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Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by bigfrancis21:
macof:
grin grin you just try so hard wit ur insults but really you are the one showcasing lack of common sense

I always know you never accept correction but that doesn't mean I allow such gross fallacies

what igbo language words? grin grin you call 1 igbo word in every 100 words a sign of it being an igbo movie ....guy your mumu no get part two
so any movie wit "abi" "oga" must be an English-Yoruba movie grin
there was this movie with Ngozi Ezeonu and Patience where they chanted "Iya Iya" wow I never knew that was an English-Yoruba movie

Mr man call certain movies (wit igbo theme) English-Igbo as u like that's not my business. ..but saying Nollywood is Igbo property is as foolish as saying Igbos own Nigeria cus not all movies have igbo themes and 2nd non igbos have put a lot into the industry to make it what it is (and as a Movie fanatic, I can say it still needs improvement, especially when talking igbo culture - all the culture we see are harsh conditions on widows, nothing deep and beautiful about the Igbo culture portrayed in the movies)

Nigerian Igbo movies ? the only one I know is Nkoli Nwa Nsukka. .nice movie tho but please don't say that nonsense about people loving Igbo movies again. ..how many Igbo movies even exist?

The bold is a complete lie...you have a habit of pushing in bits of lies in ur posts when you have nothing to say


While your igbo folks do all the pirating u are here commending them (Nice one, maybe you are into the business) ..when the AGN had cried out to GEJ on this matter since they have no idea what to do on their part
With the littering of smileys all over your write-ups, you must be really feeling beat up, while hiding behind the facade of your smileys.

At this point, you have absolutely no point at all. One would even wonder what your line of argument is.

1) You claimed I shoudn't call Nollywood movies English-Igbo movies but Nigerian when they are indeed both of them at the same time. Igbo language movies are equally Igbo movies, Nigerian and equally African movies all at the same time. How slower could you get than that? lipsrsealed

2) Next you jumped into piracy, as if it is common only to Nollywood. A simple google search easily proved youu wrong. Hollywood and Bollywood are constantly fighting the thriving piracy within their movie industries.

3) Next you started an emotional tirade abouut not liking Nollywood-Igbo movies, yet you know almost all Nollywood-Igbo movies and can easily cite references to several Nollywood-Igbo movies that you have watched. Emeka Ike should release a next movie titled 'secret admirers'. grin

4) Bold...finally common sense that seemed to have eluded you since the past 2 days has returned and you've suddenly realized that I have a choice as to what to call Nollywood movies. Why did you engage in the debate in the first place knowing that I have a choice to my usage of adjectives?

5) So, your point of engaging in your needless debate is to 'correct' me, when there is no correction to be made and I have my own free-will to classify objects? How slower could you get? undecided

6) adeYEYE abi na oluYEYE, I have told you severally, leave Nollywood movies and their 'poor content', 'cultural hogwash' alone. You are exponentially insignificant to the umpteenth degree to Nollywood-Igbo movies and the gross millions of dollars they make every year. Millions of people in Yorubaland LOVE, LOVE and LOVE Nollywood-Igbo movies. I can hear your heart beat 10 times in a row to hear this. cheesy Ndo, nna. Hating, just like Wale your brother will do you no good. wink

7) Alaba boys will continue to remind you and folks who the rightful owners of Nollywood are. Nollywood is solidly in the hands of Alaba, Upper Iweka and Aba boys. No movie production takes place without passing through them. cheesy

8.) Major English movies by non-Igbo producers were allowed to proceed on approval by AGN. There you have 30 days in atlanta and co. making waves and performing well. Igbos are accommodating and grant opportunities to talented ones, Igbo and non-Igbo alike.

9) For your information, 'iiya' means several things in Igbo language. wink

10) There are tons of Igbo language movies out there. A channel has been introduced on DSTV dedicated to Igbo language movies. Check the channel out. wink
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by bigfrancis21: 12:47am On Jun 10, 2015
macof:
all this nonsense nobody needs. . kindly highlight the ethnic bigoted statement he made

or you don't know what ethnic bigotry is?
Oh well, your sense of reasoning is clouded enough that you have mutated the very same phrase you solidly espouse.
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by macof(m): 11:56am On Jun 10, 2015
There's no point going in circles. ..infact I don't have that time
You are known to be bigoted

At least for others with more tolerance and respect for others, I've tackled your fallacies.

I Repeat Nollywood is not Igbo property but Nigerian, even Ghanaians have contributed to the industry
You can keep deluding urself anyway
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by InyinyaAgbaOku(m): 1:29pm On Jun 10, 2015
macof:
You are the only one living in a fantasy here calling english movies igbo gringrin
So you don't know what movies are?
You are calling laps ajasco and super story movies? Lmao
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by killercute16(m): 1:38pm On Jun 10, 2015
Teeboy22:
cc:
This tribalistic thread shouldn't be on frontpage
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by Teeboy22(op): 1:49pm On Jun 10, 2015
for what reason?
killercute16:
This tribalistic thread shouldn't be on frontpage
what if it does?
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by killercute16(m): 3:04pm On Jun 10, 2015
Teeboy22:
for what reason?what if it does?
Because its tribalistic and secondly,if it does,i will trek for you.
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by bigfrancis21:
macof:
There's no point going in circles. ..infact I don't have that time
You are known to be bigoted

At least for others with more tolerance and respect for others, I've tackled your fallacies.

I Repeat Nollywood is not Igbo property but Nigerian, even Ghanaians have contributed to the industry
You can keep deluding urself anyway
This is what is called the loser's strategy. grin Right now you are so clueless with no point whatsoever left. All your 'points' were crushed like a pack of crumbling cards. Lmao
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by bigfrancis21:
InyinyaAgbaOku:
So you don't know what movies are?
You are calling laps ajasco and super story movies? Lmao
This is the same troll arguing without common sense since the last 3 days that cannot tell the difference between a movie, series, or even blockbuster. cheesy
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by InyinyaAgbaOku(m): 8:25pm On Jun 10, 2015
bigfrancis21:
This is the same troll arguing without common sense since the last 3 days that doesn't seem to tell the difference between a movie, series, etc. or even blockbuster. cheesy
Those are mere soaps.
No wonder they don't know home videos and nollywood started in 1992.
Other tribes plus igbos were all making films before then but home videos and the industry proper happened in 1992.
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by macof(m): 9:16am On Jun 11, 2015
bigfrancis21:
This is what is called the loser's strategy. grin Right now you are so clueless with no point whatsoever left. All your 'points' were crushed like a pack of crumbling cards. Lmao
I am very busy lately. .. sitting, typing to tackle you all over again isn't necessarily and very stressful

I've made by point no need Goin back in circles...what do you expect to hear again? If those points above can't get u to start using ur head then I leave you to ur delusions
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by macof(m): 9:17am On Jun 11, 2015
InyinyaAgbaOku:
So you don't know what movies are?
You are calling laps ajasco and super story movies? Lmao
Kindly show me where I called those movies

Bigfrancis21 who liked ur post knows I didn't

All these bigots without common sense undecided
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by macof(m): 9:19am On Jun 11, 2015
InyinyaAgbaOku:
Those are mere soaps.
No wonder they don't know home videos and nollywood started in 1992.
Other tribes plus igbos were all making films before then but home videos and the industry proper happened in 1992.
Read up everything I've posted. ..come back later when you have something else to say
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by bigfrancis21: 12:55pm On Jun 11, 2015
macof:
Kindly show me where I called those movies

Bigfrancis21 who liked ur post knows I didn't

All these bigots without common sense undecided
You did insinuate Papa Ajasco was a movie by comparing it to regular Nollywood movies.

For a self-acclaimed movie fanatic, I would suggest you take refreshers class in movie studies and production. Your apparent lack of knowledge and information of the Nigerian movie industry stinks to the highest degree.
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by bigfrancis21: 12:58pm On Jun 11, 2015
macof:
I am very busy lately. .. sitting, typing to tackle you all over again isn't necessarily and very stressful

I've made by point no need Goin back in circles...what do you expect to hear again? If those points above can't get u to start using ur head then I leave you to ur delusions
It baffles me as to why someone who claims to be busy would be arguing cluelessly over the last 4 days.

I tell you what, I'm busy as well and I have zero tolerance for trolls but I squeeze out time from my busy schedule to deal with trolls.
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by macof(m): 8:51pm On Jun 11, 2015
bigfrancis21:
You did insinuate Papa Ajasco was a movie by comparing it to regular Nollywood movies.

For a self-acclaimed movie fanatic, I would suggest you take refreshers class in movie studies and production. Your apparent lack of knowledge and information of the Nigerian movie industry stinks to the highest degree.
I brought that up to make you think outside ur tiny box

Here's the all knowing one who discredits and denies the contribution of other Nigerians (and even Ghanaians) in building Nollywood
Dude stop lying to yourself
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by bigfrancis21: 9:55pm On Jun 11, 2015
macof:
I brought that up to make you think outside ur tiny box

Here's the all knowing one who discredits and denies the contribution of other Nigerians (and even Ghanaians) in building Nollywood
Dude stop lying to yourself
Lol, troll. I never discredited other Nigerians in any of my posts. Ghanaians collaborate with Nollywood to produce movies because of the wider consumer base for Nollywood movies. This collaboration only started as recently as the last couple of years after Nollywood had garnered popularity and success. The growth of Nollywood between the period 1992 and late 2000s was spurred on by mostly Igbos, and I say that bodly. I won't underplay the contribution of Igbos to Nollywood just because it makes you insecure and envious.
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by macof(m): 10:53pm On Jun 11, 2015
bigfrancis21:
Lol, troll. I never discredited other Nigerians in any of my posts. Ghanaians collaborate with Nollywood to produce movies because of the wider consumer base for Nollywood movies. This collaboration only started as recently as the last couple of years after Nollywood had garnered popularity and success. The growth of Nollywood between the period 1992 and late 2000s was spurred on by mostly Igbos, and I say that bodly. I won't underplay the contribution of Igbos to Nollywood just because it makes you insecure and envious.
All through this thread you have downplayed the contribution of other Nigerians. ..
Do you now admit that ur previous claim of Nollywood movies are igbo movies" is false?
Re: Emeka Ike Founded Nollywood In 1992 Yoruba & Hausa Not A Part Of It-wale Adenuga by bigfrancis21:
macof:
All through this thread you have downplayed the contribution of other Nigerians. ..
Do you now admit that ur previous claim of Nollywood movies are igbo movies" is false?
Now you're crying like a tiny little girl.

Just like Wale, you're crying for recognition, a recognition that isn't even due to you. Imposing your insignificant needless self on Nollywood-Igbo movie producers and directors that are oblivious of your existence.

You have a problem with attaching 'Igbo' to Nollywood because the word 'Igbo' gives you sleepless nights. You wouldn't have a problem if it were Nollywood-Yoruba or Nollywood-Hausa. You would be all over the thread supporting why Nollywood-Yoruba is correct. Hypocrisy.

Nollywood-Igbo movies are the way to go in Nigeria! The pride of Nigerian movie industry! Go NOLLYWOOD-IGBO movies!


Osukosu nwa mkpi nya biko sugbuo nya.
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