Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 12:41am On Sep 04, 2017 |
ofai: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=%23&ved=0ahUKEwjEnu7ilorWAhWFZFAKHfH_AogQxa8BCCIwAA&usg=AFQjCNF1sHlk2z9QIx28jtvfnGP_UlkifA
Type "Thomas sowell on Igbos" in YouTube if you can get it through the link I sent. Rubbish. Suddenly, it's now about one yeye Thomas. Mtcheew. Keep parembulting about with one old man oral stats of over five decades in 2017 to prove yah aba made intellegent upandan. Dammmitt leave my mention jare with yah old articles  |
Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 12:30am On Sep 04, 2017 |
ofai: empty link? you are indeed sick.
your rabble rousing won't change the fact that igbos are being TOUTED as the most intelligent blacks Get off my mention,liar with an empty link 
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Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 12:10am On Sep 04, 2017 |
ofai: You are just shallow and insecure. Which tribe was projected in the article as against whites and Asians?
You are pathetic. Igbos are cited more even as black minority models in America.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=%23&ved=0ahUKEwjEn4yvjYrWAhWMbVAKHYbRDpMQwqsBCDwwCA&usg=AFQjCNF1sHlk2z9QIx28jtvfnGP_UlkifA And WTF is bonded for  Are u being childish or what  Act like a man and stop being emotional  I hate liars. I don't want another yeye ibo copy-twisted blog. I you have nothing to prove. Get the furt outta of my mention. So annoying...  |
Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 12:08am On Sep 04, 2017 |
ofai: You are just shallow and insecure. Which tribe was projected in the article as against whites and Asians?
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=%23&ved=0ahUKEwjEn4yvjYrWAhWMbVAKHYbRDpMQwqsBCDwwCA&usg=AFQjCNF1sHlk2z9QIx28jtvfnGP_UlkifA I hate liars like you. And for that reason I have taken it upon myself to expose such liars like you further. What's with the empty link you just provided  Dude, quite the obvious lie already the stats or whatever you came up was manipulated hence I provided the the direct, original author. But No, you won't stop there you went ahead to tell me to go dig one yeye Thomas of old to cover ya shame. Provide me with the said so called stats direct link or just shut up already  |
Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 11:46pm On Sep 03, 2017*. Modified: 12:24am On Sep 04, 2017 |
ofai: Obviously you don't understand English. Igbos are TOUTED in some quarters as being the most intelligent blacks.
All you could do was to quote DAILY TRUST, hausafulsni anti-igbo media outlet to "debunk" my statement. Insecure fool.
Go and read Thomas sowell books on Igbos. You are so shallow Let me add to ya injury, liar  Here is the so called stats which debunked your lies :  FYI, that article was written by Chanda Chisala before it was posted on UNZ. NewTelegraph the chitgbo website it and quickly changed the title to "Igbos most intelligent African tribe" www.unz.com/article/the-iq-gap-is-no-longer-a-black-and-white-issue/Original article : http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/9755929/IQ-tests-do-not-reflect-intelligence.htmlTired of lecturing you tho  so,after being busted you've suddenly diverted to one mr Thomas write up talking/praising about ibo of over 5 decades ago,in 2017  shame no dey yah' eyes oo  |
Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 11:15pm On Sep 03, 2017 |
ofai: If you don't know the meaning of my statement, just ask
Try and comprehend just a sentence pls.
By the way, click on this and shut up: http://newsrescue.com/blacks-especially-igbos-prove-more-intelligent-than-whites-including-the-asian-leaders/#axzz4rej5cezi Loool. Mr liar with his ibo figures/blog is even telling me shut up  .  Sorry to burst your bubble you can now keep ya insult, abeg  Ibo blog  By the way, no hard feelings just that I detest lies that's all ; [b]Several Nigerian websites, including the online version of the traditional New Telegraph newspaper, quoted a putative ‘US study’ to have averred that Igbos are the “most brilliant black Africa [sic] race.” As you would expect, this has animated a frenzied debate in Nigerian cyberspace. But let’s get the facts straight. The article from where the notion of Igbo IQ superiority is extrapolated isn’t a study, nor is it American. It is a reflective essay by a Zambian man called Chanda Chisala. The essay, titled “The IQ Gap Is No Longer a Black and White Issue,” was first published on June 25, 2015 in “The Unz Review: An Alternative Media Selection,” an American-based website that bills itself as “A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media.”
“The Unz Review: An Alternative Media Selection” isn’t an academic journal, nor are essays published in it considered scholarly. Although the essay that caused Nigerian websites to claim that Igbos have been crowned as the most intellectually endowed African race is a synthesis of scholarly and popular articles, it is itself not a systematic scholarly study. It is merely one writer’s perspective. The author of the essay, Chanda Chisala, isn’t an American; he is a Zambian born in the Zambian town of Chingola. He studied Biochemistry at the University of Zambia and graduated in 1997. He is known in Zambia as an intrepid Internet entrepreneur who founded Zambia Online, Zambia’s leading Internet portal. He later relocated to the United States where he has held fellowships at Stanford University, the Hoover Institution, and the National Endowment for Democracy. So headlines attributing Igbos’ unparalleled brilliance to a “US academic study” are factually inaccurate. In the essay, Chisala merely sought to disprove the notion that whites are innately more intelligent than blacks. As most people know, IQ tests in the US consistently show native-born American blacks underperforming their white counterparts, leading some to conclude that racial difference, not income or environment; is the most important causative factor for white intellectual superiority and black intellectual inferiority in IQ tests. Over the last few years, with the increasing migration of black people to the United States from the Caribbean Islands and Africa, many settled certainties about racial disparities in IQ tests are being exploded. African immigrants in the US are high academic achievers. In some cases, they outperform white Americans. For instance, Nigerians are the single most educated demographic group in the United States, although it must be admitted that Nigerians in the United States are both too numerically insignificant (we are a mere 228,000) and too self-selected to be representative of the general population at home. Before Africans began migrating to the United States in fairly large numbers since the 1970s, Caribbean immigrants had excelled, and still excel, in academic pursuits in ways that disrupt notions of racial hierarchy in cognitive endowment. So Chisala’s basic argument is that if race is the only explanatory framework invoked to account for the IQ gap between white Americans and native-born American blacks, then native-born American blacks should be smarter than recent African and Caribbean immigrants since native-born American blacks have more white genes in them than both Caribbean and African immigrants. He also dismissed a controversial 2009 Harvard IQ study that found black African immigrants in the United States to have an average IQ of 89. “They lump together black Africans into one homogenous group when there are different kinds of black Africans, including a good number coming in as refugees from highly troubled countries, while other nationalities consist of the most educated ethnicities in America. [T]he different groups of African immigrants can have very large background differences that reflect in cognitive gaps among them that are even higher than the gap between American blacks and whites…In other words, the mean IQ of African immigrants may be as unrepresentative of black Igbo immigrants as it is of white South African immigrants. It’s a meaningless mean,” he said. The putative average IQ of 89 among African immigrants (it is 83 among black Caribbean immigrants) is lower than the average IQ of native-born American blacks, yet African and Caribbean immigrants, on average, outperform American blacks in academic pursuits and rival, in some cases outrival, whites. Chisala argues, therefore, that the IQ tests aren’t representative of all Africans. “As the UK data below shows, it is very unlikely that children of immigrants from the Igbo or Yoruba groups of Nigeria or the Ashanti group of Ghana, for example, have an average IQ below the white mean IQ,” he wrote. The data he presented to make his case uses Igbo academic achievement in the US and the UK, and that was the basis for the notion that a “US academic study” has pronounced Igbos as the most “brilliant African race.” The article “resurrected” from last year because an Augusta Uwamanzu-Nna, a Nigerian-American high school graduate born of Igbo parents, was recently accepted by all eight Ivy League schools in the United States. Last year, Harold Ekeh, another Nigerian-American born of Igbo parents, was also accepted by all Ivy League schools. However, although Nigerian websites, including the New Telegraph, claim that these brilliant young Nigerian-Americans “have broken a record of being accepted by eight Ivy League schools,” it is actually not true. Every year, a few smart teenagers get accepted to all eight Ivy League schools. In 2014, for instance, a Ghanaian-American teenager by the name of Kwasi Enin was accepted in all 8 Ivy League schools. In 2015, a high school student by the name of Ronald Nelson was accepted by all the Ivy League schools, but he rejected every single one of them and instead went to a state school. This is in no way intended to diminish the praiseworthy achievements of the two brilliant Nigerian Americans. Nor do I want to be understood as denying that Igbos, on average, have a higher intellectual drive than the rest of us. (In my high school in Nigeria we often jokingly questioned the Igboness of any Igbo person who wasn’t among the top three in his class). Nevertheless, no systematic scholarly study anywhere, and certainly not in the US, has proved that Igbos are the most brilliant people in Africa. That study may yet come, but Chanda Chisala’s opinion article is not it.
Re: No US Study Ever Said Igbos Are The Most Brilliant African Race by TeflonBlixx: 8:45pm On Apr 16 Source https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/notes-from-atlanta/no-us-study-ever-said-igbos-are-the-most-brilliant-black-african-race/143684.html |
Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 9:33pm On Sep 03, 2017 |
FKO81:
 NECO and GCE  NECO and GCE lol, Southeast leading in common entrance exam, WAEC and JAMB, you guys are here lamenting while we are leading And please, once again, shove you lies and deceit already. Here : Students from Ekiti State who sat for the 2016 June/July Senior School Certificate Examination trumped their counterparts in the exam, the newly released results by the National Examination Council showed.
The result was announced on Friday by Charles Uwakwe, NECO Registrar.
The exams body said Edo State came second while Abia and Kogi States occupied the third place.
“An analysis of the result across the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory indicated that Ekiti State topped all others with 96.485 of its candidates that sat for the examination coming out victorious,” Mr. Uwakwe said. “Edo state was second with 96.31% while Abias and Kogi were joint third,” the Registrar said.”
This year’s results also showed that 88.51 per cent of the overall candidates had five credits in English and Mathematics, marking a one per cent improvement in the overall performance of candidates over 2015 results.
Mr. Uwakwe said the 88.51 per cent (905, 011) had credits in the exam out of a total 1, 022, 474 candidates from Nigeria and other countries.
About 84.54 per cent of the candidates scored credit pass and above in English Language and 80.16 per cent obtained credit pass and above in Mathematics, Mr. Uwakwe said.
Mr. Uwakwe said NECO detect exam malpractices in about 194 centers, while 14 schools have been deregistered for similar offences.
Mr. Uwakwe said the improvement in this year’s results showed that his predecessors’ efforts have now started yielding good outcome, and promised to improve the current standards.
“I want to solicit for support from all our stakeholders. NECO should be seen as a Nigerian baby that requires the care and support of all to enable her attain that first class international status,” Mr. Uwakwe said. “We are working hard to ensure NECO makes her mark in the global assessment industry.”
Mr. Uwakwe urged candidates who sat for the exam to check their results on NECO website
www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/210547-ekiti-beats-35-states-fct-records-best-2016-junejuly-neco-result.html I am tired of embarrassing you. Go Go hide  |
Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 9:29pm On Sep 03, 2017 |
FKO81:
 NECO and GCE  NECO and GCE lol, Southeast leading in common entrance exam, WAEC and JAMB, you guys are here lamenting while we are leading  Why are you diverting and moving left and right like nigeria economy like this  . Maybe you miss road sef. And how can you lead in jamb,neco et al without facts  Oga, I know it's embarrassing when disputed and exposed but man up for once abeg  And yes, once again, you lied you don't lead in jamb, neco.
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Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 9:01pm On Sep 03, 2017 |
FKO81: continue deceiving your tribe with lies, I guess Punch newspaper is own by Igbo man Loool  You dude, you are damn funny. Shame no go like you hide. I wasn't even arguing about Waec or no Waec,and besides Sw lead in Gssce and Neco. So what's the fuss about one yeye weac.  Looooool  |
Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 8:44pm On Sep 03, 2017 |
desmond2pk: But this happened in 1930s not now. The ibos came out from the Bush and erase all the position the west had in education. That's huge o  Are you sure of what you wrote up there,can you prove it  Well, the world is waiting for you now to prove you aba figures  Loolz |
Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 8:28pm On Sep 03, 2017 |
ofai: If not for the civil war, eastern nigeria would have been eons away from the rest of Nigeria.
Now we are bouncing back to our rightful place due to our diehard spirit.
Even in diaspora, igbos specifically have been distinguished among black Africans by their academic success. They are even touted as the most intelligent people in the black race. Taaaaaaa stop the lie, abeg  |
Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 8:24pm On Sep 03, 2017*. Modified: 8:42pm On Sep 03, 2017 |
GoldNiagara: Can you also dispel the truth in my assertion. You can consult your source at jamb on numbers or stats of those that gained admission and those that grad. Now that is what is material. Jamb has done well by unraveling the reality on ground : dailypost.ng/2017/06/20/reuben-abati-jamb-2017-matters-arising/ The statistics on 2017 UTME malpractice is noteworthy. Most of the affected states are from the South East and South South as follows: Abia (381 cases), Imo (193), Anambra (152), Enugu (114), Cross River (78), Ebonyi (48), Akwa Ibom (44) while the states with the lowest number of cases are from the North viz: Kebbi (1), Kaduna (16), Kano (29), Katsina (2), Kogi (7) Sokoto (25), Taraba (4), Zamfara (1). Yobe and Jigawa states had no reported case of examination malpractice, only 2 cases of multiple registration from the latter. Could it be then that students and CBT operators in the North are more honest than their Southern counterparts, or perhaps less computer savvy? Does the 2017 UTME say anything about national character? I no fit laff abeg  The screen shot below provides facts and figures of numbers of candidates by tribe that gets admition into higher institutions.
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Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 8:19pm On Sep 03, 2017 |
FKO81: For more than two decades southeast is leading in SSCE and JAMB it became clear to west since social media became powerful in Naija and exposing their lies and propaganda Lool  Oral figures without balance and stats to back it 
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Education › Re: WAEC Rating Highlights Dwindling Fortunes Of Education In South-west Nigeria by totit: 6:49pm On Sep 03, 2017 |
Lool This is not just right, how can WAEC be use as a criteria for the measurement or stats of the country's education system.  People just sit down and conjure figures. This can only happen in Nigeria, abeg  |
Business › Re: Nnewi City Is Far More Economically Viable Than Oshogbo, Akure And Ado Ekiti by totit: 8:49pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
naturalman: Boring statement....say sometin new You are nothing but a "Liar  |
Business › Re: Nnewi City Is Far More Economically Viable Than Oshogbo, Akure And Ado Ekiti by totit: 8:44pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
naturalman: These are SW beggars Lool. I have told you, that's SE stop lying and stop disturbing my mention already. The whole world can see through your lies,and it's why your thread is baseless,doesnt have any fact backing.  |
Business › Re: Nnewi City Is Far More Economically Viable Than Oshogbo, Akure And Ado Ekiti by totit: 8:25pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
naturalman: School feeding is done in all the states....this is SW..now compare both..
SW beggars Stop lying to the world. You and I know that's anambra  |
Business › Re: Nnewi City Is Far More Economically Viable Than Oshogbo, Akure And Ado Ekiti by totit: 8:20pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
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Business › Re: Nnewi City Is Far More Economically Viable Than Oshogbo, Akure And Ado Ekiti by totit: 8:13pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
naturalman: Though...this is 2014....but Nnewi city is still ahead of Ogun...lol...
Osun state is poor and the residence have all turned to beggars...lol...
Since oil money dropped.... osun indegienes are really suffering in poverty...
Osun state doctors and civil servant are all protesting and begging....
Osun state university have been shut down because of lack of fund lol Thank God you've proved me right by refusing to provide facts.  |
Business › Re: Nnewi City Is Far More Economically Viable Than Oshogbo, Akure And Ado Ekiti by totit: 8:03pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
naturalman: Keep quiet...Nnewi is economically viable than Ogun state...
Ogun state especially Abeokuta is filled with poor people ....
Nnewi per capital income is far far higher than the whole of SW Lool
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Business › Re: Nnewi City Is Far More Economically Viable Than Oshogbo, Akure And Ado Ekiti by totit: 7:58pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
Ibo and lie. Ogun state alone can buy up the whole of SE put together  #facts  |
Politics › Re: Ibadan Pictures & Development, The Fastest growing and Largest City in Nigeria by totit: 12:48am On Aug 31, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Ibadan Pictures & Development, The Fastest growing and Largest City in Nigeria by totit: 12:45am On Aug 31, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Ibadan Pictures & Development, The Fastest growing and Largest City in Nigeria by totit: 12:42am On Aug 31, 2017 |
Yes 
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Politics › Re: Yorubas Are The Most Industrious,Richest & Educated Tribe in Nigeria & Africa by totit: 12:59am On Aug 29, 2017*. Modified: 2:20am On Aug 29, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: b by totit: 9:32pm On Aug 26, 2017 |
Nonaira1: I literally gave you a quotation from Charles Okwuowulu which was posted DIRECTLY ON THE SOCIETY OF THEATER ARTS of Nigeria. Your own people aka Afonja control the theater arts of that country yet posted that exact paper on the Nollywood.
http://www.sonta.nico.gov.ng/index.php/papers/320-okwuowulu-charles-reclaiming-nollywood-from-western-nigeria-the-socio-cultural-influences-of-eastern-culture
Why is everyone in that industry against you including shit your own people owe? Carry your stupidity and waka go. It's almost 5pm and I've been arguing this sh1t since 12pm. It's like hitting a wall back to back to back. Carry your stupidity and waka go. Carry am go. Commot! Your link,the earning was base on individual. Note: your link states' Nigeria which promises of all Nigeria movies . Two, your definition for the word ' dominance ' is wrong and out of reasoning. You stylishly skipped my question as regards the estimated cross-income a provided by you above. You link states : cross-income for nigeria movies which promises 'all' nigeria movies. But when asked to promise the the so called ' Nollywood' movies that compromises the cross-income 'by you' you failed and skipped my question but you rather referee me to Mr okeke,an individual accumulation. Wait, is Okwuowulu an ibo man or not  By the way,thats is personal opinion,and besides that has got nothing to do with the bone of contention here. And mind you,no body is against anybody he was just stating his own personal opinion. |
Politics › Re: b by totit: 9:16pm On Aug 26, 2017 |
Nonaira1: Chei I even quoted one of the author in your yoruba movie, Funsho, stating that there is no big money in Yoruba movies. Yet this clown is trying to attach to the high revenue as nollywood as "all nollywood added together." Shame no dey for una body.
Heck I quoted several different people within that industry saying the same thing I and several others know yet this clown is here still arguing and telling us about theater released movies that spanned several years.
Abeg waka go. Carry your stupidity to somewhere else. Yoruba movie producers produces both Yoruba nollywood Yoruba and English, isn't that right  what's the fuss about. His/her personal experience tho if you ask me.  |
Politics › Re: b by totit: 9:14pm On Aug 26, 2017 |
Nonaira1: Let me make it easy for you
Nollywood is an industry which majority of it's movie produced are NOT theater released. Majority of that industry's incomes comes from, drum roll please DVD SALES AND VIDEO STREAMING.
Now when those sales are excluded, then whatever provided is completely irrelevant. Especially since this argument is what made Nollywood progress past Nigeria shores and the sales for that is also excluded.
Go back to school, Learn English because English is not your forte. Quite acting you smart. Nollywood , without the country,nigeria and apart ibo tribe, is the whole of nigeria movies. If you doubt it/me why not show me the link where you copied and got the cross-stats from  I tire for you oo Can't you drop the sentiment already and face the reality for once |
Politics › Re: b by totit: 9:01pm On Aug 26, 2017 |
Nonaira1: On your post, the movies emerged together from 2008-2015. 38 movies for a industry that produced and directed 1844 movies in 2013 ALONE and 50 movies PER WEEK
http://www.un.org/africarenewal/magazine/may-2013/nigeria’s-film-industry-potential-gold-mine
With majority of it's sales from DVD sales
Most of it's movies goes directly to DVD sales
http://saharareporters.com/2015/07/30/nollywood-now-second-biggest-producer-films-world
THE MAJOR ASPECT OF THE MOVE INDUSTRY INCOME discluded from the revenue of you provided as stated
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Brain dead is a privilege to call you.
This had to be breakdown to you.
I'm going to quote it one more time
Halima Abukakar
Uche Jombo
Norbet Young
Rukky Sanda
Okwuowulu Charles
Charles
Someone help this idiot translate what's written up there in Yoruba.
While doing that, help me tell us how 38 movies (that spanned several years) weren't the movies that grossed 3.3 billion dollars in 2014 alone. Likewise help the clown understand what this exact statement mean " Revenues from special screenings, DVD sales, online streaming and theatrical screenings outside Nigeria are excluded from this gross total." Means  The dude must be jumping upanda now, feeling like a warrior already with his usual long-face saving episode. So, in your deluded mind you want to take the glory .. like WTF And I quote you ; On your post, the movies emerged together from 2008-2015. 38 movies for a industry that produced and directed 1844 movies in 2013 ALONE and 50 movies PER WEEK
And in 2014, the Nigerian government released data for the first time showing Nollywood is a $3.3 billion sector, with 1844 movies produced in 2013 alone.
The Nigerian film industry, also known as Nollywood, produces about 50 movies per week, http://www.un.org/africarenewal/magazine/may-2013/nigeria’s-film-industry-potential-gold-mine If you are not a chronic liar you fraud eyes should tell you that the figured or crossed-income stated above was compiled under all nigeria movies comprise of : yoruba,hausa,English and ibo movies  oleeeeee why try to take all the glory eh  Tell me more, was the compilation and figures base on ibo movies or nigeria movies as a whole or not  As for these junk news,lamentation you pull up there they are useless, abeg  Ole oooo  |
Politics › Re: b by totit: 8:43pm On Aug 26, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: b by totit: 8:25pm On Aug 26, 2017 |
Nonaira1: totit
Answer my question:
What does this exact word
'Revenues from special screenings, DVD sales, online streaming and theatrical screenings outside Nigeria are excluded from this gross total." mean to you
And how in your stupidity that is talking about director, producers and DVD hawkers.
Tell exactly what did your brain understand from the highlighted. Oga use your head nah! Movies travels and flies but do influence and popularity of a movie industry is determined by it content and story line. What's the fuss about the sales and distribution network. Go to newyork,uk et al there are hundreds of nigeria, yoruba, ibo nollywood movies distributors  And besides, since 'dominance ' is all about the cross-income like you stated and not quantities but qualities you will do well by providing numbers yourself,the quantity and the cross-income, shouldn't you. |
Politics › Re: b by totit: 8:20pm On Aug 26, 2017 |
Nonaira1: Dominance are the amount of people in the industry and movies creating per day which gross income a day, not amount of limited movies that made the theater.
38 movies out of 3 years did not make Nollywood a fastest growing industry no matter how much desperate you wish it was. 
Quoting the non biased man one more time whose been watching the industry for approximately 25 years till his book was released.
Not only do Igbo dominate Nollywood, they also dominate AGN as said by actors and actresses in the industry.
Go cry to the people in the industry and go make your Yoruba movies into a profitable business so you'll have somethign to be proud of and not leeching into an industry you are irrelevant in. I am loving this. Oya let's go there. Now, since it's all about gross-income and so far the only link,figure you could come up with is...... Ladies and gentle men.....here is the link provided by onenaira earlier on this thread : List of highest-grossing Nigerian films The following are the highest-grossing Nigerian films of all time in Nigerian cinemas. Revenues from special screenings, DVD sales, online streaming and theatrical screenings outside Nigeria are excluded from this gross total. Films before 2000s are also excluded from this list as their gross totals have not been inflation adjusted.
Highlight indicates films still running in theatres
Rank Title Year Domestic Gross (₦) Studio(s) Director(s) 1 The Wedding Party 2016 453,050,000[1] Ebonylife Films / FilmOne / Inkblot Production / Koga Studios Kemi Adetiba 2 A Trip to Jamaica 2016 178,500,000[2] Corporate World Pictures Robert Peters 3 30 Days in Atlanta 2014 137,200,000[3] Corporate World Pictures Robert Peters 4 Fifty 2015 94,030,500[4] EbonyLife Films Biyi Bandele 5 Okafor's Law 2016 90,000,000 [5] Dioni Visions Omoni Oboli 6 '76 2016 72,400,000[2] Adonis Productions / Princewill's Trust Izu Ojukwu 6 Wives on Strike 2016 71,300,000[6] Dioni Visions Omoni Oboli 7 Half of a Yellow Sun 2013 60,000,000[7] Shareman Media / Slate Films Biyi Bandele October 1 2014 60,000,000[8] Golden Effects Kunle Afolayan The CEO 2016 60,000,000[4] Golden Effects Kunle Afolayan 10 Ijé 2010 59,800,000[9] Xandria Productions Chineze Anyaene 11 Last Flight to Abuja 2012 57,050,000[10] The Nollywood Factory Obi Emelonye 12 It's Her Day 2016 55,021,150[11] Kountry Kulture Network Aniedi Anwah 13 93 Days 2016 50,505,000[12] Native FilmWorks / Michel Angelo Production / Bolanle Austen-Peters Production Steve Gukas 14 The Return of Jenifa 2012 35,000,000[13] Olasco Films Muhydeen S. Ayinde 15 Ghana Must Go 2016 32,000,000[4] DesAmour Frank Rajah Arase 16 Road to Yesterday 2015 30,000,700[14] The Entertainment Network Ishaya Bako 17 The Figurine 2009 30,000,000[15] Golden Effects Kunle Afolayan 18 Flower Girl 2013 29,763,800[16] Blu Star Entertainment Michelle Bello 19 Weekend Getaway 2012 22,895,200[16] Royal Arts Academy Desmond Elliot 20 Taxi Driver: Oko Ashewo 2015 22,630,000[17] FilmOne / House 5 / Orbit Imagery Daniel Oriahi 21 Phone Swap 2012 20,713,500,[18][19] Golden Effects Kunle Afolayan 22 The First Lady 2015 19,000,000[20] Dioni Visions Omoni Oboli 23 Anchor Baby 2010 18,000,000[21] Alpha Galore Films Lonzo Nzekwe The Mirror Boy 2011 18,000,000[21] The Nollywood Factory / OH Films Obi Emelonye 25 House of Gold 2013 15,454,400[16] Media GH / YN Productions / Pascal Amanfo Expression Pascal Amanfo 26 Tempting Fate 2015 15,000,000[22] KevStel Group Productions Kevin Nwankwor 27 The Visit 2015 14,000,000[23] Koga Studios Olufunke Fayoyin 28 Dazzling Mirage 2015 13,000,000[24] Mainframe Studios Tunde Kelani 29 Maami 2011 11,928,600[25] Mainframe Studios Tunde Kelani 30 Contract 2012 11,447,600[16] Sparrow Productions Shirley Frimpong-Manso 31 In The Cupboard 2012 10,501,300[25] Denziot Studios Desmond Elliot 32 Through the Glass 2008 10,000,000[21] Next Page Productions Stephanie Okereke 33 Married but Living Single 2010 9,900,000[26] Indelible Mark Media Tunde Olaoye 34 Iyore 2014 9,500,000[27] Raj and Heroes Films Frank Rajah Arase 35 Out of Luck 2015 9,000,000[28] FilmOne Distribution Niyi Akinmolayan 36 Gone Too Far! 2015 8,500,000[29] Poisson Rouge Pictures Destiny Ekaragha 37 Mr. and Mrs. 2012 6,050,000[30] Chinwe Egwuagu Productions Ikechukwu Onyeka 38 Irapada 2006 5,000,000[31] Golden Effects Kunle Afolayan References Oya make una help me read oo  |