2013 BY KAMARUDEEN
OGUNDELE, ABUJA
8 Comments
The Federal Government said it has deposited
the N200bn promised as funding to
universities into an account with the Central
Bank of Nigeria.
The Senior Special Assistant to the President
on Public Affairs, Dr. Doyin Okupe, and the
Executive Secretary of the National
Universities Commission, Prof. Julius Okojie,
confirmed this on Tuesday.
The amount is meant for the renewal of
infrastructure in public universities in the
country.
Okupe, who featured on Channels Television
programme ‘Sunrise Daily’, said from the
government’s perspective, everything that
needed to be done had been done.
According to him, most of the demands of the
Academic Staff Union of Universities have
been agreed upon at the 13-hour meeting the
union had with President Goodluck Jonathan
which ended in the early hours of October 4.
He said, “At the end of that meeting, the
Government proposed that everything that has
been agreed should be put in a memorandum
of agreement and that the two parties should
sign, but the leadership of ASUU declined and
said instead of that, they would rather have a
letter of comfort expressing everything that
has been resolved therein, and that will suffice
for them.”
Okupe stressed that the attitude of the ASUU
leadership showed that the seed of discord
and evidence of bad faith already existed.
“It is unfortunate that somebody died but
notwithstanding, that cannot be a justification
for delaying the implementation of an
agreement for 21 or more days,” he said.
Also at a press conference in Abuja, Okojie,
who also confirmed that the money had been
deposited in CBN, said the Coordinating
Minister of the Economy and Minister of
Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, had
confirmed to him that the N200bn had been
deposited in the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Jumzzy28: That winter the wind blows(superb)

Danhumprey: Which version of Oxford dictionary be this? Make I go check am!

alcuin: I don't understand your question.

All I'm saying is that we, the students and parents, are paying our prices for this ASUU battle. ASUU should pay it's price also by forfeiting the four months salary.

Demanding to be paid when no work is done is unjust and an insult to me, personally.

alcuin: Low IQ.

You cannot eat your cake and have it. Every battle has it's price.

ASUU MUST LEARN TO PAY THE PRICE OF IT'S SELF DECLARED BATTLE.

Pat £inst£in:
After this strike I no wan hear off any mumu strike again till I graduate. Amen

philfearon: Nollywood Dey try shaa......Movies like "Slave" "Scout" "Moving train" "love boat" "witches" "Aguba" ",etc,are all classics! ..But that Was
far back in the days shaa....
Now,Nollywood is proliferated...Imagine the way films goes this days:
"Mr Obi 1&2" "The Return of Mr Obi 1&2", "The End of Mr Obi 1&2", "The Final End of Mr Obi 1&2"....and You will think it is finally over,then they will add a silly spinoff,"Mr and Mrs Obi 1&2" ,and on and on it goes !! I tire!

reality.chick:
Psalm 118,,,
It has all i need,,,

"This is the day the lord,i will rejoice and be glad in it."
"Give thanks to the lord for he is good,for his mercies endureth forever."

So much Love this Psalm.

Darey_00: if u avn't watched Ghajini,an Indian film,my God u are missing big time... u go cry 100% guaranteed.. i shed tears dat day i watched it

coded80: i know what am saying about unilag, i have been living in bariga very close to unilag for the past 25yrs and i have so many relatives who graduated from unilag some of them are even working in unilag admission office but that doesn't mean that i should not say the true. the fact is that no university that doesn't have students who have won a competition before, so all this are just few compared to that of ui and oau.