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shigishege:
who is
trying beingg funny with you

Easy bro
Yorubas give igbos a run for there money in almost every aspects
I respect that
Just respect that igbos get their own for body too
It's all healthy competition.

xrenzy:
Hugo weaven in matrix

Not only Weaving na Brazilian hair. Why Matrix, why not Calculus.

Donmobi:
Easy bro
Yorubas give igbos a run for there money in almost every aspects
I respect that
Just respect that igbos get their own for body too
It's all healthy competition.

good!! But Yoruba don't give Igbos run for thier money cos Yorubas are not in competition with anyone. Why will Yorubas give Igbos run for thier money it's Igbos that will give Yoruba run for thier money cos other tribe can only compete with or try to be like Yorubas not other way round.

shigishege:
good!! But Yoruba don't give Igbos run for thier money cos Yorubas are not in competition with anyone. Yorubas don't even need to give Igbos run for thier money it's Igbos that will give Yoruba run for thier money cow other tribe can only compete with Yorubas not other way round.

Accept its all healthy competition
No tribe is more superior than the other
Some excel in this and others in that
The areas left undecided springs up competition
That's what I call healthy competition
We must understand this.

johnmartus:
You raised an important question here. Please create a topic on that so people can know this people atrocities.

see the high time they are given thier nation the better

Donmobi:
Accept its all healthy competition
No tribe is more superior than the other
Some excel in this and others in that
We must understand this.

good

johnmartus:
Mydn44 lalasticalala seun Dominique oam4j.

see I hate it when calling any mods for anyone here. Just like calling police for anyone, no no no anyone slap me I will double that slap for him instantly. Insult my tribe here I will double corrosive insult for your tribe and add severe curse join am.

Bature11:
Megalyn Echinwoke

you guys can kill yourselves because of this topic no one cares we already know your lifestyle.

NetValueFX:
Who ever wrote that list should be flogged mercilessly. Imagine missing out Adewale that is more popular in Hollywood that all the people he listed there.

someone has quickly update the topic with a link.

shigishege:
So no single title of film they acted, the best you can do is to go and list a random names for us right?? And I now that because someone talked about Yoruba good people now, that has given you guys unnecessary homeworks, no rest for you again, your next assignments now is to go and be searching internet like a mad man looking for Igbo next rated actors without one movie title.

Stop being too jealous whenever other tribes are metioned doing good. No one said your tribe men don't live overseas, everyone has one or two things doing over there. Every tribe is good. Hausa/Fulani has good people over there, Ijaw, Itshekiri, Benin, Calabas, Benue, Akwa Iboms, Yorubas, Igbos etc, Nigeria is doing good. But the problem of superiority mindsets is very synonymous to you guys trying to claim or prove it's only your igbo tribe that's good in everything.
You can do better by just reading, applauding without bringing your people into it but you won't. SMH

You are the biggest clown on planet Earth! It's your type that not only fails examination repeatedly but fail with answers given. Can't you see that I'm replying someone who said that Igbos have no Hollywood actors? Or were you blind when someone used this platform to degrade Igbos?? And you want the movies they acted? Then Google it! Most of them are very popular and big actors and actresses known all over the UK and US Entertainment industry, so if you follow those industries you should know them merely by looking at their names. Yes, all Nigerian tribes are represented in the United States, but some are overrepresented! So you can go and cry elsewhere.

shigishege:
Why not TRACE. She was in FAKE not Originals.

Stop crying . Tracy Ifeachor was in the originals, and I'm sure you don't know because she is Igbo

Uchasa:
You are the biggest clown on planet Earth! It's your type that not only fails examination repeatedly but fail with answers given. Can't you see that I'm replying someone who said that Igbos have no Hollywood actors? Or were you blind when someone used this platform to degrade Igbos?? And you want the movies they acted? Then Google it! Most of them are very popular and big actors and actresses known all over the UK and US Entertainment industry, so if you follow those industries you should know them merely by looking at their names. Yes, all Nigerian tribes are represented in the United States, but some are overrepresented! So you can go and cry elsewhere.

you are a confirmed werey if not you won't be telling me to go and be searching for film's your people acted while your mate posted a very simple and analysed post showing Yoruba actors with the movies they acted. Your own imaginary actors don't have designation or movies?? It's like Mkpuru Mmirin is disturbing your dotted flattened head abi??

shigishege:
you are a confirmed werey if not you won't be telling me to go and be searching for film's your people acted while your mate posted a very simple and analysed post showing Yoruba actors with the movies they acted. Your own imaginary actors don't have designation or movies?? It's like Mkpuru Mmirin is disturbing your dotted flattened head abi??

I am not jobless like the person who opened the thread; I barely even have time to reply you so....Imagine me going online to copy and paste the list of movies people who don't give me money acted. You think everyone is thoughtless?? If you can't use your Google, then don't disturb me. BTW, no Nigerian male in Hollywood is as influential as Chiwetel Ejiofor and no Nigerian female as Carmen Ejogo, so if you don't know them then we shouldn't even be having this conversation.

shigishege:
Not only Weaving na Brazilian hair. Why Matrix, why not Calculus.

its fine you can produce yours and title it calculus na

shigishege:
But did the OP said yamirin are not doing well?? Why are you guys so bad and hateful like this?? It's high time you people stop being too wicked and face front in addressing how to create a good name for yourself in the minds of every other tribes instead of always engaging in irrelevant issues on nairaland.

You people second name is hate... What on earth will make a brain roof person tag another tribe "hateful" are you kidding me..


Obviously they hate the truth

There are upcoming ones that also need to be reckoned with.
Because you don't know them yet, doesn't mean they are not great or star worthy
Never underestimate the underdog

Here's Tosin Taiwo and her growing imdb here https://www.imdb.me/tosintaiwo

Tosin Taiwo (popularly known as Tosinger) is an actress and storyteller with more than 15 years of performance experience.

Coming from a background of musical theater, she has been involved in the growing Atlanta film market featuring in various capacities. She has acted in indie films, shorts, TV & web series, and musical theatre productions, bringing to life female ethnic characters and narratives while expressing relatable human stories.

She has also acted in stage play productions including 'Wedlock of the gods' and 'A Song for Adaeze', an afrofuturistic musical that debuted at the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival. She is mostly typecast as "African Queen", "African Royalty", "African Mother", "African Aunty", "African Female Shaman/Healer/Avatar", "African Singer".

She has been organically growing within the film industry, training while doing multiple background work in major Hollywood productions over the years including Black Panther and Hidden Figures. Based on her unique and natural micro expressions, Tosinger was singled out to feature in 'Black Lightning' as a teacher in an episode within days of being on set as an extra. From features, she has landed lead speaking roles including the short film "Asylum" and a lead recurring role in the series "From the Motherland".

She channels her other creative talents through music - singing, playing the acoustic guitar and African percussions, writing short stories and poetry, and as a media personality on TV and Radio. She is originally from Nigeria, West Africa, lived in the UK and now resides in Atlanta.
- IMDb Mini Biography By: E.T
Tosin Taiwo (popularly known as Tosinger) is an actress and storyteller with more than 15 years of performance experience. Coming from a background of musical theater, she has been involved in the growing Atlanta film market featuring in various capacities. She has acted in indie films, shorts, TV & web series, and musical theatre productions, bringing to life female ethnic characters and narratives while expressing relatable human stories. She has also acted in stage play productions including 'Wedlock of the gods' and 'A Song for Adaeze', an afro futuristic musical that debuted at the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival and the Atlanta Music Theatre Festival. She was cast as the royal African Aunty in the workshopped reading of "Yaya and the Golden Throne" at the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival in 2022.

She is mostly typecast as "African Queen", "African Royalty", "African Mother", "African Aunty", "African Female Shaman/Healer/Avatar", "African Singer". She has been organically growing within the film and theatre industry, involved in multiple roles in major Hollywood productions over the years including Black Panther and Hidden Figures. Based on her unique and natural micro-expressions, Tosinger was singled out to feature in 'Black Lightning' as a teacher in an episode within days of being on set as an extra.

From features, she landed lead speaking roles including the short film "Asylum" by graduates of NYFA and a lead recurring role in the series "From the Motherland". She channels her other creative talents through music - singing, playing the acoustic guitar and African percussions, writing short stories and poetry, and as a media personality on TV and Radio. She is originally from Nigeria, West Africa, lived in the UK and now resides in Atlanta.