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Crime › Re: Spouse In Bed With Your Child by Seun(mod): 5:28pm On Sep 25, 2006
The burden of proof is on you. Do your research before coming here to make scandalous claims about my country!
Family › Re: Parents: Is It Time To Spare The Rod? by Seun(mod): 5:16pm On Sep 25, 2006
Thanks for sharing your traumatic experiences. Try your best not to do the same to your children.
Events › Re: Please Announce Your Birthday Here: by Seun(mod): 5:14pm On Sep 25, 2006
July
Literature › Re: Story: A Precious Moment In Time by Seun(mod): 5:00pm On Sep 25, 2006
Sorry. I was curious, but I think I have to withdraw the question!
TV/Movies › Re: Sitcom Vs Soap Opera Vs TV Drama? by Seun(mod): 4:43pm On Sep 25, 2006
Wow, it seems as if our opinions are unanimous. Anyone producing a TV show would know what to do. Thanks!
Literature › Re: Story: A Precious Moment In Time by Seun(mod): 4:20pm On Sep 25, 2006
Have you been involved in such relationships?
Literature › Re: The Twist Of Fate by Seun(mod): 4:07pm On Sep 25, 2006
Sad stories like this are not my cup of tea, but most Nigerians like them so much!!
Literature › Re: The Spirit (A Short Religious Story) by Seun(mod): 4:03pm On Sep 25, 2006
Why would an "evil" spirit protect Chima in order for him to rule when it can just possess someone else after Chima's death? Is Chima's body the only one available for him to possess? We need to apply reason to our spirituality!
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Literature › Re: Story: The Kalakala Khronikles by Seun(mod): 3:46pm On Sep 25, 2006
Gramatically, it might be perfect, but I feel it's not very Nigerian, and I haven't been hooked by the story.
TV/Movies › Sitcom Vs Soap Opera Vs TV Drama? by Seun(mod): 3:39pm On Sep 25, 2006
A sitcom is usually 22 to 30 minutes long. The stories are divided into episodes that contain one or two major stories that are started and concluded within those 20-something minutes. Every 3 sentences of so, there's a joke that audiences are supposed to respond to by laughing. Laugh tracks are added so people can know when to laugh. The problem I have with this format is that I don't see how one can add one or two stories into a 22 minute show without them being unrealistic. Plus the fact that every character has a ridiculous side - there are no heroes in sitcoms!

A soap opera - which usually runs weekly and lasts for an hour - has an ongoing, complex plot that emphasizes relationships and ends in a cliffhanger each week. If you miss one episode you won't be able to enjoy the ones afer that, so you have to invest a lot of your time in a soap to enjoy it at all. I think a soap opera needs to be like the hottest thing on TV or else it will gradually lose viewers over time.

A plain TV drama also lasts about an hour and may have lots of action or lots of pure drama, but unlike the soap opera each episode tends to stand alone. I like it because the one hour you have gives you more time to tell a complete story. Also, you don't have to tell a joke through your script every 20 seconds. However, I wonder if it'll be hard to get a network to dedicate one hour to a new TV show.

So, if you are a TV producer trying to produce the next big Nigerian TV dramatic show, which forma would you choose? Would you create a 30 minute sitcom, a 1 hour soap opera or a plain episodic tv drama?
Business › Re: Dream Of Running A Broadcasting (Television) Station by Seun(mod): 1:12pm On Sep 25, 2006
kokoletz, can you give us a breakdown of the various costs involved in running a TV station based on your audit?
Business › Re: Starting A Cooking Gas (LPG) Distribution Business by Seun(mod): 1:02pm On Sep 25, 2006
Gas is more economical than Kerosine, and we now have gas cookers that are almost as cheap as kerosine stoves. Tha should be enough o convince them. Isn't it ironic that poor people use more expensive stoves?
Business › Re: Cassava Export Business: How To Begin? by Seun(mod): 12:58pm On Sep 25, 2006
In that case there's nothing to complain about. You can help the farmers to sell their products and earn a healthy commission in the process. Just use www.alibaba.com. You have no need for the government's help!!
Literature › Re: Story Of Mary, The Great Girl by Seun(mod): 12:46pm On Sep 25, 2006
I have sent you yet another email on this story. Hope you got it?
Jokes Etc › Re: Why Is It So Hard To Get A Job In Nigeria. by Seun(mod): 12:01pm On Sep 25, 2006
Thanks for sharing!
Nairaland General › Re: Ever Being Banned? Share Your Experience by Seun(mod): 12:43am On Sep 25, 2006
If you want free speech, start your own website. I have the freedom to enforce "arbitrary" rules on mine.
TV/Movies › Re: Who Wants To Work In Nollywood? by Seun(mod): 12:41am On Sep 25, 2006
I want to work in Nollywood.  I want to learn how much it costs to produce a film and how one starts.
Literature › Re: Story: A Precious Moment In Time by Seun(mod): 10:47pm On Sep 24, 2006
Why do you like stories of old men and teenagers in "love" (i.e. sex)?
Education › Re: Living In/On Victoria Island by Seun(mod): 9:20pm On Sep 24, 2006
I'm not convinced. Victoria Island is a place name like Nairaland.

"I live on Victoria's island" would be correct.
"I live on the beautiful Island" would also be correct.
"I live on Victoria Island" is not.

Victoria Island in is used the same way as "Lagos" or "Abeokuta", so Orikinla is wrong. A place named Victoria Island might not even be an island.
Nairaland General › Re: Africa Postcard/Postvideo On Youtube by Seun(mod): 7:27pm On Sep 24, 2006
Well done!
Literature › Re: Story Of Mary, The Great Girl by Seun(mod): 3:53pm On Sep 24, 2006
I like the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of photocomics but I can't make money from it.

Drama and TV production would probably make money, but I'm a complete newbie in those areas!!
Education › Re: Affirmative Action by Seun(mod): 3:30pm On Sep 24, 2006
Private schools have the right to admit whoever they want to admit if the person is willing to pay.
Health › Re: Killer Fanta ? by Seun(mod): 3:27pm On Sep 24, 2006
Any reason why you have declined to post the photo?
Rap Battles › Re: Greatest Rapper On Nairaland Volume Two(group Tournament) by Seun(mod): 3:26pm On Sep 24, 2006
Was there any winner the last time?
Crime › Re: Please Can Someone Solve This Puzzle For Me by Seun(mod): 2:28pm On Sep 24, 2006
She has access to the net, and she's kept blindfolded? THis story smells.

Also, she doesn't know how to contact the US police online? Ok, here's what you should do. Ask her to give you her address and her name and her brother's name and contact the FBI on her behalf: www.fbi.gov tips.fbi.gov

If this story is true, then the girl is not very smart. However, you can show her how to contact the US police. If this is true, then you need to contact the FBI with all you know about her before she disappears. Hurry up.
Career › Re: Should I Leave My Job Of 50k And Proceed To Fulltime School Or Do I Go Part Time by Seun(mod): 2:25pm On Sep 24, 2006
Yeah, part time earning is better. No need to throw away your job.
Christianity Etc › Re: What Is The True Focus Of Your Religion? by Seun(mod): 1:48pm On Sep 24, 2006
If Christianity isn't political, why are Christian in Nigeria trying to make homosexuality a felony? Why are Christian politicians in America and Nigeria opposed to the legalization of abortion? Religion and politics are partners in crime.
Politics › Re: Jailed For Drinking In Minna by Seun(mod): 11:38am On Sep 24, 2006
This person was not jailed for drinking. He was jailed for being caught! cheesy
Christianity Etc › Re: What Is The True Focus Of Your Religion? by Seun(mod): 10:42am On Sep 24, 2006
Focus of all religions: World domination. Self-perpetuation. Growth of membership.
Crime › Re: I Won N50,000 From Globacom/chevron-texaco Bonanza by Seun(mod): 10:21am On Sep 24, 2006
A crime has been committed. It is called fraud.

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