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Food › Re: What Is The Name Of This Fruit? (photo) by tk4rd: 6:39am On Mar 20, 2015
jessiecah:
It's ishekun I know they call it. This thing is evil o, once you start you'll want to lick and lick until you get sores on your palate you won't stop till you finish it. It gives this sour-sweet taste.
Na im make am evil.?? Hehehehe. Deliverance things loading...
Food › Re: What Is The Name Of This Fruit? (photo) by tk4rd: 6:35am On Mar 20, 2015
Etosonc:
:Dmaybe it has no english name
But it must have a botanical name.. Trust botanists..
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 4:54pm On Mar 19, 2015
I hope to see a movie that depicted a true lecture-room situation.. And not just showcasing big-ladies with cars, or cult guys on campus.. But a movie that told a story that has a true lecture-room background..
Aaahahahahahahahaa.. I can bet you that nigerian directors are not intelligent enough to make something good out of such situation naa. Imagine a High-school Nigerian movie how e go be. People standing and moping at the actors like mofos.
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 4:44pm On Mar 19, 2015
Naturally, the things that are happening in the nigerian movie industry is none of my business, but, since it is something that concerns all of us, it became my business.
I am not a stakeholder in the movie industry; neither am I a producer, a director, nor am I an actor. But the simple truth is that, it pains me that we nigerians are not patronising our movies; and it is not our fault.
The fault is in the movies.
The movies are trash.
We don't like them.
A normal nigerian would say "Aaww, Nigerian Movie.? No no no no. I don't watch Nigerian movies. I watch American, Indian or Korean movies".. And if asked why, they would reply "Foreign movies are cool, and they have quality"..
Now I am asking, what is the quality that these foreign movies have that our Nigerian movies don't have.? To be sincere, there are many many many of them.
It is true that some foreign movies are trash too. Not all of them are good. Also, some Nigerian movies are good too in terms of quality and content. But most are Trash.
There is this Nigerian movie, old as it is, yet one of the best Nigerian Movies. - "Living in Bondage".
A look at that movie, someone would just see hardwork and quality, although shot with less technology, yet there were minimum errors, and the plot was sweet, cast was good, and the story well organised.
These days, even with all the video technologies, a producer/director would just think up a certain scenario, and within a week, organise some actors that would fit the scenario, then within a month, the movie is already out with a funky name.. No story to the movie, no planning, no plot, no sequence, no quality, no seriousness, no hardwork. Nothing else would be good about the movie except the very scenario which the producer/director wanted to project, which might even be a very silly scenario..
This is a typical Nigerian Movie for you.
Our directors/producers are either lazy, or are in mad rush or in a haste to release their movies within a month. And in the end, we the viewers would be so busy counting the hundreds of errors and mistakes in the movies, and end up not paying attention to whatever the movie has to offer.
If I may suggest, then, I would say that our producers/directors should first pay attention to the situation they want in the movies.
Not just some scenarios.
For instance, our movies usually portray situations of olden times, ghetto situations, bad nigerian situations, campus cultists situations, romance and romantic situations (which happens to be en-vogue currently, as people produce movies with soft-porn, and yet with no story or quality of content). No producer/director have produced a movie that is projecting a good nigerian environment situation. (They forgot that movies can be used in preaching the good-news of change and transformation in Nigeria.)
A true-life situation or a fictitious situation in which a whole lot of stories can conviniently be formed should be chosen, so as to describe the way or pattern of life that the movie is trying to portray.
Now, with a situation in mind, a story can be formed. A good story. (sweet movies are made up of two or more stories that combine together at certain points to form a complete story, but there should not be more than four stories, so as to minimise ambiguity of the movie). The story determines the scenarios and the plot of the movie..
It is not a must that every movie should contain romance or even soft-porn scenes for it to sell well in the market (as it is in Nigerian movies today).
Every scene and act in the movies should be directed towards the situation that the movie is portraying. An actor that is supposed to be a good man in the movie should portray it fully. Let there be no conflict of characters. They make the movies so distracting.
Finally, there should be Hardwork, both on the side of the crew and the actors. Even the cameos (waka-pass actors) should be serious too.. That someone in a movie is a waka-pass, and so what.? If he doesn't want to get serious on set, then, let him get off the scene totally..
The editing should be perfect too. I hate seeing editing errors, or shadows and reflections of people who are not presently on the scene, or even hearing them murmur in the background.
I am of the opinion that a movie that portrays a good situation, has a nice story (or a nice combination of stories), has catching scenarios (not just one good scenario, and de rest of the movie being trash), has serious acts and good editing, and has evidence of hardwork; would compete favourably with foreign movies.
It is high time the movie producers and directors should start preaching the goodnews of patriotism and how to be good nigerians through the movies they release in the markets.
We have had enough of all these useless movies that has nothing to portray or teach nigerians..
........
SORRY FOR THE LONG WRITE-UP.
This is just the way it touched me.
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 4:40pm On Mar 19, 2015
Pelmet:
right...Kunle AFolayan is one producer to look out for though...he's good.
For sure.. There are very few Nigerian producers that can thrill us with their movies.
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 4:12pm On Mar 19, 2015
Fabdedon:
i want to start believing in Nigerian movies sha.. Cos i cant and rearly or never watch a complet Nigerian movie for like 5years + now.. It is not real..repeated lines... You already know who will die at the end..and what would happen..
Sha.. Lets hope on them i watched Something my last flight to abuja.. I gave them 3/5 they really tried but need to look more real.. They pass the message and i love it.. smiley
I am hopeful too.. Sometime ago in 1999-2003,, the nigerian music industry was almost not alive. Only traditional music, makossa, awilo, and foreign music reigned then.. Alicia-keys, P-Diddy, bow-wow.. But now, u can see the waves..
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 4:08pm On Mar 19, 2015
Pelmet:
shocked shocked shocked like Seriouslyhuh!!?? I bet my 2kobo that idea would be dead on arrival...they'll be too Scared too Cross plateau State not to mention borno. they want success without risk which is almost not attainable. Jez too. Many woomen taking selfies and posting on instagram angry undecided
The whole Nigerian movies stuff is just like "let me tune in to African-Magic and see if sleep would catch me soon"....... Hehehehheheee.. It can't keep u awake.. I wish to see a movie where a state governor was busy attacking some serious state issues in the government house that resembled the government house of the state they used... And all offices and officers of the state involved, fully showcased in the movie.. Commisioners, perm-secs, legislators, and so on,, depending on the nature of the story in the movie.. This Nigerian Movie "The Meeting" tried in dat aspect shaa, but it centered on the secretary more than the minister himself.. They tried though.
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 3:11pm On Mar 19, 2015
Fabdedon:
if it america now they would show us the video of how they defeated boko haram.. They just show us pictures.. Who knows if it is biafra war.. Sha my point is that they need more actions with real film tricks or a racing movies etc
You know,, a good producer can picture the Boko-haram situation from the perspective of a resident in Gwoza, or from the perspective of one of those terrorists, and create a good story with a positive impact, add some comic scenes, and capture some live scenes from the war against boko-haram.. And with serious hardwork and good acting, an award-winning movie would be in the markets.. Like I would always say, nigerians are lazy. We hardly use our intelligence in things that are innovative.
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 2:57pm On Mar 19, 2015
Pelmet:
I'ld like to See a movie with a lot o' Science and technology embedded in it, also the use oF locations like the aso rock cool, government houses cheesy , real mansions and not hotels used undecided , unpredictable story lines shocked to encourage brain storming and suspense embarassed , less "Slutiness" and more acting (we've got very few "real" actors most retiring) and above all...Stories that beat my imagination. acting the present is one thing they're good at I.e realism but...I wanna know what happened 500yrs ago grin and what will happen 300yrs to Come angry wink undecided
You nailed it... They are just enjoying the "Stand-by".... "Action"... "Cut"... And before the month runs out, a silly movie featuring half-nude ladies kissing and romancing some fair cute dudes recklessly in almost every scene would hit the market..
So Lame
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 2:47pm On Mar 19, 2015
seankafor:
it s just somehow, does it mean that they cant lease it or what?
Nigerian producers don't invest in their movies.. You would watch a movie, and u end up not seeing any intelligence or serious input in the movie.. I kept asking why nigerians have never acted movies that involved real military men. Why have they not acted movies that solved a crime (or some crimes) using good intelligence which the nigerian police could learn and benefit from.?
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 1:10pm On Mar 19, 2015
Dioxidane:
Lemme type...
We dey wait oo
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 1:08pm On Mar 19, 2015
seankafor:
i will like to see the use of military hardwares, fighterjets, drones, and full scale war movies with sophisticated weapons. I will also like to see some tourist attraction areas like the uyo stadium, dhq, shelton hotel e t c as movie scenes
Wonderful. Nigerian producers don't think out of the box. That's why we only see films shot in village settings
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 1:05pm On Mar 19, 2015
Fabdedon:
would like to see buhari do some cat walk.. smiley
Heheheheheheheee.. Funny u. There won't be any good story to such a movie naa.. You just mentioned a scenario that might be funny to watch.
TV/Movies › Re: Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op):
I would like to see a movie where someone got stuck in a dense traffic jam, and he decided to step out of his car and control the traffic, only to see some other pple who did the same thing.. And in the process, he met a lady was also controlling traffic with him., and in the end, they ended up being more than just friends. (I would like it if they met again in another traffic jam.. Aaaahahahahahah)
TV/Movies › Things We Would Like To Be Seeing In Nigerian Movies by tk4rd(op): 12:40pm On Mar 19, 2015
I would like us to comment here, the type of things we would like to be seeing in our Nigerian movies...
(Not the things we don't like oo).
.......
As for me,, I would like to see movies that chronicled the life of a young entrepreneur who suffered so much when he was young in the business, and how he finally succeeded thru some good decisions he made.. (and not thru some lucky opportunity from no wia)
TV/Movies › Charting The Way Forward For The Nigerian Movie Industry. by tk4rd(op):
Naturally, the things that are happening in the nigerian movie industry is non of my business, but, since it is something that concerns all of us, it became my business.
I am not a stakeholder in the movie industry; neither am I a producer, a director, nor am I an actor. But the simple truth is that, it pains me that we nigerians are not patronising our movies; and it is not our fault.
The fault is in the movies.
The movies are trash.
We don't like them.
A normal nigerian would say "Aaww, Nigerian Movie.? No no no no. I don't watch Nigerian movies. I watch American, Indian or Korean movies".. And if asked why, they would reply "Foreign movies are cool, and they have quality"..
Now I am asking, what is the quality that these foreign movies have that our Nigerian movies don't have.? To be sincere, there are many many many of them.
It is true that some foreign movies are trash too. Not all of them are good. Also, some Nigerian movies are good too in terms of quality and content. But most are Trash.
There is this Nigerian movie, old as it is, yet one of the best Nigerian Movies. - "Living in Bondage".
A look at that movie, someone would just see hardwork and quality, although shot with less technology, yet there were minimum errors, and the plot was sweet, cast was good, and the story well organised.
These days, even with all the video technologies, a producer/director would just think up a certain scenario, and within a week, organise some actors that would fit the scenario, then within a month, the movie is already out with a funky name.. No story to the movie, no planning, no plot, no sequence, no quality, no seriousness, no hardwork. Nothing else would be good about the movie except the very scenario which the producer/director wanted to project, which might even be a very silly scenario..
This is a typical Nigerian Movie for you.
Our directors/producers are either lazy, or are in mad rush or in a haste to release their movies within a month. And in the end, we the viewers would be so busy counting the hundreds of errors and mistakes in the movies, and end up not paying attention to whatever the movie has to offer.
If I may suggest, then, I would say that our producers/directors should first pay attention to the situation they want in the movies.
Not just some scenarios.
For instance, our movies usually portray situations of olden times, ghetto situations, bad nigerian situations, campus cultists situations, romance and romantic situations (which happens to be en-vogue currently, as people produce movies with soft-porn, and yet with no story or quality of content). No producer/director have produced a movie that is projecting a good nigerian environment situation. (They forgot that movies can be used in preaching the good-news of change and transformation in Nigeria.)
A true-life situation or a fictitious situation in which a whole lot of stories can conviniently be formed should be chosen, so as to describe the way or pattern of life that the movie is trying to portray.
Now, with a situation in mind, a story can be formed. A good story. (sweet movies are made up of two or more stories that combine together at certain points to form a complete story, but there should not be more than four stories, so as to minimise ambiguity of the movie). The story determines the scenarios and the plot of the movie..
It is not a must that every movie should contain romance or even soft-porn scenes for it to sell well in the market (as it is in Nigerian movies today).
Every scene and act in the movies should be directed towards the situation that the movie is portraying. An actor that is supposed to be a good man in the movie should portray it fully. Let there be no conflict of characters. They make the movies so distracting.
Finally, there should be Hardwork, both on the side of the crew and the actors. Even the cameos (waka-pass actors) should be serious too.. That someone in a movie is a waka-pass, and so what.? If he doesn't want to get serious on set, then, let him get off the scene totally..
The editing should be perfect too. I hate seeing editing errors, or shadows and reflections of people who are not presently on the scene, or even hearing them murmur in the background.
I am of the opinion that a movie that portrays a good situation, has a nice story (or a nice combination of stories), has catching scenarios (not just one good scenario, and de rest of the movie being trash), has serious acts and good editing, and has evidence of hardwork; would compete favourably with foreign movies.
It is high time the movie producers and directors should start preaching the goodnews of patriotism and how to be good nigerians through the movies they release in the markets.
We have had enough of all these useless movies that has nothing to portray or teach nigerians..
........
SORRY FOR THE LONG WRITE-UP.
This is just the way it touched me.
Politics › Re: "It's Going To Be A Very Difficult Year," Ngozi Okonji Iweala (CNN) by tk4rd: 6:04am On Mar 19, 2015
lalasticlala:
It was all fun and games till a man died in a drinking competition he was having with his friends in Benin, Edo State.

Famous Ogbeide, 25, was attending the funeral of a friend's father when someone suggested they start a drinking competition.

Reports say, the deceased and his friends drank different types and combinations of gins and alcohol. Famous won the competition at the second round, earning him a cash prize of N4,000. Unfortunately, the prize couldn't be redeemed as he was immediately hospitalised and died shortly after.

The police have stepped into the case by arresting the organisers of the event.

Investigations have commenced.


http://pulse.ng/gist/a-death-that-breeds-death-man-dies-in-drinking-competition-at-a-funeral-id3579847.html
Food › Re: Man Dies In Drinking Competition At A Funeral In Edo by tk4rd: 6:03am On Mar 19, 2015
lalasticlala:
It was all fun and games till a man died in a drinking competition he was having with his friends in Benin, Edo State.

Famous Ogbeide, 25, was attending the funeral of a friend's father when someone suggested they start a drinking competition.

Reports say, the deceased and his friends drank different types and combinations of gins and alcohol. Famous won the competition at the second round, earning him a cash prize of N4,000. Unfortunately, the prize couldn't be redeemed as he was immediately hospitalised and died shortly after.

The police have stepped into the case by arresting the organisers of the event.

Investigations have commenced.


http://pulse.ng/gist/a-death-that-breeds-death-man-dies-in-drinking-competition-at-a-funeral-id3579847.html
Free Alcohol leads to abuse and excessive drinking
Politics › Re: Why I Refused To Debate With Jonathan – Buhari by tk4rd: 4:55am On Mar 18, 2015
Splashme:
[size=13pt]Shame on Mr Buhari.

I am imagining a Mitt Romney refusing to debate with Barack Obama because Obama's first term record were already there before Americans. Won't that be viewed by Americans as crazy?

That excuse is very lame and childish. Shame on Buhari.
The man should simply come clean and tell Nigerians he is afraid of being disgraced at the debate.


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Only if Buhari knows that more than 50% of the voters are in the category of people who always keep a date with "NTA-NEWS-AT-9"..
These people only hear Buhari's name without hearing his manifesto.
Fashion › Re: Before & After: Girl Bleaches Skin And Abuses Dark-skinned Girls..lol by tk4rd: 4:43am On Mar 18, 2015
laplace12:
Rants of regret.
The silly kid is still a fair black lady in the pix.. She just got fair. That didn't make her a white lady.
But by the way, you can imagine a self-racist against her own self
Politics › Re: Why Buhari Wins All The Polls Online(opinion) by tk4rd: 9:37pm On Mar 17, 2015
TheLeader:
Ever wondered why Buhari wins all the online polls? Here is what I think-

I think its because the bulk of the populace that actually know what's going on in the country are the ones that have access to the internet and know how to use it, hence the overwhelming support for the opposition online. We've seen Buhari sweep polls conducted by even AIT and GEJ's aids...Surprising huh?

Why doesn't this necessarily replicate itself when it comes to the poorest of the poor?

Most...yea most Nigerians in our numerous villages that constitute the bulk of the country don't have access to the internet...or can't use it. At best they are stuck with NTA and the network news on radio...I need not state how one-sided the news here can be. Furthermore, these people(some of my friends and relatives included) are predominantly illiterates so might not have the ability to rate the Government's performance objectively, hence their inclination to vote along ethnic/religious line rather that the capability of the candidates.

...so next time you see 400 like in 3 minutes for the opposition, don't wonder if persons have multiple accounts and can switch between 50 of those accounts in 3mins just to click like...nt feasible right? well I thought so too.

These persons are just the majority of enlightened Nigerians trying to salvage whatever is left of our once great country before it is too late.

"If you try, you might fail, but if you fail to try, you've failed already".

Now you know why Buhari wins the polls online.

#MyOneKoboOpinion
Another important thing is that, Online Polls is different from Actual voting.. So, most people see the polls and browse on without participating.. On the election day, they would do what they've gat to do. No more clicking "likes"
Travel › Re: Photo Of The Day : Lagosians Try To Move Range Rover Over Water With Boats by tk4rd: 9:29pm On Mar 17, 2015
itsdumebi:
Innovative or plain stupid?

hehehe.....:-)
If they succeeded, then, it is innovation..
Improvised Exporting Device
Career › Re: Some Important Tips Needed To Survive A PhD by tk4rd: 12:29pm On Mar 16, 2015
Celebrities › Re: Photo: Mercy Johnson Show Off Her Sexy Figure by tk4rd:
rokiatu:
Mine is sexier. tongue


But on a serious note she's looking good. I am not a fan of her style thou.
But, is that you in the pic.?
How I wish I knw u in person.
I love having ladies with shapes of goddesses around me, somehow.
TV/Movies › Re: How Many Of You Remembers The Drama That Featured This Character? Pic. by tk4rd: 8:43am On Mar 13, 2015
Up till now, pple still say: "and he disappeared fiaamm like willi-willi"..
Choiii..
Those days, he would just appear behind u and chop ur neck...
It was around that time that Merit of Living in Bondage started appearin and disappearing too..
Those things put serious fear inside me oo
Romance › Re: I Just Made Love To A Married Woman Today. God Forgive Me! by tk4rd: 4:07am On Mar 13, 2015
yawahappens:
O boy e!, she was neatly shaved, freaking clean mehn, and with deir experience in the department, dey always give u any style u want.
You can't say wether she is on Nairaland or not.. But trust me, if she read this post,, she must decode... "daddy on sick-bed for 3-months". "moved over to hospital". "flirting around wit nurses".. And oh. "it happened just today". Wooww.. You sure say dese simple facts are not just true.?? because they are pure tracking points
Romance › Re: I Just Made Love To A Married Woman Today. God Forgive Me! by tk4rd: 3:57am On Mar 13, 2015
Mimienudles:
Bet you know the consequences and if you try to ask me, thunder go strike your thing. My goodness! You've done such yet, I read no remorse from what you have there, God have Mercy
From his write-up, he knew she was married. He knew he wanted to sex her, and he had de sex wit her. And he was boasting about it... He is feeling like a Badoo.. He is not repentant at all. In fact, he will do it again.., and dis time, he might video it even, and post some of her wedding pictures here for us, even her photos in the hospital as a nurse, and her nude pics before-during-and-after-sex, just for us to confirm that she is a married nurse, and that he really fücked her.. Still,, dat would mean no remorse, rather, I would see it as pure wickedness and hightened stupidity.
Crime › Re: ‘My Wife Committed Suicide Because I Caught Her Cheating' - Suspect by tk4rd: 9:12am On Mar 10, 2015
iloriolushola:
A 33-year-old man, who is currently being investigated by
operatives of the homicide unit of Lagos State Criminal
Investigation Department, SCID, Yaba, has denied killing his
wife.

“My wife took poison after a misunderstanding over her
infidelity,” he said. It was gathered that the couple, who had been married for over seven years, had three children. The 27-year-old Togolese reportedly committed suicide after her husband, Seun
Alabi, confronted her over allegations of extra-marital affairs.
Alabi, a tiler, had used his wife, Bose’s phone to call a
colleague before leaving for work. Afterwards, Bose called the
same number, thinking it was her lover’s number, and
requested that they met at her friend’s place.

Surprised by the request, the husband’s colleague (names
withheld) told her that she had mistaken him for someone
else. She apologized and ended the call.

However, trouble started when Seun’s colleague told him
about the call. When he returned from work and confronted
his wife, she initially denied the allegations but later admitted
to engaging in extra-marital affair.

According to Seun, “I threatened to report her to her family
members, so she confessed and pleaded for forgiveness. I was
surprised and could not imagine that she could cheat on me
after seven years of marriage.

“I was angry and slept on the three-seater. It was her legs
that were hitting me, that woke me from sleep and I saw her
in severe pains. I then saw an empty bottle of sniper
insecticide on the table.

“I raised alarm and neighbours rushed inside to help. One of
them brought palm oil, which I gave to her. But when we
realized that it was more than we can handle, we rushed her
to the hospital. On our way to Ogba General Hospital, she
died.”

A relative of the deceased (names with held) accused the
suspect of having a hand in the death of the victim, adding
that until the demise of Bose, Seun had not paid her dowry,
despite living together for years and bearing him children.
Seun said: “I could not pay my wife’s bride price because my
wife’s family asked for about a million naira, which I could not
raise.”

www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/my-wife-committed-suicide-because-i-caught-her-cheating/
U sure say ladies from the woman's place dey marry at all.?
May her soul rest in peace anyway.
TV/Movies › Re: Television Politics: Five Years Later DSTV Is Still Yet To Launch Igbo Channel by tk4rd: 5:42pm On Mar 09, 2015
This is a business opportunity for all of you that have video studios and u do auditions... You better start producing igbo movies in large numbers.. Sell these movies to DSTV pple direct if u like.. But let there be something to show the world first
Celebrities › Re: Flavour Enjoying Mum's Food. by tk4rd: 5:29pm On Mar 09, 2015
iyatrustee:
It beats me why you someone would cut a big ball of Eba, Roll it and then mould it into 2 halves before swallowing it?
My dear, na for us to ask google, na im sure pass
Celebrities › Re: You All Have To Read Bovi's Amazing Testimony About #WIZKID by tk4rd: 5:11pm On Mar 09, 2015
Nigerians, can you see that.??
"Starboy" customised t-shirts are not on ebay..
Wat are we waiting for.??
Let's go on ebay and make cool cash by customising t-shirts with logos and pictures of nigerian icons
Business › Re: Apple Inc. Buys Chinedu Echeruo’s Hopstop.com For $1 Billion by tk4rd: 10:17am On Mar 04, 2015
I know that I can make it... One day, e go happen.., gboozaaii..!!

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