She owes you no apology. It's her past. If you want an angel, then move on but take this from me, a woman will tell you deep secrets and stuff because she treasures you. If you can't accept her because of what makes her past, you very well don't deserve her.
Gburugburu spends time eating Akpu at functions and when Fulani herdsmen invades his state, he'll call for three days fasting and prayer, with his wife as the anchor.
The Ugwuanyis rode on the many good works of Sullivan Chime. Without doubt, they would have been presented as the scam that they are.
Sadly, he has more praise singers than people who'll tell him the truth. The same applies to others across the federation. There is a major problem with the Nigerian mindset.
Lanrelagboi: SYNOPSIS Set in fifteenth-century West Africa, Malika: Warrior Queen follows the exploits of Queen and military commander, Malika, who struggles to keep the peace in her ever-expanding empire. Growing up as a prodigy, Malika inherited the crown from her father in the most unusual of circumstances, splitting the Kingdom of Azzaz in half. After years of civil war, Malika was able to unite all of Azzaz, expanding it into one of the largest empires in all of West Africa.
But expansion would not come without its costs. Enemies begin to rise within her council, and Azzaz grabbed the attention of the most feared superpower the world has ever known: the Ming Dynasty. As Malika fights to win the clandestine civil war within the walls of her empire, she must now turn her attention to an indomitable and treacherous foe that plans to vanquish her entire people. From dragons to mythical relics, a feuding royal family and magical swords, the story of Malika: Warrior Queen stays true to the fantasy genre while adding something new by setting familiar concepts in an awe-inspiring African setting.
Credits: ACTORS Malika - Adesua Etomi-Wellington Chief Dogbari - Femi Branch King Bass/WindMaker - Deyemi Okanlowan General Ras - Sambasa Nzeribe Abdul - Blossom Chukwujekwu
CREW Written, Directed & Produced by Roye Okupe Executive Produced by Niyi Akinmolayan Animation by Anthill Studios Post-Production by YouNeek Studios Music by Femi "Fem D" Agunbiade Sound Design & Mixing by Aube Production (Patrick Ruane, Clement Ignace & Angel Ignace)
This is AMAZING! Biko, when is the next episode coming out?
dukeprince50: Op, don't be stupid, we the SS do not behave like SE or SW, no president has done to any region what Obasanjo did to Odi people in Bayelsa state but we forgive him and do not insult him, we still voted for him, Our own son and brother was defeated by APC but we moved on and right now the same APC is about to win Bayelsa state, unlike some set of people, we do not come online shouting marginalised, we do not call other tribes Fla.tino, AFO.nja and all sort of names, intact we are so forgiving and accomodating that when Goodluck was defeated, he called Buhari and congratulated him, no other person has done that, our oil feed the entire country but we do not boast, we do not feel like we develop any region, pls do not carry SS in ur head and sell like garri, we have no interest in answering you. west is mostly Yoruba, East is mostly Igbo and north is mostly Hausa SS has the most number of tribes and languages but we still leave in peace and Harmony. everyone is welcome here, we treat ourselves equally, We have those with Igbo identity in Rivers State and delta state, if they tell you they are Igbo, then they are Igbo, we are not scared of our Identity, we just do not think one tribe is better than the other here. SS are not claiming Igbo's, they have rejected Biafra so many times. Most Igbo speaking part here has claimed to be Ikwerre , Ogba , Etche , Ekpeye , Ndoki, Ukwuani , Egbema, I have not seen any say they are Igbo's, Its always the Igbo's forcing Biafra on us, we openly rejected u during the Nigerian civil war. Pls do no bring internet war between SS as a whole and SE, just fight ur SW, they are already giving u more than u can chew, Stop looking for SS thinking they are easy opponents, Telling us that we are scared of saying who we are is an insult to the entire SS region, be guided pls
Vyolet: There's this question i have been meaning to ask, just to sample the opinion of a few people, mostly men.
Men, how do you feel when your wife tells you that another man hits on her at her work place or at a random place like parties, eatery, mall or just anywhere she visits.
As we know that Marriage is a sacred one filled with lots of compromises, and due to that fact, each party just get extra careful of their actions or utterances as you just may never know what will hurt your partner.
Anyone can hit on anyone and it is only natural. Should either partner tell the other, then it can only mean they are very close to the point where they share those kind of stuff.
My lady share these stuff on a regular basis; attentions and some supposed matchmaking and it doesn't bug either of us. I have noticed that she becomes uncomfortable when she doesn't even share them because we have worked our relationship to a level where we share whatever without attaching unnecessary headaches and interpretations to them.
And how does it make me feel? Superfly, if you ask me.
Ishilove: My dear we are many. Even my pal Sanchez01 ia worse than I am
I am a pure arts student and no one in my family is good with calculations. It's like a generational deficiency. The Pen runs in our blood, but not the Calculator.
You're must be pretty good to have gotten a credit without external epp, because I not for my God and Richie, I for get F10 sef. After WASCCE i said goodbye to maths forever. I just can't deal abeg.
Simple calculations are not simple to some of us
I spent four years writing GCE and WAEC simultaneously just so I could pass Mathematics. There were times I silently cursed whoever founded Mathematics and the clowns who thought to incorporate it into our curriculum
No shame o, I still have my phone on calculator mode when I make purchases away from malls/stores.
It is so bad these days that I develop instant migraine headaches the moment I see Mathematics signs/symbols. Mi o le wa ku
To think he was even the one initiating and begging for attention lol.
Sweets, who's the guy please?
@Maynation, I'll only say this one time and expect that you catch it just like other sane ladies on the forum. What played out has been playing out on this forum for years. I understand some of you guys think it is okay to meet people on here, especially the opposite sex but then, there are those whose lives revolve around lies and deceit. He clearly wanted you and wanted to use you.
Unfortunately, he was so good to predict you'd offer him a sanctuary in your apartment. He could have messed your life, either by using using date rape drugs/sedation or implicated you in something you know nothing of.
You clearly risked your life for a total stranger just because you wanted to be good.
Wuzyurdaddy: Someone explain to me how these production companies make their cheese when their material is shown for free YouTube.
We've been arguing this matter for some minutes now
The movies are sold to those Nigerian-web-based film websites who then provide them on demand to their subscribers. The ones you see on YouTube aren't really fresh.
Here's how it works; say Ìrókò buys a movie... Ìrókò puts it on its site as premium and only paid subscribers on its website can stream the movie. After a while, Ìrókò takes the same and uploads on YouTube, on ÀpátaTV (Ìrókò on YouTube) for free viewership.
Upon viewing, it counts as extra money for Ìrókò and everyone is happy.
chidi1: My brother no matter what you do, you can't cheat nature. Nigerian players brought up in foreign countries do not have this problem since birth records are well documented. I sincerely believe the introduction of MRI to youth football has really saved Nigerian football. Back to the examples you listed, Osaze Odemwingie is the only Nigerian player, raised in Nigeria, that played football with his real age. That also reflected in his game during the waning part of his career, as he started aging. Nigerian footballers do not last more than 7 years as you stated because they are age cheats. Prior to MRI, oshimhen, Ihenacho, chukwueze would have been playing under 17 football now ( and would probably look the age!!!). We have to concentrate on more long term benefits than being seduced by immediate gains of shortcuts.
Hmm, I really do understand your view and it's the sacred fact, lots of Nigerian talents have fade away like tears in the rain..
You see youth football in Nigeria has produced a conveyance belt of talents that helped the country reach dizzying heights
From winning the FIFA U-17 World Cup a record five times to winning the gold at the 1996 Olympics and the Africa Cup of Nations on three occasions, Nigeria have always been the envy of many African nations and beyond when it comes to talent..
And you know the reason why ? The crazy zeal, and hunger-driven passion to make it to Europe to seal a lucrative deal and secure their future.
Just as they shone through the bright shiny lights of paparazzi same as they dim off like slowly and forgotten. This comes with a lots of factors AGE FALSIFICATION, INDISCIPLINE, GREED, and other factors worth mentioning..
But reverse is the case when you have players who are born in Europe and grows through academy ranks. OSAZE is a good example, he played and bowed out at the right time..
Iwobi is following same steps, same as NDIDI who is stepping up his game week in week out.
We have raw talents who can makes MESSI and Ronaldo go jealous but the a 35-year old man who has bore 3 kids will still participate in U17 World Cup and he will use his strength + HUNGERIZED -ZEAL to bully the innocent kids and rise up as a rising Star and we start the hypocritical hyping and alas he will fade off in 3 years when his bone are calling shots for retirement..
Plus, it doesn't just applies to Nigeria alone, where are the likes of Freddy Adu, Pato, Owusu Abieye, Giovanni dos Santos, Adam Johnson, et all.
Like Pele once said : Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do.
He's good but he plays in a farmer's league. Plus, the clip shows a dummy opposition; like one sent out to make him look good.
I am ALWAYS skeptical when Nigerian soccer players are hyped, regardless of where they are grown. It tends to fade pretty fast as they most likely cave in in the face of pressure.
1. Where is 'little Messi' Okoro today? 2. Nigerians ranted when Messi was awarded ahead of Mikel in the u20 world cup. Today, the results are there for all to see. 3. Where's Iheanacho today despite all the hype?
To be candid, I stopped being freak about Nigerian talents a long time ago. It is true they always come out brilliant but give them 7 years tops, and you'd see a different player, far from the previous.
Till tomorrow, the only Nigerian players I regard are Osaze Odemwingie, Obafemi Martins, a bit of Taye Taiwo, and Ahmed Musa. If you are not consistent and play at a certain level for a longer period, you are as good as being forgotten.
The world today does not remember Luiz Adriano despite his incredible power and talent.
slimfit1: Going to far on unnecessary wagons bad taste. I think it would be nice if someone come and pick him up with that when he is not feeling well. Why dont you make a mobile kiosk instead this is rubbish.
The idea of mobile kiosks make sense and the idea of a kèké ambulance isn't a bad idea. Sadly, no good private hospital will hug the idea.
The kèké will be quite good for FCMG companies, particularly their market developers. I doubt that ambulance can take first aid items and can comfortably take a stretcher.
The drunk of a governor should get to work and choose whether to restrict trailers or truck around Onitsha during the day or fix bad roads to prevent daily mishaps.
This is how to counter a political argument! You don't wail or shout or threaten to faint if power isn't handed to you. The North has been yapping nonsense a while because they believe they have the number and the SW is second best to them. The 20 million votes sounds like a bluff but will no doubt unsettle the North.
Scientific applications on political matters trump threat and noise.
tillaman: you didn’t get my point, I was saying they ought to suspend acamedic activities, academic activities should hold in such environment, talking about ass licking when we both know Japan shut down Some schools due to natural disasters
See, I get you but we cannot compare a flood that barely reaches the ankle to a typhoon or some other natural disasters.
Maybe because I grew up around a riverine area and cherished those flood way back but I honestly don't see any meaningful threat that flood would pose to those kids. Seeing its movement, I'm not in any way ruling out blocked drainages.
This is not in any way close to what affects Japan and the United States.
Branzy: South South is no Lagos with Mc olumo. Every man is a strong man. Kabaka is a tout who rose to limelight doing dirty jobs for politicians
He worked for Oshiomole and the same Obaseki, and even Buhari in Edo state. Obaseki found him useful at some point, so what changed that he wants to destroy the dude's business?
Obaseki should tread carefully. Mr constituted Authority did far more than these and today, he is nothing but a pawn on the chess board. Ambode tried the same and he is nothing but a pillar to post individual who is no longer relevant in the political sphere.
Our constitution should as a matter of fact recommend Robert Greene's '48 Laws of Power' to these burnt faces to digest and focus on serving the people.
tillaman: Yet we wonder why Trump and some world leaders look down on us and call us names, everyday it’s either tragic news on how people died due to bad road, fire, flooding and even stray bullet from our own law enforcers!! This year’s flooding seems to outrank every other flooding we have experienced in recent times, who knows what next year might bring, but during dry season instead of the government to prepare for the rain, all their goals rotates around physical and financial pleasures!!
The problem isn't the rain. There are certain things that are beyond any government. Flooding, typhoons, rain storms, earthquakes, etc. The America you diligently as5 lick isn't spared this very minute. Southern China is being ravaged by flood, the same as a part of New York, as read on New York times about an hour ago. Climate change is happening and no country is spared.
abimide2012: Urgent help for Odogunyan Junior Grammar School, Ikorodu, Lagos state.
Lagos State Government looks at the terrible situation at Odogunyan Junior Grammar School, Ikorodu, Lagos state
The whole of Lagos is flooded all thanks to the dam that was opened about a month ago, if not over. It is not only an Odongunyan headache nor the school's.
xaggar: I'm aware it's the Delta State Government Fire Service that actually came but what I'm saying is both "FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE" of Anambra & Delta State FAILED!
These are fire trucks acquired by Gov Obiano early last year
Will you please STFU and show Obiano this thread TF is wrong with you??
The driving distance between Asaba and Onitsha is about 32 minutes. What's the same with either of the two fire service centers in Onitsha? Would you tell me it is up to 30 minutes??
MERCHANDISER: Why are you trabalising the issue.What has lagos got to do with Anambra affairs
Tribalizing? I only politicized it and not tribalized. I don't do subtle tribalism. Point is, the Lagos lust and affairs of what does not concern most on the forum seems to be their primary concern. There are so many sobriquets I have been dying to see on this thread but they seem to have vanished into thin air.
Publish something on Lagos and Tinubu and see them convulse like the same is responsible for the ill-luck and underdevelopment of their states. If we hold OUR OWN responsible for mishaps, Obiano wouldn't have greatly thrived using propaganda.
xaggar: Federal fire service could work anywhere across the nation. Federal fire service in Delta State could be called upon to handle this as thiers is a federal job not just a state thing.
Problem is, they seem invisible. (No where to be found).
The writing on the truck reads 'Delta State Fire Service' (with the Delta state logo). This is a state affair and not a federal fire service. The Anambra state government is a failure, no mincing words.
Ezewuzie01: Asaba fire service always deploy to Onitsha whenever there is a fire outbreak. It has been their tradition right from the mbadinuju era. They see Onitsha as part of their mandate area, afterall a large number of Asaba residents earn their livelihood in Onitsha, so in a way, they are also protecting Asaba's economy.
So you think Delta fire service would deploy to Onitsha if Anambra had an active fire department? Just in case you think it is normal, it isn't.
It should normally be out of jurisdiction and a top level clearance would have been required in saner climes, save it is the situation of a city helping another in distress and rooms for protocols are not duly followed.
Ideally, fire service from another state should not be found putting out fire in another domain.
I hate to say this but this is what propaganda is capable of. You know full well that your government is ineffective but you never stopped assigning tasks to social media warriors to paint your government good and make it look like you're working when you aren't.
It is a huge shame of Obiano and Anambra state as a whole that a fire team from Delta state crossed the Niger bridge all the way from Asaba just so they could put out fire.
Ironically, media touts will forget this tomorrow and focus on the affairs of Lagos and states that don't have any effect of them. Such a let down!