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Never trust dem
..all dese gals na dem go first fall ur hand

Street highly celebrated singer Suruche is out with a new jam titled “Biza Biza”
Suruche aka Obawerey the king of madness Africa 1, Africa’s multitalented madman is back again with another massive hit banger after his song with legendary TERRY G and his previous single “KAMALO” trended massively across all platforms.


The multitalented superstar has given us another hit and street motivational banger OFFICIAL SONG and VIDEO titled “Biza Biza“, you all should jam it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdUzEuuGIHw

Savedday2:
Stay away from 9ja girls. You said no!

Now the result is clear!

Note this:
All 9ja girls are Olosho. Some do it codedly why others do it openly.

If you most chop any 9ja girl, use a very thick condom

i am now getting wiser about them , they have noting to offer than their expired possays

Na real slowpoke be portable o and he get issues


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEduM0J5BAY

this guy is a problem lol...at d even that day

MORE THAT HAPPENED ON DAT DAY


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEduM0J5BAY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-kiMDZ1wJM

After Bagging the Artist of the Year award at the just concluded Golden Stars Award which was held in Oniru V,I Lagos, Nigerian singer Portable, caused chaos in the event center which made a complete stir around the neighborhood, Causing Wahala Wahala everywhere he goes

The 'Zazoo Zeh' crooner was about to leave the event center when he threw out so many bundles of cash and that made a lot of fans waiting for him at the gate of the event center trying to mod him and that could have gotten him to be attacked and robbed by the crazy crowd outside.

However he was rescued by the M.C. of the event back to the hall where he was even showing no remorse as he enjoyed the fun he caused outside, Portable was heard saying he wants to go and throw more money outside, they should take him outside.

Later he went outside and luckily found his way into his car and zoom off the venue.

Poverty has caused so many people to decide to stay sin gle because the rate many naija gals de do runs now ..no sane young guy go fit end up with many of them no matter how they pretend their character will surface

She is still making her moulah ...de there de worry about her...she no send u self

i was there yesterday , you guys should wait for my own videos of what portable did at d event yesterday very funny ...dropping it tommrrow exclusive


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PvZa7cIWAc

while some eediot with two hand and legs and eyes are lazy begging for money online some doing olosho

“Emefiele who is currently cooling his feet in the cell of the DSS is the reason why the EFCC chairman has been detained overnight. Emefiele who is cooperating with the DSS claimed that Bawa was the one who raised a memo to former President Muhammadu Buhari, asking that the Naira should be redesigned to stem money laundering during the 2023 election,” a top source revealed.

“Bawa confronted him that he (Emefiele) and the former Attorney-General of the Federation, Malami were the ones that came to him to raise the memo because they suspected Tinubu had warehouses stuffed with naira notes,” the source added.

so sad maybe she chop one bad cultist money

Good for him, the rate tribalism have destroyed many youth of today nigeria is terrible

Pathethic , see d mumu way wan keel a whole tribe ......someone wey no fit do business survive

Agoro baba omo wat must have killed him maybe the growth issue

Na Fulani people dem just de appoint as efcc

dealslip:
So many things were wrong from the onset.

The first time I heard that some security guards were sacked because they danced on duty, as an employer I felt the action was justified. How do you dance on a duty that required alertness and focus? But due to sentiments and victim mentality, many people castigated Chicken Republic and called them all sort of unprintable names. The OPM guy also jumped on the clout, justifying the silly attitude of the boys, as a MOG, he ought to have chastised them but he made it look like they were victimized and rewarded their irresponsible actions. He is now the newest victim of the boys, they have brought negative attention to him, to the point of him so provoked, he is laying curses on them. He didn't tell them the truth about their bad work ethics, those boys became privileged and thought their actions were right. They feel they have attained star status and would not want to return home even when the man said he could not afford their upkeep in Cyprus anymore. Since they have become stars, let their fans donate money for their upkeep. The lesson here is, never justify bad behavior, it's a monster that comes back to bite the enabler.

Truly very correct , that OPM pastor is a clout chaser , he is misguided , he should have not given them scholarship abroad , but in nigeria here....if he want to help

He is the biggest fault here ...i dont blame the boys anymore , He wanted to use d guys to catch fame for his ministry and he dumped them in a foreign land which is cold , omo oga OPM either bring dem back or u fufil your promises

Funny o IG wey de arrest people now it his turn

ogunijebu18:
Half your posts are the same. Don't know what you planned to gain posting rubbish.

Mumu ......small pikin wey sense never de him brain only to bring tribal bash on faceless forum

If they keep advising you guys to stop , you will be playing reverse psycology and playing victim when the shit hit d fan

Mrfeel:
So far you are the first to mention tribe on this thread , clean yourself from tribal hate

I am telling you , am fed up with these new generation , the way they hide on foruma to post their hate for their fellow countrymen its becoming sometin Seun should look into

I hate tribalism , am not raised to hate another person tribe

But today all we see here is hate on tribes so sad ...they dont know what they are doing to themselves

ogunijebu18:
Another thread for igbo tribalists to masturbate on. They have flooded the TL lately with their rubbissh.

Seems ur brain is all about tribe ,,,comon what is wring wit u guys of this generation

Mikel young o

Promisebello:
By experience can you say handwork pays better than white collar jobs?
Share your thoughts


For me I'm an Air Conditioner Technician.
And it pays really good.

Dem no de take salary work build house o , its personal hustle na de bring mega money

Former Nigerian and professional footballer John Mikel Obi who played as a defensive midfielder, for Chelsea FC, from 2006–2017 and other international football teams during his active carrier made a statement in Lagos Nigerian concerning the Champions League Final which took place last Saturday at the Annual Goal fest event which is a sport and entertainment yearly held event in Lagos Nigeria.

During his interview on stage with Ace sport Journalist Mozez Praiz and Former Super Eagle star Victor Ikpeba, Mikel rooted for Manchester city to win the Champions league with a scoreline of 2 -1 in favor of Manchester City, and it came to pass and his prediction was correct about who took home the trophy but not the correct score.

However, John Mikel Obi has won four FA Cup titles to go with his two Premier League wins and also claimed the UEFA Champions League in 2011/12 and the UEFA Europa League the following year.

what is your opinion concerning Mikels choice that came to be correct, does he have an eye and love for Manchester City their former rivals football club, which gave his team Chelsea a lot of heat way back?


WATCH VIDEO HERE



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10xdOgJ0-VI

LagosFirstSon:
The Igbo boy has done excellently well

wetin de bring tribalism talk here what is wrong with you guys....why are you guys always tribalistic.....shame...joeboy is not igbo but yoruba....and again pls am neither igbo nor yoruba,.,

dvkot:
for you to ask this question means you know nothing about bitcoin and you should quit

Wtf , i know notin about bitcoin why say such , sey na only btc be crypto? Usdt de there and d rest

So what will happed to the binance app i have on my fone and every other nigerians

I said it never buy anything for any naija gals they are ingrates

ChatGPT don spoil work for una

The Nigerian entertainment industry is known for its vibrant and talented celebrities who captivate audiences with their immense talent and charm. Unfortunately, this year has witnessed the untimely departure of several beloved Nigerian celebrities, leaving a void that can never be filled. In this article, we pay tribute to these remarkable individuals, celebrating their achievements and the legacies they have left behind.

These are the list of Nollywood celebrities who have passed away this year 2023

* SUNDAY AKINOLA
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The death of veteran Yoruba nollywood actor Sunday Akinola aka Baba Feyikogbon was announced on Monday, January 9.

For several years before his death, the 80-year-old struggled with renal failure, hypertension and memory loss.

• PEACE ANYIAM-OSIGWE:
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She was a renowned filmmaker, founder of the Africa Movie Academy Awards (A.M.A.A) and former president of the Association of Movie Producers (AMP). She died on January 9 after a brief illness. She was 52 years old. She was a recipient of the Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) award.

• MURPHY AFOLABI:
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He was a Nollywood actor, producer and director who died on May 14 at the age of 49. He reportedly slumped in his bathroom and was buried the next day in his uncompleted house in Ekorodu, Lagos state. He had been sick for a while before his death. He featured in movies like ORmo Ghetto, ORmo Ekun, ORmo Mushin, and ORmo Alhaja.

* Femi Ogunrombi
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Femi Ogunrombi, the actor and music instructor who played Papa Ajasco in the WAP TV comedy series Papa Ajasco and Company, died on Saturday, January 14.
He was an accomplished multi-instrumentalist, composer, music and video director, and voice coach. During Abiodun Ayoyinka’s absence from Papa Ajasco & Company, Ogunrombi filled in as Papa Ajasco.



• CHIKEZIE UWAZIE:
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a beloved Nollywood actor known for his memorable performances, tragically passed away in a faraway land—America. Uwazie’s demise sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, leaving fans and fellow actors grieving the loss of a talented individual. The specifics surrounding his death have not been revealed, adding to the mystery and sorrow surrounding his untimely departure.
The news of the actor’s passing spread rapidly, prompting an outpouring of condolences and tributes from friends, colleagues, and fans alike. Uwazie’s untimely demise serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the profound impact he had on the Nigerian film industry, leaving behind a void that will be difficult to fill.

• MUKAILA ADEDIGBA
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Nollywood was thrown into mourning on the morning of Saturday, May 13, 2023, after the announcement of the demise of veteran Yoruba actor, Mukaila Adedigba, aka Sikiru Adeshina.

Famous Nollywood actor and movie director, Kunle Iyiola Afod, who announced his death via his Instagram page, said the legendary thespian died in the early hours of the day.


• SAINT OBI:
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He was a popular Nollywood actor, film producer, and director who died on May 7th 2023 at the age of 57. He reportedly suffered from a protracted illness and relocated to Jos for treatment. He was known for his roles in movies like Candle Light, Sakobi, Goodbye Tomorrow, and Heart of Gold.

IN CONCLUSION:
As we bid farewell to these talented Nigerian celebrities, it is important to celebrate the legacies they have left behind. Their contributions to the entertainment industry have touched the lives of millions, inspiring and entertaining generations to come. While their physical presence may be gone, their memories and achievements will forever be etched in our hearts. Let us remember these extraordinary individuals for their remarkable talent, unwavering passion, and the joy they brought into our lives. May they rest in eternal peace.


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datola:
Please ban the rubish okirika. It is our major economy sabotage.

Those illiterates commenting up who want to look like oyinbo do not know it's because of the toxic okirikas that textile industry collapsed in Nigeria.

Textile industry used to be the largest employer of labour in Nigeria. Millions of jobs have been lost because of trade liberalization agenda that allow all rubish from other countries to be dumbed into Nigeria.

If we produce and sew almost all we wear here we would enjoy these benefits among others:

1. Millions of jobs lost will be recreated

2. Most youth will be gainfully employed and thus reduce crime especially insurgency in the North

3. Naira will gain strength

4. Health hazard as a result of wearing toxic clothese will be averted.

5, Nigerian fashion brands will grow

Hope those who want to eat their tomorrow today will understand.

So you .wan we should only wear naija made clothes , agbada from morning till night haba .... , if texiles want to grow it will , Nigerians are bad managers , its not okirika that made our texiles fall off , its our bad management attitudes.

We cant manage things and our economy over the past 40 years is a sham

RedboneSmith:
There are three recognisable phases in the history of the Nsukka people before colonialism.

Phase 1: The Autochtonous Period:
The earliest Nsukka groups do not have any history of coming from anywhere. They claim that they sprouted from the ground. When Professor Isichei was doing fieldwork in Nsukka zone in the 1970s she was told by the elders that Nsukka came from nowhere and has always been where they were. Archaeological evidence is in support of the traditons that the Nsukka groups have been where they are for a very long time. Dr Hartle found potsherds in Nsukka that were radiocarbon-dated to around 2555BC. The style of the pottery was very similar to pots used in Nsukka till date, which suggests that it is the same ethnocultural group that has been inhabiting the region since at least 2555 BC. There is enough evidence to show that Nsukka people had settled their region before the expansion of Igala and even Nri activities into the area.

Phase 2: The Nri Period:
The first outsiders to extend their influence into the Nsukka area were the Nri, from the south. Traditions of Nri origins are still rife in the area, and refer to the time when Nri priests began to sojourn in the area, establishing shrines and instituting title societies. It was in this period that certain priestly families such as the priests of Ezoguda either came from Nri or began to claim Nri origin.

Phase 3: The Igala Period:
This is only the latest phase of Nsukka history, and only dates to the 17th century at the earliest. As can be seen Nsukka had already passed through two long periods of their history before Igala influence became important in the region. The Igala brought down horses, the red fez hat, some type of beads and some type of robes all of which were highly valued by the Nsukka elite. The Igala royalty contolrolled the movement of this valued items, and sometimes the Nsukka elite even had to travel to Idah to obtain these items. In this way a strong connection was built with Idah. Some of the claims to have emigrated from Idah which is encountered among some Nsukka lineages only refer to these connections. But there were also actual Igala migrants into Nsukka, especially of men who brought in specialised skills like dyeing of clothes. The big traders from Igalaland also settled retainers among the Nsukka to facilitate trade, and some of these retainers ended up settling permanently and intermarrying with the locals. Diewa was one of such Igala settlers who settled in the town of Akụ and married native Akụ women and came to identify with Akụ people. I should note that the Achadu-Attah who was the Igala prime minister had the most extensive trade interests in the Nsukka area, and it was due to his connections/relations with the Nsukka that some Nsukka towns came to attach "Achadu-Attah" to their names.

There is no evidence of actual conquest and rule of the Nsukka by the Igala, even though this is widely claimed on Igala websites. The relations were largely that of trade and cultural influence. There was however also a military aspect to the relations between the Igala and the Nsukka, characterised by the activities of Onoja Oboni. Onoja was a rogue Igala prince who set up his headquarters at Ogurugu from where he harrassed many communities in Nsukka area for slaves. But Onoja was not interested in conquests but in slaves, so his wars never led to actual conquest and rule.

In sum, Nsukka were a distinct group of people long before c. 17th century when Igala influence in many forms became a big factor in shaping the development of their history.

You tried ....this is what i want to be hearing ...when we tell some Northern igbos that they originate from igala land they argue ...and also some igalas and idomas of today have igbo blood (just some few communities pls , it can never be all ) , it goes both ways between igalas idomas and northern igbos

Igalas speaking communities till today is is nzam in anambra west LGA , anambra , iga and ogurugu in enugu , ebu in delta, ilusshi in edo state all communities share the river niger that leads to idah in present day kogi state

Like i tell people Benin Igbos igalas yorubas are one of the oldest tribe in Africa

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar


I don't need to read all those things you put up there



All I know is that they originate from the Binis


You are just a kid son

You are really poor in history which benin
.ikwere migrate from .....wtf this is the lamest imagination i have ever heard

Ikwere at a certain time lived with Benin people in the ancient days does not mean they migrated originally from benin , till they moved to their present location today , they are a clan of igbo race simple and short .....learn history and migration pattern una no go ever listen..na politics una de take judge history

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