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Music/RadioRe: Star Quest Winners 2009 - The Pulse by realborn(op): 12:35am On Apr 19, 2009
@ Tosin,
i concur bro. they kept my PULSE. lol
heard d gal freestyle rap nd rhymes once. sure she is gonna take batten frm Weird MC.
Music/RadioRe: Star Quest Winners 2009 - The Pulse by realborn(op): 12:33am On Apr 19, 2009
Star Quest 2009, started like every other usual TV/musical talent hunt with no enthusiasm for me.
I have never been an ardent fan of reality shows after the first two episodes of Gulder ultimate search. My disdain nd unbelief about the efficacy of such talent hunt shows was made stronger after listening to the album/cd of D'Accord band (guess 2003 winners) and i was not impressed despite the hype.

Thursday 9th April I was invited by a friend to the Star Quest house where I watched d bands play three songs each.
I was moved. I immediately grew a passion for four of d bands. The Pulse, Nu sound, Expression nd 100 degrees(didnt make it to the final 3).
One of the three songs perfomed on d aforementioned date is chosen for each band as their hit.

The move by STAR to further shoot a video each for the three final bands is a great one. Watching those videos few moments ago made me believe that the road to stardom starts from d mind. All three bands are good. Their stage performances too today was balistic. But worthy of mention is d winning band's performance of their alternative song "Redemption song". It kept d crowd wild, active and on their feet. It was obvious they wld dance away with d crown at the end of d day. Their hit track: I GO DEY CRY SOTE, has strong lyrical content well blended in rhymes evaluating d present dearth in our beloved country and also emphasising faith in the possibilities of a better future. Purely fantastic.

I deeply wish THE PULSE a successful year. I pray their career will blossom and the wisdom to deliver without relent as they have done at the fameland will not cease. Also I wish the other bands a lift in their endeavours. They were all great. Enough respect to the lead vocalist of the Expression band, his delivery of their hit track was very good.

All members of THE PULSE kindly accept my congratulations. Big ups to the male nd female lead and all instrumentalists.

THE PULSE -    99,000 votes
EXPRESSION - 15,000 votes
NU SOUND -    10,000 votes

The above figures are approximates and not the exact.

smiley wink cheesy grin

, I go dey pray sote, sote sote sote, sote sote sote, grin

STAR please put all the songs on CD pleaseeeeeeeeeeeee
Music/RadioStar Quest Winners 2009 - The Pulse by realborn(op): 12:08am On Apr 19, 2009
the pulse smiley :d :d :d kiss
PoliticsRe: When Did Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Become A Professor? by realborn(m): 10:11am On Apr 16, 2009
@tpia,
tanx ojare. smiley no mind udezue. tongue
was done years back wit fotoshop.
PoliticsRe: Ex-gov Turaki Involved In Accident, Very Good! by realborn(m): 11:52pm On Apr 15, 2009
arm bruises: President proposes Germany
skull fracture nko? na to invite all neurosurgeons in d world.
turaki, turai so much semblance. guess madam considered dat nd presided over oga.

d US is being applauded for the heroic rescue of an ordinary captain/sailor, naija leaders dey craze ova a madcow in babaringa tongue
i too love dis country wink

Turari, all yur ashawo's wish yu sfeedy recopery grin
PoliticsRe: Corruption: Efcc Removes Ibori From List Of Ex-governors On Trial by realborn(m): 11:43pm On Apr 15, 2009
hehehehehe, na today?
no b today yansh don dey 4 bk jare.
case of a naked king
i m just reminded of dat beautifully scripted piece of literature: Animal Farm grin
PoliticsRe: When Did Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Become A Professor? by realborn(m): 10:37pm On Apr 15, 2009
Dr. or Professorhuh?? huh
all join jare. wink
wetin mata pass na "WHO I BE" tongue

The title makes no difference anymore. She is at the peak of her elite career.
All arguments are certified correct until we summon her to our dearest Nairaland to confirm and clarify issues in person. smiley
Nairaland house of assembly over to you. pataki, bawolomo, richblack, tipia oya na, at least na era of summons we dey.hehehehe
Christianity EtcRe: Have You Praised Him Yet, Today? by realborn(m): 4:12pm On Mar 23, 2009
Daddy,
Words cannot quantify your immeasurable love for me.
You picked me up from the very low and set me up amongst princes.
Thank You for all.
Only your name needs to be praised.
Realborn
Music/RadioRe: 2face New Album by realborn(m): 5:13pm On Jan 16, 2009
@ Honeychic,
I concur
Music/RadioRe: 2face New Album by realborn(m): 2:49pm On Jan 16, 2009
Mr. Princedapo,
Your suspicion was absolutely right.
I was expecting something usual, local and kind of D banj type of music (If such is your conclusion)
I think that local brand as adjudged by you makes more sense and significance than your supposed international gobbled, twaddled, baloney, claptrap garbaged (con)fusion.
By His grace you shall live to see the growth of d so called local brands.
9ice sings in his mother's tongue and it shot him up (another example).
I definitely would not contest that Tuface is unstoppable. That is solely his problem not mine.
If he makes money or not/ produces hits or not, would not add money to my purse.
Criticsms are meant to strenghten an individual to improve.
You are entitled to your opinion bro.
As for me the album is wack. BORINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
Music/RadioRe: 2face New Album by realborn(m): 1:02pm On Jan 16, 2009
An addendum,
neva heard Rkelly sound so flat before.
d chaka & pliers track is beta.

D Banj still mai first choice.
As unexcited as i was wen i listened to Faze's nu album,
guess I prefer it to this noise.

Bought the album,
Listened to it.
Now don't kno where I dumped it.
I care less.
undecided
Music/RadioRe: 2face New Album by realborn(m): 12:56pm On Jan 16, 2009
Borinnnnnnng Album.
Monotonous.
Same rhythm.
Like someone said the cover jack has more appeal than the tracks.
PoliticsRe: Festus Keyamo Replies Omoyele Sowore by realborn(m): 12:37pm On Jan 16, 2009
In my candid opinion,
I do not think Keyamo should have replied the way he did.
D response was devoid of maturity.
Silence would have been the best answer instead of digging into the guy's secrets, medical and personal life.
Also the listing/publishing of his assets through same medium is vague.
Ribadu, Waziri, Keyamo, Sowore and the others (Lawyers) are all thieves.
May God help Nigeria
Car TalkRe: Road Trip Through Interesting Nigeria (with pictures)! by realborn(m): 2:35pm On Aug 25, 2008
@ EI,

Just an addendum to what others have said. Wow Wow Wow that is all I can say. Your family is lucky. Thank God for Journey mercies. Much more thanks for humbly sharing your experience with us. smiley
RomanceRe: How The Loss Of A Beloved Affects Your Love Life: My Own Experience by realborn(m): 3:20pm On Aug 21, 2008
To the loving memories of my dear friends:

Seyi Aweda (FGCE)- 199X

Anthonia Eke(Archi Ife) - 02/02/02

Tade (Archi Ife)

Otito (Archi Ife)

Jennifer (NYSC SOK BAtch A 06) - ADC Plane crash 06

Remi (Cousin) 04/07

Remi (Friend) 08/07

And other relations, neighbours and friends

We will meet again. Who are we to question God?
RomanceRe: Love Is Unfair: Why Don't Ugly Girls Get Love? by realborn(m): 12:23pm On Jul 04, 2008
@ Poster,
The definition of an ugly gal is one who lacks positive innate qualities and intrinsic values. Such a person would definately not get Love.

From observation i have seen many unattractive gals with lovable and exceptionally handsome men as husbands. My boss is an example, shhhhhhhhhhh, dont tell him o
EducationRe: Unilag vs OAU-Ife vs UI? by realborn(m): 12:16pm On Jul 04, 2008
My dream school had always been Unilag.
I sat for Jamb putting in my best to ensure i procure admission by satisfying all statutory, requisite requirement to study Architecture.
Fortunately my prayers were answered. But my name was not on the Unilag merit list. I was disturbed. I chose Ife as second choice but deep within me i hated the school with a passion. My cousin who at that time was a part 3 student, advised i check out Ife and with his help I should be offered admission. I refused and in its stead, i bought another Jamb form, started lessons again and sat for the exam.

Few weeks after the Jamb exam, i returned from church on that fateful sunday to meet an offer for provisional admission into OAU, Ife. I was overjoyed. At that time, i needed to be in any school. I had tasted a state university and i did not like the environment. Moreover, i was consoled by the fact that the Jamb i wrote few weeks back can still land me in Unilag if i pass.

I left for Great Ife the next day being a monday with N6,000 then. The admission letter was late by a week. Registration had commenced.The money was intended to be my return money back to the state school i struggled to enter. First contact, driving through the legendary school gate and the well landscaped grass and vegetation on Road 1 made my heart melt. It was different from the other schools I had visited. I alighted at the SUB building. I strolled through motion ground and tears welled up in my eyes. I felt the consequence of the near miss of being a student and a member of this paradise on hills(quoting an earlier poster). The buildings, all well planned with grandeur. Beautiful architecture and scenery. I wish i can fully express the joy and experience i had that first day. Living in Awo, 'my first and second years' was fun extraordinaire; likewise running after Moz gals.LOL grin

As students, our biggest complaints being the rigorous and strenous academic routine we were made to go through has paid off as employe today. The strike and delays made me thick. I make impacts wherever i step into. The likes of Deolu Akinyemi have proved the efficacy of the learning culture and the indirect deposit of talents, positive traits and attributes intrinsic inherent in graduates of OAU. More are to come. That does not mean that there are no bad eggs.

I thank God that i did not repeal my decision to attend OAU. I was tested by the devil to leave for Unilag after the result of the second Jamb i wrote was released and I was offered an admission on merit.

I will forever remain a Great. No regrets.

Greatest Ife.
Art, Graphics & VideoRe: The Best Graphic Artist: View by realborn(m): 4:52pm On May 09, 2008
@ Kemji
U have really improved in no small measure. dat ur nairaland wall pare is amazing and beautiful. Very mature to look at. Nice one
Nairaland GeneralRe: See Nice Pictures Here by realborn(m): 12:12pm On May 07, 2008
@ realborn hummm! make sure sey u marry thar gail o!
because that your poss na wa.
no do hit and run o! grin
[quote][/quote]Efosa, I don hear o. Hit and run ke? Afta how many years. cheesy

Dat booby picture no b small tin o grin
Nairaland GeneralRe: See Nice Pictures Here by realborn(m): 4:11pm On May 06, 2008
Sometime ago

Nairaland GeneralRe: Back After A Fatal Accident by realborn(m): 12:27pm On May 06, 2008
@poster,
deeply touched by your testimony.
It is truly His divine grace that spared your life which only translates to mean u will not die until u fulfill destiny and your purpose on earth.
I am thanking God on your behalf and i pray all Nairalanders will be spared from the shackles of death and all evil.
Welcome back.
Nairaland GeneralRe: See Nice Pictures Here by realborn(m): 3:15pm On Apr 24, 2008
kola oloye:
Put her down and let her carry you instead. cheesy cheesy cheesy
LOL
Bros dat tin wey u dey c for dia na real power oo, at least i pass, i carryam.
U fit carry ur own? Carryam make we c. cheesy grin tongue
Nairaland GeneralRe: See Nice Pictures Here by realborn(m): 2:21pm On Apr 24, 2008
people,
no be small tin ooo. Na y e good make man dey gym small. Na bad tin make ur wife too big, make u no fit carry am ooooo.
I dey warn dose pple wey dem wife heavy well well, abeg 'do not try dis at home' cheesy
Nairaland GeneralRe: See Nice Pictures Here by realborn(m): 12:48pm On Apr 24, 2008
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Nairaland GeneralRe: See Nice Pictures Here by realborn(m): 12:23pm On Apr 24, 2008
My Baby and I

Dating And Meet-up ZoneRe: Party For All Nairalanders? What Do You Think by realborn(m): 1:32pm On Apr 22, 2008
@ Poster,
You damn rite dat NL is due for an event/awards party.

Sometime early last year, i started a thread on this same topic. I was schocked that many believed it won't work. Most sighted reasons such as funds, venue, diversity in location of NL members, existing feuds amongst some NL members and the pedigree of our host (Mr. Seun, not sociable) have been identified as barriers to the possibility of organising a party.

Irrespective of the obvious, I am thinking of taking it up on myself to organise a party for as many members that are interested at a highbrow venue in Ikoyi or VI. I will pre book the floor with my money prior to a determined date (which would be agreed upon and conveyed to all through the forum) based on the level of participation and interest i receive. Then an access charge of N2000 per person will be charged before entry into the venue.

If expected level of participation is high, comedians and few other artistes can be invited in as much as I am sure that i will recoup whatever i have spent.

I have been partially active in time past in events packaging and handling, thus i see no paucity in carrying this out effectively.

Awards can be postponed for another more organised party. It is going to be more of an introductory party, the truth is everyone cannot come thus during the party, pictures and gists would be flickered through the site medium.

The party is going to go beyond the literary meaning. It would start a new network of new professionals. It is not poised towards sharing condoms and sex intentions has some have indicated and believed.

Need your opinions.

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