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@luiz, wasn't talking to u jo. Kunbee was dat for luiz
@kunbee he's allowed to flirt am sure pweety wouldnt mind

peter who? Who be dat?
@r231, i dey o. I see say u accept my request,lol. how bodi?

was dat for luiz ,lol

Luiz, holdon, let me speak to my olowo ori me

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Kunbee

Hehehehe,

bodi? I no u b4

Right here

Gandaffi

english no dey allowed

Na wa for this romance section sha. somethings u see here, mouth no fit talk am
@poster, goodluck dey ur side?

Na wa o, is it everyday they catch these people, they should update their tricks, these NDLEA officials are becoming smart, they're shining their eyes well sha.

ok, u can stay here all by urself and wait for someone else to reply ur reply,lol

[quote author=na2day?]unfortunately i am not white![/quote]pheew, thank God for that, i was wondering when u're gonna give-up and leave,lol

switchmax8: who is this Musa Danjuma

the guy is a politician of some sort, and his brother is a big shot politician too, quite popular. Google it

MRbrownJAY:
come on, number5 must be one of the dancers/performers LOL!
who would go out partying with such a clown/tramp outfit?

to me, number7 is the worst one of them all and should definitely be locked up!!!!! she over did it (too much hair, too much dress, too much jewellery).
i almost got blinded by all the white!

on a good note, its nice to see that showing your (great) legs in miniskirts is fashionable in 9ja.

lol, not just mini-skirts, micro minis as well. Its not as if they know how to rock it well, even orobo sef no wan carry last, they sit anyhoo forgeting they're wearing some skimpy things.

I can't believe i'm saying this but i think Cossy is better than the rest,lol.

What's with ladies these days exposing their beautiful bosoms, as if they're going for mammary gland contests

^ ^ jeez, mamagee u're tempting me to say something bad, God, i hope u're nt as dumb as u type in person. Can't you read, the topic says 'naija fashion police' it means the eagle eye of the ever vigilante style-conscious fashionistas or busybodies, found them guilty of major wardrobe malfunction.

oduz:
There u go again,

Anyway I like your signature;

''I can be whatever u like'' 

Now u go girl & be a PEACEMAKER,

You will agree with me there can't be a better way to celebrate this Landmark
for which u are one of the Prime Movers

When one reads through, NL is like a well prepared bowl of rice
but those petty insults & bickering are like sprinkling it
with a table spoon full of sand!
we all need to make our contribution to make it a better meal 

that's the unique thing about nairaland which makes it more exciting,one can't wait to log in to see if some1 replied ur reply,lol. . . But it all good, don't be expecting a better meal anytime soon

@kobikwelu, who said you should believe,the main thing is that u've heard it and u're aware. You can argue that wit someone who cares.

I'm your dominatrix and i call the shots don't make me whip your a s s boy

^ ^ lol, if she agrees or not, i don't really care, mamagee would always be mamagee

MsTom:
Yeah yeah. We know that someone could have 2 personalities and it is called multiple personality disorder. No need to struggle with it any further. The first step to solve a problem is to admit you have one. Next step, go see a psychologist. He needs to know which one is the actress and which one is the singer so as to enable him suppress the singer.

please help me tell her jare. i wonder which of her bad friends told her she could sing

oduz:
@mama G & nellaluv, beautiful ladies,
Why fight in d middle of the night, with no peace-maker around, this is not the best way to celebrate this landmark
Babes, u left very SHARP words on your trail, See Blood all over the place, look left , look right, see broken monitors & laptops
Meanwhile Seun walked away quitely, probably with a mischievous smile to match
Take it easy O!, BUT TAKE IT


On a more serious note, considering that the largest forum in the world has just about 1.5m members
500,000 makes NL an african giant, it's a washable landmark, that should be celebrated in PEACE, Cheers Seun,Cheers everyone 

nah, we weren't fighting.

She is known all over Africa as an actress, but what many people don’t know about Stella Damasus is her love for music. The Nollywood superstar has just been appointed the voice coach for the much publicised Disney’s High School Musical on Stage in Nigeria. In this interview with TOPE OLUKOLE, she disclosed her plans for HSM and the part she will be

playing as voice coach for the event. Excerpts:

You are mostly known as an actress, how does that translate to being a voice coach for HSM?
Everybody knows that I started singing long before I even started acting. I had a band before I started acting; I have been into music for a very long time, even longer than acting. So, the woman, who is in charge of High School Musical (HSM), Sheila, is like a relative to me. She also knew when I grew up; how I ran the band and all that. She remembered that I was more of a music person than an actress.

So you started music before acting?
Oh yeah! Music was like first before I went into acting.

What do you think about Nigerian kids in terms of talents singing, dancing and acting?
Nigeria has the greatest talent ever. That’s what I believe. I have travelled to different parts of the world and I have seen the facilities that they have and what they use for their children to make life easy and also to adapt. Here it’s more difficult and yet our children adapt. So, when I see things like this, I always think that when I put these children in an environment that’s conducive with all the things that they have now, would they be able to stand? And I bet you, the Nigerian talent is much better any time any day. I am proud of them; it’s from the head. We don’t use anything digital to enhance their talent; ours is natural; very natural, very direct.

Do you think Nigerian kids are familiar with High School Musical?
Most, definitely, children of families that have DSTV in their homes watch High School Musical. So, if everyone knows Hanna Montana, then you know High School Musical. Before, it used to be Barney and the rest, but High School Musical is what is going on now; the majority of kids we have now are into High School Musical and Hanna Montana, and it’s spreading all over the world.

What impact do you think High School Musical will have on the participants?
The good thing about it now is that we are not just teaching them because of High School Musical, the good thing is that Kidztrust is trying to build a new group of entertainers who can act, sing and dance. We don’t have that in our industry. We have people who dance; we have people who are trying to do different things but are not properly trained. So, now Kidztrust is giving them an opportunity to be trained in singing, dancing and acting. Hence, what they are doing is from the scratch. Not just this, for songs that we are doing for High School Musical, a lot of technique is going to be involved. There’s sound control, body movement, body language and adding passion to your movement and all that. So, they will be learning. They go away with it and it’s never lost. They can decide to be professional entertainers in future and remember all they’ve gained here. We’re also going to be bringing in team spirit, different children from different schools with different future so that the team spirit that they build will follow them in the future to adapt to any environment they find themselves.

Have you seen any of the High School Musical movies?
Of course! We’ve been made to see it; my children are fans of High School Musical, even the one that was done in Mexico and they have begun to learn the names of the characters and all that. Even before I was contracted for this job, my kids were already fans of High School Musical. I already knew about Troy and Gabriella

Who’s your favourite character?
I like a lot of them. I’m not a child; so, for me, it’s interesting because they are young people who can sing, dance and act and really make you feel like you are inside that place, and if they can entertain adults like us, that means they are doing something right. That’s the same thing we want to do here in Nigeria.

How were you contracted for the job?
I got a call from Murna, who got a call from her boss, Sheila Okonji Ashinze. Sheila has known me for so many years and she’s related to me as well. Sheila doesn’t live here all the time, but the few times she’s been here, she’s seen me performing with my band and she knows I know a lot about High School Musical because of my children. I mean she’s been bringing Disney here for a long time. So, she asked them to call me to be a part of the show they did. I loved it and I accepted the whole idea.

Will your kids be auditioning?
No, they won’t. They are just going to be watching and cheering.

Who are the other people working with you on the project?
There’s a guy called Phams; there’s another guy called Uche, who will be working with me to groom the kid’s vocals. Kaffy’s doing the dancing….so many other people are going to be here for costumes, makeup and all that.

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Major fashion blunder (red eye pencil) i tot she knew better

http://nigeriafilms.com/news/6811/5/im-more-of-a-musician-than-an-actress-stella-damas.html

bandely:
What are you trying to say? How is he trying to get noticed? Someone that had being on the forum since 2007 and has over 4000 posts?

His contribution on NL is wonderful, check the Webmaster section and see for yourself.

yeah, i know he's nt new and i've seen his contributions mostly on sexuality section, lol. What i;m trying to say is that, now everyone wants to tell a story.

oduz:
@ nellaluv, I also acknowledge posters contributions to the education of members at the web section, I think u hit the wrong guy, may be u don't know (that's not a crime),
and now that u know, I'm sure u will do what decent ladies do in this kind of circumstance, politely apologize, after all we all know u are a decent lady too with panache      

na true