diluewunmi:


Both u and the person u quoted should be arrested for being either rapist or potential rapist. Awon were meji on the loose. I feel like slicing ur balls. Ode

vchykp:
I make bold to tell you that those girls where not forcefully initiated, irresponsible girls claiming rape.. #birds of same feather!

Realhommie:
There's serious competition and it's healthy, it'll keep them on their toes and as such success is inevitable.. But to say they're probably plotting each others downfall!!! C'mon

nairalanduseles:


fem for there obonte

The arrested cult boys are Kadiri Ajala, Muyideen Ganiyu, Kayode Damilare, Idogun Yinusa, Yinka Adewuyi and Laguda Kamal. One of them, Wakilu, whose house was used as ‘Cult House,’ was yet to be arrested. .

TheKingIsHere:
The stupidity displayed in this thread right from the OP down to his supporters are just too much to ignore.

It's a bit late, so I will address the OP and his bunch of clowns one after the other soon.

sapientia:
Could have been a school teacher drawing a cat.

Or an innocent kid drawing a cat.

Which means one can be killed by muslims without even knowing why they died.

Thats how a piece of paper with words written in arabic caused the death of a lady and many others in Kano years back.

For real.. these people should exist alone..

madridguy:
Before arm is before warn. Hope the company will do the needful before it end up like Charlie Hebdo.

gidgiddy:
Thats true. Government house Umuahia is not far from Nnamdi Kanu's house yet Okezie Ikpeazu has never deemed it fit to visit Kanu.

These shameless Igbo governors that stood by while the Government of Buhari illegally deployed Soldiers to Igbo land where there was no war or violent insurrection.

Okezie Ikpeazu is a disgrace, along with all the Governors of the Region

heendrix:
our armed forces and shirt removing bullet sha

LeSudAfricaine:
Babes Wodumo's music is a sub genre called "Gqom". but what is original? "Gqom" is a genre found only is South Africa so I would argue that is original South African music and not a derivative of anything , if maybe you are referring to the likes of Salif Keita and Youssour n Dour, I would also argue that they also use western instruments to produce their music. I don't believe in white or black music, music is a mode of expression if you are a black guy and you express yourself better in rock why not?

LeSudAfricaine:
in the lab, where that girl Shuri designs tech for King T'chala , South African music is always playing in the background, I heard Babes Wodumo's Wololo, I also heard Busiswa's Gobisiqolo. not only that, five South African artists have been included in the official Black Panther soundtrack, also the South African language of isiXhosa is spoken in the movie

LeSudAfricaine:
I watched that movie yesterday. South African music was playing in that movie

Dsov2016:

okay, but what u first said above is that its a critical look of how Africa might have been if not for colonization but for me while I might celebrate it, I would not take such celebration over the top because such celebration is not grounded in reality. Yes we have the potential to be great but such a film I would look at it as an insult because they are showing us what essentially we might have been if they had not enslaved and sucked us dry. What I would rather want is that this should spur us to be more than that fictional landscape than to be celebrating our being used as fiction. if we all are challenged rather than looking at this film as a victory, it is possible to get us to a contemporary Wakanda level in reality in our lifetime. I am just stating my personal opinion.

Emmahunk:
Young handsome man caught red-handed stealing on Air Peace Flight

A young man by name Kunle Oni was recently caught stealing on Air Peace flight from Abuja to Lagos. As at the time he was apprehended by fellow passengers and airport security, he had already stolen several bundles of Naira notes belonging to other passengers from their luggage.
Mr Oni who boarded the flight with a supposed identity card of HB Company is a resident of Green Valley GRA.
Speaking while Mr Oni was being interviewed, another passenger who identified himself as the chairman of the Green Valley Estate GRA,where the suspect lives, promised to make sure that the suspect is brought to book.
Many passengers expressed shock that such a decently dressed young man could have boarded a flight with the sole purpose of stealing from others.

1mmanuel:
Black Panther is worth celebrating because it's the biggest superhero movie to feature a black superhero as the main character,most superheroes of marvel and DC have been of white or American origin . Second, it focuses on black Africa, a place which has been believed to be primitive ,here the movie brings out a beautiful version of Africa no one has ever imagined.
This movie might be one of the highest grossing movie of 2018, but unfortunately no credit will come to Africa but to Marvel Studios because it's an American company and it's their product.
It's now up to us to develop our own stories because another movie like black panther might never exist unless it comes from soil of Africa.

4llerbuntu:


Lmao.

So when they announce star wars and white people become so excited and giddy, dress up with light sabers etc, or when they go for Comic Con dressed in superhero costumes that one is fine.

But once its black people dressed in Ankara etc, it's foolery?



You get big problem o. Your psyche needs help

greenhulk:


Well said bro, well said. Africans are just too emotional

Dsov2016:


but hollywood has been having all black staring cast since 1929

judgedredd22:



all hail the commander in chief of the IQ forces,
first of his name,
IQ custodian in all 6 regions,
and king of the IQ buffoons.

you obviously have no idea how the world which you live in works. All you know is how to eat, shit and turn on generator!
Travel around the world a bit, you just might gain some knowledge & understanding beyond your backyard!

Looks like I struck a nerve HARD!!! Your ego at the moment, must be the size of a gnats c0ck
Sorry o.

judgedredd22:



obviously you are the dumb fucck in this arena because you have no sense of comprehension. If the drivel you have up there is the only thing you understood from the submission, then you need to go back to primary school and tell your english teacher to tutor you on comprehension all over again. Trying to enlighten you further on any of the above will be wasted effort. You just read to retort, instead of reading to understand within given context before responding.

Go and study social structures and mind alteration with the broader aspects of general black history and the attendant issues of race therein, then, maybe then, you might begin to have an iota of comprehension within the context of why people are identifying with the CONCEPT of the FICTIONAL MOVIE.

judgedredd22:



My good people, here is a good example of how people fail in their academics.

So in your reverse-educated mind, you actually think you made sense with this post?

In your supposed rant, you clearly thought the celebration was because the movie is about black panther. Sorry to burst your bubble but the celebration is not about black panther as a movie. It is a celebration of the movie industry coming full circle and giving a major headline, big budget movie a black cast steeped in excellence. If you still don't understand why it is a big deal, maybe you should first of all, get to studying (if you know how to) the history of race and racism in the film/movie industry.

judgedredd22:

Secondly, it is big in america mostly because the movie's (with it's historical significance and context) release is in February - which in America is Black History month. Get it? (that is also why the movie company slated the release to sync, for maximum effect and profits - it s still someone's biz you know )

judgedredd22:

Thirdly, within the context of the movie, though it might be fiction, it epitomises independence and excellence set in african landscape which is contrary to already formed opinions/stereotypes about africa as a land of uncivilized, primitive people in need of constant help and support (Que Donald Trump's 'shithole' comment some weeks ago). The movie is already helping to shape narratives towards the positive in this context. A whole lot of foreigners are ignorant in this aspect.

judgedredd22:
These issues may seem trivial to you, as a shortsighted individual that you are. If you ever lived outside the shores of the african continent then maybe you would begin to understand the weight of shaping narratives. Just like Chimamanda Adichie has been trying to do by shaping the mindsets of foreigners towards africa through FICTION and breaking away the laid down history from a single story point of view, as told by colonialists. I'm sure you never understood why she is widely celebrated.

judgedredd22:

So, next time before you start spewing brain farts, do some reading and studying on the subject in question before making a fool of yourself in public. And the music/soundtrack to the movie is not chiefly american music, if you must know. The artistes are mostly black and african (with exception of james blake), from europe, africa and america. Which on its own, is nod to the cohesion of the black race across continents.

judgedredd22:

Movies might be FICTION, but there's a lot that goes into movie projects by way of subliminal messaging which has a lot of stakes behind it.
Have you ever wondered what africa would have been like as at today, without the interference of the foreigners - arabian, european and american? That is the sub-message behind the movie and that is why blacks all over are hyped - it is about the social narrative, not FICTIONAL Black Panther. Maybe you should study some history and be informed context-wise. Before the slavery era, africans were technologically advanced and educated, and were kings in EUROPE, yes, the same europe!

You need to get your reasoning upgraded, from the kindergaten level where it is at the moment, to that of an aware black adult. READ!!