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Una still deh ask kweshion?

naijangel7:
And as for the movie, it's the worst piece of garbage to ever come out of Nollywood. The worst acting, the lamest storylines.

This is your opinion, but, objectively speaking, you're wrong. This isn't the worst movie Nollywood ever produced. Nah!

naijangel7:
Is that how girls dress to classes in Nigerian unis? Like they are going clubbing?

Yes! Some even wear clothes more revealing. Seriously what did those ladies wear that Naija babes don't wear?

naijangel7:
Whenever Nollywood tries to step up, rubbish movies like this keep coming along. Really horrible movie.

Ehn? 

naijangel7:
No storyline, no plot, no sense.

Hello? This movie doesn't have a storyline/plot? Maybe you should give us your definition of what a storyline and a plot is respectively, so we could assess by that. For I could have sworn that every movie* do have a storyine/plot irrespective of whether or not it makes sense to an individual, as, that is actually subjective. What am I missing? 

Who cares?

Could someone please offer me a drink?

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Oge Okoye-Duru just returned from London where she recently had her second baby. That explains her absence in movies and at showbiz events. In this interview with SNR REPORTER, Ifeoma Meze, the actress spoke about what she has been up to and her immediate plans.

You do not look at all like someone who just had a Baby. Did you do some exercise to lose the baby fat?

I am already slim. I do exercise especially in the first three months after childbirth to stay in shape. I do all kinds of exercise from cycling to normal stretching. I used to exercise twice a day then but now I do it once.

Why did you choose to have your baby in London?

I feel more at ease in London than any other country. Don’t forget that I was born there too. Besides, I want a better life for my kids.

Does it have something to do with the citizenship thing?

Of course yes. I am a British too. I just want a good life for them when they get older and also for them to be able to move around the world freely without hiccups. I believe they will have a better life with their British citizenship.

Are you saying you don’t believe or have faith in Nigeria?

I just know that the step I took for my kids on their nationality is the best for them. I know what I am doing honestly. Nigeria is a good country and there is hope of it becoming better but I have my reasons. My kids will all have British citizenship.

How do you feel now that you are blessed with a boy and a girl?

I am so happy and thankful to almighty God for making me a complete woman. You know, the joy of every mother is to have a baby boy and a baby girl. We first had a boy and now a girl. We wouldn’t have wished for more. I feel so, so great.

How do you intend to cope with the pressure of raising two kids considering your career as an actress?

That’s not an issue at all. When I had my first baby I got a lot of help from my mum and my domestic staff too. I never allowed the movie thing to affect the mother-child relationship between us. I always came back early to make sure he was okay though my mum was around to look after him till he became a big boy. My children’s care can never suffer for my career. As much as the job is important, the home front is equally inevitable and must come first. I blend the two together perfectly such that none suffers for the other. My baby boy is grown now and he goes to school. When I first came back in December, I worked only in Lagos because my new baby was still very young but now I can do some jobs outside Lagos because she is a few months older. Having two kids cannot be an issue for me.

How soon do you intend to return to the screen?

I am already back on the screen and in fact, better. Before I finally left the country for my ante natal in London, I had more than nine scripts and I was hoping I could do the movies before I left but it wasn’t too easy for me. Some of the movies have been shot now while some producers insisted that I just have to come play my role as soon as I deliver. So, now that I have successfully delivered I don’t have a choice than to hit the movie location as soon as possible. I returned to Nigeria in November and by December I was back on location because I enjoy doing it and besides many producers can’t wait to have me back on board. Movie, to me, is not about money; it’s more of a passion and fulfillment.

Me?

How's you doing?

E consain you?

Ehn?

fstranger3:
Is that an Hausa phrase?

And what is he saying/trying to pass across?

Nah, Bini. As for translation, errrm . . . ask someone more knowledgeable than I am in Bini. 
On a second thought, ask Blazay.      

Blazay:
La ho wo wo!
Gia kpa!!!
Uwaaaaa za ghaaaaaa!!!

Mu he he

jennykadry:
@AJ
Seriously?

And BTW I thought blazay and osisi were friends? osisi used to come on here to give some nlders messages from blazay. what went wrong?

I remember this too.  . . . In 2008/9, I think.
Whorreva happened, I only care about the fun I'm having on this thread.     

Each time I remember ''Ewu Nairaland is finshed, Ewu sorry Seun your nyansh'', I burst out laughing. Peeps around me must think I'm cwazy. It hasn't left ma head sinceeeeeeeeee. I don die, walahi!

Me's good! How borry?

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-xKZLqssWqaQ/TYPFfV3-HJI/AAAAAAAABxI/psQohAXuzmg/s400/PIX6.JPG

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Terry G with mum and Uti

Nice one!

Lysaa?

deneut:
my happiness lies in------

. . .Missy. Just say it. 

koastar:
Sharap! Bush gir[/b]l! Nairaland is a Nigerian forum, the movie is a Nigerian movie, Nollywood for that matter is known for producing worthless movies daily and you say we are going international? I think you sholud wait until Nairaland is mentioned in Hollywood or Bollywood ok, and [b]stop digracing yourself here

My ribs eh!

Death @ ''We're going inter-wettin'' ?         

Newscaster:
That she mentions it and talks about it doesnt mean she knows what it is. Did she write the script?

mtcheewwwwwwwww

Would you please get your glasses?! I suppose you didn't see the word ' probably' in my post.  

enamaye:
guy why are u such a hater, if u tink to own a website like nairaland its easy,then create your own if nor be your friends and family go sign up for there, that is if u even knw how to design a wesite, fooloish

You deh mind am? Lonnnnnng hisss!

I heard it too. So Oge probably reads all the bashing she gets on the celebrity section? It must be difficult for these people. 

I looooooooooooooooooooove the movie.  . . . .Saw the part 1 yesterday and, I hope to view the part 2 as soon as time permits me.
That Fat girl is        Funny thing! ''Geisha''!  One reason I like Fat people; they always have a way of making me laugh. 

English
Italian
Bini
Pidgin

MyJoe:

Best story I have read in years!

Where have you been?    I was going to write 'Our' story here, but thank God I found you again.  Ain't letting you slip away this time around. 

Blazay:
With a lot of humor.
Make him or her laugh.
If you can tickle him or her to a good laughter. . .you are forgiven.

If this fails, wait till he or she cools off. Then try again.
APOLOGISING NA-KED ALWAYS DOES THE TRICK.
If you are wrong, act like you are wrong. Put away your 'foolish pride'.

I usually hear things like. . . .


"My sweetest mommy. . .are you mad at me? Your one and only daddy? I go die o! I say I am sorry, it will not happen again. Please forgive me. I take God beg you. Na your daddy you dey suffer like this? So no show na'abania? Chei! Just shoot me then. . .death is better." . . . on bended knees too, na-ked and with a massive erection!

My heart just melts like butter in the sun. Even if I am soooooooooooo mad. Gosh, he always knows how to push those buttons. I never stay mad for more than 10 minutes no matter what he does. . . .and vice versa.

Ewu!!!

OMG!!!

Neighbors know my name - Trey songz
Damn!

Yes, I have.

Say what?

How could you - Mario

OWLYBM:
Oh, My Goodness!!  My brother is a former sou-chef professor at Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY, and a gold medalist in the Culinary Olympics, and I doubt he could produce anything more wonderful than these cakes!  Fantastic!! 

Please, still hoping to find a good recipe book for traditional Nigerian (Lagos) dishes for my soon-to-be-husband.  Can anyone out there advise?  I very much appreciate it!  I'm not a beginner cook, am an excellent baker, also, but this is new to me, and I want to make him a very happy husband.  I love your thread, and have been taking notes! 
Thanks for your time.

Lizzie

I don't know where you can get a recipe book but I still say, if you need recipe of a certain food, just ask here and we shall provide. What's your husband's favourite? Maybe we can start with that. You can also view the first 10 pages of this thread, there are some recipes.

Fùck you right back- Frankee

Cyber-robber, you still deh dia deh make mouth ba?  No 'Grandfather clock' to steal, today?   

190:
[color=deeppink]^^ free that babe!

shes offers nothing but noise, free am~

nothing do u, so how's your boyfriend today

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Na me this 'thiefing' agbero seh offers noise? Your fada! Congenitally confused neuter idiat.