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Vaseline crew Get to work. Be certain it is not Aboniki balm in d bottle before u commence.



By d way, is the lady she posed with the groom?

nicerichard05:
everywhere for this woman body is punny (fucckable)

if dem use am stone me with 1 million dollars I go dodge her...

Someone really needs to educate those guys up there something about anger management. Their performances in that department is so so poor.

harmbhrosz:
bravo brother

so why does most if not all of our movies portrays our cultures as wickedness or isn't what you were supporting when you dismissed the lady's write up?

before religion came, we were surviving and living fine

they were good herbalist and bad one, and even in the modern day there are bad pastor's and good pastors too, so why do we believe anything herbalist or traditional people are evil

why can't we modernise this things and promote them

most nollywood movies are morally driven. It is often a clash between forces of good and that of evil. The good sometimes represented by a Christian pastor, whereas,, the evil man could be represented a witch doctor or even a fake pastor. The sentiment here is: why not make the native doctor a good guy? Why always depicting them fetish? That is a question for the next script writer. However, we should concentrate more on the message rather than the form and structure. And the pervading message in most of the movies is: being good has positive rewards. Being wicked has negative rewards. The choice is ours.

These men owe Nigerians an apology

harmbhrosz:
you still don't picture what she's saying?

you as a Nigerian, what exactly can you point to as your valued culture.


I thought we're youths and we're suppose to be innovative with our reasoning.

look around you today, how many of your friends, families, even you yourself or neighbours still goes to native doctors. or how many native doctors are you seeing around.

people don't simply do this things and we as the current generation is suppose to modernise our cultural values and promote them,

it's really painful seeing how gullible we Africans are with religion.

we don carry Christianity for head pass the Europeans wey bring am. Islam nko we don dey top.

look at China and India are they not prosperous even with their preserved culture? watch their festivals on their channels you'll be proud of being part of this earth with how they've computerised everything
ask yourself where we are today with the religion.

I'm not against any religion o as I'm a Christian myself but pls the truth be told we too carry am for head.

we now portrayed our culture to the world as EVIL

Drama represents life. It portrays a people"s way of life. It acts as a mirror through which the individual can view his or her own reflection. Furthermore, drama exposes societal ills with a view to correcting same. Cultural value is dynamic. And the dramatist has a duty of expressing the reality and not just some idealistic fragments.
And most importantly: DRAMA IS SUPPOSE TO SELL.

If e pain d native doctors let them sponsor their own version of movies highlighting their positive angles.

For a long time we depended on the efforts of these native doctors. And u know what, most of their mysteries have long been demystified. If that is what the African culture represents, then there is an urgent need for replacement. No apologies.

PDP is bad. But APC is worse.. Apc is a conglomerates of all the PDP dissidents

Congrats to the executive governor and wife. But my question is: how come the rich and celebrities usually have multiple births? Is it natural or artificial insemination?

ApC and Oshiomhole should bow their heads in shame. Since APC took over government in Nigeria it is one misery after another. Edo people must withdraw from this "demonic" APC. And the journey starts by electing Pastor Osagie Ize Iyamu.

Special One is Breaking all Man united records. Hope he won't break more records tonight....

Very soon he will tell us that he was the one who built the Aso Rock..

Reminds me of the idiom, "CROCODILE TEARS"