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If your childhood days were in the 80s, I expect that you should be able to relate to this song. In fact, NTA, Benin-City and DBS, Warri were always airing it. Nostalgic feelings. The song is from Cameroon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdrEisrvY7g I wish I could go back to the times when Nigeria was much peaceful. No terror groups, no bandits. You could travel to Kaduna from Ekiti, and a stranger would host you kindly. You could travel from Anambra to Oyo and you would be hosted kindly by a stranger. |
Pls Seun, Mynd44, Nlfpmod let's discuss this issue affecting entertainment in the South-East. |
Moh247:It is terrible. |
There is something I noticed about famous or celebrity artistes/musicians from the eastern part of Nigeria; they hardly help the upcoming ones to see the light. Popular entertainers like Phyno, Larry Gaga, Flavour, etc seem not to be interested in assisting the upcoming acts despite the fact that people took them to where they are today. There are so many Igbo rappers and singers that are so good but no helping hands to uplift them. I see great talents in upcoming rappers like Blessnnachi, IgboboiSpace, Hugo P, Chucky P, Khenzy, etc. According to Tidinz (2022) of blessed memory: 'There are a lot of Asakes in SouthEast but no Olamide to help them'. That's a very deep expression that calls for sober reflection. I am very sure Phyno was at Enugu Shoprite when local Enugu singer, Ezege won Life Beer ambassadorial award for performing the song 'Life is Important'. It's been long and I have not seen anything done by Phyno to assist the young man. What exactly is the problem? Is it this 'pull-him-down syndrome' or there is more to it? The average Igbo man that is lucky to make a headway finds it difficult to assist others to climb. The focus is to acquire more while others see you as god or messiah that they can collect crumbs from. According to Rick Ross, success is measured by how many people you bless. If you no help anybody to the top today while you are up there, tomorrow might have you seeing tables turning. Famous Igbo artistes, abeg make una dey help the upcoming artistes for SouthEast. There is no award for selfishness. |
This election should come and go, pls. |
See the funny moment a Nigerian woman scaled Access Bank's gate into the bank as shared by Nev Harrison on Facebook. The crowd kept cheering her. Lol. We go survive. https://www.facebook.com/1524896780/posts/pfbid031BhPnFnKjCRWVzpCtmZjipyPTmLVVuzZN7AyFSb2fn4dDPFkTgxFBEK9Fb2zWHE6l/?app=fbl |
Moh247:Well, most private schools I have seen have this issue. Even the ones that are fairly big. |
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Wiseandtrue:Lol. You're funny. |
I have noticed that in Nigeria, most private school owners frown at their teachers (employees) parking their cars within the school premises, even if the school compound has excess space. If you visit most private schools in Nigeria, you'll notice that only the school owner car or cars belonging to his or her family members are parked in the school premises. Teachers park their cars outside the school compound. Why is it like this? Please share your views let's discuss.
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Intensive and extensive lectures ongoing. |
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Ferrytech:You nor serious ![]() |
If I am driving and there is a thunderstorm, I dey carefully park my car for safe place till the storm go down. Life nor get duplicate.
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At about 6pm yesterday, Saturday June 4th, a woman narrowly escaped death in G.R.A., Enugu, close to the trade fair centre. The woman was said to be returning from Ituku-Ozzara when the accident occurred. There was heavy storm in Enugu yesterday evening. The heavy thunderstorm made her lose control. Her car skidded from the road into a deep ditch. The car was badly damaged but we thank the Creator that she wasn't hurt. See photos below
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Lifewasgood:Enugu |
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More input guys. |
Mood11:Thanks for the contribution. |
thesicilian:Lol @ lean budget. Thanks |
Advice from experienced folks needed. |
I have a friend who is not a member of this forum. He's been seeking advice from circle of friends as to which business to invest in as a new year is about to start. His budget is 600k. Below are the choices: 1. Music production studio 2. Autorevamp shop (panel beating and spraying) 3. Driving school 4. Pig farming He has skill in the first and second businesses above. Which do you think would be more lucrative and fulfilling? Thanks as we expect good advice from brothers and sisters here. Pls mods, help move to front page. |
As you enter 2022, guys evaluate yourself critically and see if there is an unnecessary baggage you are carrying into the new year. Check the following: 1) If you have been sending her airtime for her to call you, my brother drop am. Your mumu dor reach the peak. Na unnecessary baggage she be. You don't need a girl who is so broke that she can't even afford N100 to recharge her phone to call you. 2) If she is always having urgent problems to solve with 2k, na broke babe be that. The worse is that this type of girls mostly have nothing to offer you. You don't need such broke girls around you. It is contagious. Don't be infected. 3) If she is using marriage to blackmail you emotionally in order to get you to invest hugely in her projects such as schooling, etc, my brother think twice. She is broke. A woman who is looking up to be married must have something tangible doing, no matter how small. Marriage nor be beans and plantain matter. Don't end up training another man's wife. Most of these broke girls do hook-ups but you may never know if you are not smart. If you knew, you would probably have them on contract basis (with terms and conditions) and spare yourself unnecessary wahala. Shine your eyes as you enter 2022! |
RIP son |
A reputable nursery and primary school in Enugu is recruiting teachers to fill vacant positions in both nursery and primary sections. Qualifications: B.Ed/N.C.E in relevant disciplines Send CV to: kelvin.ukachukwu.nwosu@gmail.com |
dederocs:Be sensible. Not everything you joke with. |
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