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It will take 12 yrs before a northerner smell aso rock....they are wasting their time..

pDude: My guy!!!

This life wey don dey tire person sef, so you sef wan prolong your stay

Abeg you nor wan go heaven again.

some people funny die

nnenna.1:
Eek! At Thandie's Nigerian accent

what do you mean by Nigerian accent

ORANGE PRICE WINNING NOVEL CHIAMANDA ADICHIE


Timed to coincide with the forthcoming release of "Americanah," the third novel from heavy-hitting Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the first look at the adaptation of her prize-winning second novel "Half of a Yellow Sun" has arrived, and a handsome fellow it is too.

Featuring Thandie Newton and a bearded and dreamy-as-ever Chiwetel Ejiofor, the story follows a couple whose romance takes place against the background of the Nigeria-Biafra conflict. It's directed by first-timer Biyi Bandele, who may not have directed a film before, but comes with serious pedigree as a playwright, novelist and theatre director and is considered (along with Adichie) one of Nigeria's most important writers. Cinematographer John de Borman ("An Education," "The Full Monty" adds further credibility along with a supporting class that includes Anika Noni Rose ("The Princess and the Frog", Genevieve Nnaji, John Boyega ("Attack the Block" and Joseph Mawle ("Game of Thrones".

Precious little has been given away about the production so far but the presence of Ejiofor and Newton and the frankly stupendous excellence of the novel are reason enough to keep it on the radar. The clip suggests a pretty polished production and the epic qualities of the story bode well for the adaptation. A possible contender for a Cannes preview showing, expect more to emerge as Adichie hits the literary circuit hard next month for the U.S. release of her novel. Clip below (it starts about 30 seconds in). [Shadow & Act]




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ck2o34DS64

Ejiné: Dis your name properly fit you. You really shine eye no be small. Nice pics!

thank brother where i grew up i have to shine eye.

i saw solomon kalou just after our match with ivory coast, he came into the hotel room we talked about the game, he said we played a wonderful game he was so impressed he sat with us as the conversation was flowing he called mikel obi in the corner and handed $5000 to mikel, that was a bet b/w them,we blew half of it at the bar

Onlytruth: I will always love Onitsha. That town is to the Igbo what Kano is to Hausa. Hardly would you find nwa afo Igbo that did not live in Onitsha at one time or the other.
A lot of these players also passed through Onitsha.
Nna I de envy you o.

Otu don produce enough stars in nigeria onitsha still my town ruo echi.

Onlytruth: Nwanne you de enjoy o.

So, you be Fegge boi like me?

hahahaha i enjoy no be small when my child hood friends day play i have to book a flight to south africa,we no dey carry last,yes i grew up in fegge Am now back in onitsha business is not doing bad

AGA NA EBI NDU,ORINGO DEY SWEET PASSS

ME AND BIG BOYZ IN THE HOTEL ROOM BEFORE THE FINAL GAME

just came back from the africa cup of nation it was fantastic i had so much fun, i use this opportunity to hang with our players i had so much fun i will admit, and i use that opportunity to greet my old friend efe ambrose we use to play football together in fegge onitsha back in the days ok let me start from efe ambrose.By the grace of GOD i will join them in world cup........


Efe Ambrose now you are earning 95 thousand Pounds a week in celtic scotland..But i did still remember our old time at Abagana street Fegge