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abubaka:The inclusion of 'Mrs Fix-it' in this list is rather interesting but until they give these nominees their ministries, I comment my reserve. doyin13:looks like we should expect someone worse than Aondoaaka |
knotty:that part of the fable got me ROTFL who knows, communin wit vultures and hyenas maybe anoda symptom of his condition. until he appears on NTA live I would still hold on to my assumption that he is dead. |
Kpeleooooooooo, I don't mind |
fubiluv:Rubbish, so they can as well wear the same undies because the are 'doing it' abi? @ poster, love does not undermine personal hygiene, so get her a bag full of toothbrushes. |
Yo-yo |
@rokiatu, girl, u must be a huge fan of Majid Micheal, the guy is just everywhere in ur list.empty coffin made ur list and it got me laughing cos just the name & poster of d film made me not to bother watching it. Back to my list: last burial 1&2 |
My list continues: Best epic: Igodo, would have said Ijele but Igodo takes it for me. Best comedy: silly(really enjoyed the last scene) and Osuofia in London. |
Odunnu:Rattle snake is one of the my best nollywood movies. Concerning the fact that ur list comprises of old movies is no fault of urs, they made better movies in the past, I wonder if what some of them do now would be called acting. |
Inspite of the dearth of good films in Nollywood, there are a few I still consider very good and I can see over and over again. my list of best nollywood movies : 1. Violated 1&2 2. Blind trust 3. Diamond ring 4. Thunderbolt 5. Keeping faith. So, which nollywood movies would u say are the best u've seen? |
Sure, anybody can win the GRANNYS award. |
-wish they will all give me the money they owe me today. - why do I have to study especially now that what I'm reading has refused to 'sit right' in my brain. |
***shakes head afta reading the 6 tips and says aloud 'dem don come again'*** |
he should leave politics for the politicians and stick to his activism. Infact, in the real sense, he cannot remove iwu, He can only agitate for it. I dont believe this. |
igbo boy: |
so why are u guys killing urselves here instead of getting for another celrebrity break-up. anyway all the best to them Gene-Koko- Dbanj |
ebogentle:My thoughts exactly, imagine giving pension to a thief that's stolen enough. Finally, NASS seems to be waking up. |
@poster, chaircover has said all. Don't go for it as most oaths taken outside the marital vows backfires. |
And the drama continues, I believe the next time the director would say ACTION Yaradua will appear like wili-wili. |
I cannot believe Nigerians are shouting because of the N150,000,000 that the lagos government is donating to haiti. Is that not the same amount a serving minister of education spent for his wedding anniversary while schools were closed down? I don't understand nigerians, do we prefer this money to be in the pockets of politicians or used for a noble cause like this one? Agreed that lagos state has her problems like every other state in nigeria but the problems have always been there and would always be there as long as corruption continues to thrive and not because we decided to help a fellow black nation in times of need. What is N150 million, lets not allow selfishness and poverty cloud our sense of compassion. |
Divorce is not the answer so it is advised that when it comes to marriage u have to really look before u signed the dotted lines. |
So the vice president's life is in danger because of power outages, no water supply and network failure? If that's the case the lives of over 140 million Nigerians are in danger. The company should even go ahead and make the roads in aso rock filled with pot holes so that if he eventually becomes the president he would not be told that power failure, bad roads etc are a major headache for Nigerians. Danger ko, danger ni! PDP next scene! |
Seriously, I can't believe u r married mama-gee, ur posts and funny thread show otherwise. I agree with ur husband ( if there is one). Chei, Funny people full NL! |
@ mavenbox, u said my exact thoughts; I don't think a perfect man would need a woman as he is already perfect. |
Omobadan, I don't know if u have really seen people use voodoo because if u have u won't be saying voodoo is not evil. I even find it funny that people even practice such in this age. Agreed, all religions involve one sacrifice or the other but u cannot say that the sacrifices of voodooism have brought any good thing for both the worshippers and their neighbours. Seriously, would u like a juju priest as a neighbour? Funny enough alot of people even here on NL fear people involved in voodoo have u ever wondered why? |
It is rather unfortunate that this kind of disaster occured in Haiti, but I an so pissed to think that anybody would attribute it to God. Please, NL leave God out of it, there is no evil in God . Natural disasters are bound to happen as the scriptures predicted so I'm not so surprised it could be Nigeria tomorrow. Whether, Haiti brought it on themselves or not, the lesson is as long as this world remains good and bad things would continue to occur. Concerning, the pact with the devil, if trully such a thing occured then the Haitians should learn that he who dines with the devil should eat with a long spoon as his gifts do not come without sorrows. Pat Robertson gave his opinion and I believe there is still freedom of speech, if u think his statement is foolish ignore him but that those not change the fact that evil is evil whether u call it voodoo or african religion. |
I think this poor lyrics thing is a worldwide phenomenon and I believe it's because a lot of young folks who patronise these artistes do not have the ears and patience to listen to good lyrics instead they prefer songs they can dance 'alanta' to. As long as the beat is good people will buy the cd even if all the artiste is saying is dem mama, kolomental, swagga and other nonsense. Bottomline, we enjoy mediocrity. |
*yawns* where is the director of this comedy?the actors are running loose and it's no longer funny. |
The man died- Wole Soyinka, couldn't go beyond the first page. Let's talk about kevin- can't remember the author's name but she won the orange prize because of d book, makes me wonder why boring books win such prizes. |
Frank Edwards is doing great now, I think Eben is tight. I quite agree with u that gospel music is declining, alot of so-called gospel artistes in naija have become entertainers instead of ministers. |
Who told you I want to know about anything? |
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