₦airaland Forum

adorable29: Unnatural waves, see how u r taking time to analyse my comments word 4 word!hehehe! Anyways, we both know you are talking out of point! Ur only contribution to ds debate has bn to quote me*feelin special*! Go look 4 smtin to do dude! *tongue out*

adorable29: what is this one sayin! In ds days of information, I dnt nid to be a wankerr lik u .....

adorable29: .....to know dat 99percent of ds women Ħª√ę plastic boobs!

adorable29: Wether u accept it or not, it is a factor that contributes to our young men of nowadays expectin there wives to have perfect boobs!

adorable29: Moreover, its not jus abt d op's post, d response was more to wat some commentators were posting whc is also an insult to dear mothers out there includin mine!

Godsbrown: this is what all of u use to justify ur evil deeds....yes it starts from the heart...but it dosent stop their it shows on the outside...is it not what u process in ur heart that ur life wife show outwardly?

engineerd: He should remove pastor W.F Kumuyi's name from that list!!! I have never met any pastor as upright as that man in Nigeria!!!

fellis: Why can't you and your fellow defenders accept the fact that not everybody thinks Omotola is a big deal?

fellis: Why are you here killing yourselves to fight for her when she doesn't know you exist? Is it because you are jobless? Is it because you have nothing better to do with your lives? Is it because MTN gave you free megabytes? Is it because you think that I am interested in your opinion?
Mtschew.

adorable29: I don't blame ds guys 4 saying wat dey say actually! I blame d pornographyhh dey spray to!

adorable29: The women there are mostly plastic from head to toe! So reality has bn replaced by "fiction" in their heads!

fellis: See how all these batallion of Omotola defenders are shouting up and down because they just discovered that not everybody idolizes Omotola the way they do.
Please o, you people can continue worshipping Omotola if you want. Don't let my comment stop you.


Help me tell these people that are busy fighting e-wars for a woman that does not know that they exist because I said she was fat.

fellis: Over hyped fat old woman.

philips70: And you said the report was simple to understand when currency type was not mentioned? Or you are one of those PA's who defend their masters even before reading what they are defending against? Now the true report says 24 million Naira. So justify that your common sense.

philips70: Those bolded parts took away your common sense. Those guys who said its Naira used theirs and it turned out to be correct. Next time use yours before calling on others. Even somebody told us gross has to do with money. Remove the groundnuts in your eyes before attempting to remove the sands in other people's eyes next time you hear?

philips70: Googled and saw in other news its Nairas they are referring to here and not copies. Journalism in Nigeria is a shame

philips70: Check out things before you start ranting my friend. Which common sense are you talking about here, the one you refused to use in checking?

jennykadry: 24 million naira ? How is that successful? When correct movies in the west make millions of dollars in the first week

adora4u1: The movie made 24 million naira. Ok. How much of it is Omotola's to make her the highest earning actress in Nollywood?!

Jimbadly: Which criteria was used in computing her earnings? This assumption is baseless. That she was the lead actress in a movie that fetched 24 million naira (less than $160,000) doesn't necessarily mean she is the highest earning actress in the industry. I think its safe to say she's among top earners.

bomega4u: Hi naturalwaves,
I can deduce from your write up that you must be an intelligent guy.your opportunity is just around the corner.keep the faith ok

vascey: I feel you bro. Your write-up is quite touching and paints a very bleak picture which is mostly true. But I encourage you to keep hope alive.

thegoodjoehunt: Oliver Twist strikes you from the intro. It is amazing. It is banging. D'Banj winning the MOBO was expected. What you guys don't know is that people criticizing D'Banj, knows he can do better. This track will never win him any award or MOBO and you know it.

thegoodjoehunt: What is our own, D'Banj is making his money. Our only benefit is hit music that is nice to our soul. D'Banj gave us lots of that from the past and we are just hungry for more. This can't satisfy that hunger.

thegoodjoehunt: Jay-Z had nothing to prove but he gave us a classic BLUEPRINT III album. Akon got nothing to prove, he got Lady Gaga bringing millions of dollars to his table but he still gives us hits regularly.

thegoodjoehunt: I hope you don't feel D'Banj has reached his pinnacle yet. There is still more hits that can come out from him. We should not be satisfied with songs that are not up to his standard. D'Banj is huge and this track is not up to his level.

Jarus: Frankly, this defeatist mentality is why some graduates don't get job I.e going to battle(jobs recruitment process) with mindset that you can never win.

I have undergone recruitment process in Shell, Total, Oando and Seven Energy and worked for 2 of those and all were purely based on merit.

I have friends in Shell, Chevron, etc and got there purely on merit, because they were good enough to scale the recruitment hurdles, not because they knew anybody. In any case, these are guys that are from wretched of homes you can think of but very brilliant.

I got my current job through Guardian advert.

So I don't knwo which MNC you're talking about.

thegoodjoehunt:
There is no one here that will criticize Oliver Twist. That is a world wide hit. If this track was as good as Oliver Twist, no one will criticize. The truth is that over the years, D'Banj gave us a lot of hits. Now we expect him to be excellent in every track. Even Akon flops on some tracks. So let us be patient. The KokoMaster will deliver.

Jarus: This seems to suggest getting a job is automatic for a graduate, irrespective of how brilliant or good he is.

Not meaning to be insensitive, but I know only a very few good graduates that stay at home without job for more than one year after NYSC. And it took so long for some of them because the recruitment cycle(from test to interview to medical to placement) that takes up to 6 months or more.

I hate to be this frank, but truth is if you make a good grade in school, good enough to defend it,savvy enough to access right info, smart enough to package yourself well, you will hardly struggle to get job. At least you'll be called for tests and it's now left for you to scale the competition.

It is now common to hear lines like 'I have 2.1, I have MBA, I have this, I have tthat, but I am still without job". What have you made of the tests you were called for? Did you pass them? How is that anyone's fault.


When I receive the CVs of some of our so called graduates still struggling in the labour market, I shake my head. Poor English, bad presentation, irrelevants etc.

abiL: I've been. He said my taste bud is one of the best he has seen.

His diagnosis was.... I'm intolerant to 'not-so-good-can-be-much-better-music'. He said that I'm allergic to music that aren't up to standards.

abiL: I have and it's still bland.

queensmith: am i the only one that thinks this song is incredibly stupid? I think the more he tries to sing the worse his songs are, he should stick to frequently shouting nonsense between verses,

Amitex: Methink that Lagos and ACN have lost focus. The only problem is that PDP is not doing well.
Can someone ask MIMIKO to begin grooming a good candidate to take over Lagos State under the Labour Party. I will personally mobilise for such a candidate. THIS IS THE REAL CHANGE FOR 2015, "LAGOS 4 LABOUR 2015"

Amitex: Methink that Lagos and ACN have lost focus. The only problem is that PDP is not doing well.
Can someone ask MIMIKO to begin grooming a good candidate to take over Lagos State under the Labour Party. I will personally mobilise for such a candidate. THIS IS THE REAL CHANGE FOR 2015, "LAGOS 4 LABOUR 2015"

adelaja70: Thank you my brother for dishing it out to them hot and fast...Most Nigerians are so wicked and heartless that they can do anything to bring down their fellow compatriot.Its really sad....No wonder the country is not moving forward.

Ikengawo: Let's stop celebrating mediocricy.

Ikengawo: The song was trash, has no point and is not memorable or noteworthy
the video is only shot with a standard 2012 HD camera, that doesn't make it quality, there are youtube videos with the same resolution so don't be wow'd by shininess. Look at the details. The woman 'smashes' the TV but they use a cheap CGI 'glass break' effect because they couldn't afford to smash an actual TV.
the woman 'smashes' the car window and it's the same thing. Mind you it's all completely pointless so you can't say the video was 'quality' there was nothing special about it.

Ikengawo: If you look at this years biggest hits

Kukere
Ile Ijo
Chop My Money
Pakuromo
Dami Duro
Nwa Baby

Ikengawo: they still sounded very african, looked african, and used africans as the stars of the video.
This is a disappointment.

Lusola15: I get atlest 5 to 9 scam text messages every month hw do u think dey get pple number. Am sure some as called u tell u won glo dis mtn dt etc. And u shuld pay.
I don agree o I go register
I op we don't regret ooo