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adonainana:
Hmm
Now country looked down upon feeding the hunter

Not too long ago some people would say they would rather die in the UK than come to Nigeria

Wow such a turnaround cos here in the UK presently, there is fresh and pay on delivery death

The type of death that would even cost £8000 for funeral self

The highest deaths in Europe so far, ko easy

Well done Nigerian Government

Well done - ke! LOL. They only returned back because the UK airline came to collect their own - we are not embarrassed that we cannot run a national airline competently. I remember the national character nonsense involved in Nigeria Airways and how mgmt began to eat the chicken from the inside so that all the was left was a carcass...

Liftmaster:
I believe I've said my bit. Take whatever you will from it. I am responding to you and not the echo chamber because I know you are trying to share your experience in Côte d'Ivoire. I stand by my feedback that it could do with a bit more detail. You can do so without divulging any personal info. Would it hurt to mention the name of the popular Nigerian restaurants? Street names? I have been to Yopougon where I am affiliated with the cocoa processing plant which is a financial sponsor for some soccer clubs. This is what has created my tangential interest in your thread. Good luck to you in your future endeavors.

Brother - google is your friend. Arrange yourself well to benefit from the pecuniary benefits of intensive research. You will reap a bountiful harvest and your cerebellum will treble in size. You will feel elated and giddy from reaching an elevated mental position and ready to strike fire into the heart of economic production. As you do that, please refrain from disturbing our vibe and reducing this thread to an intellectual discourse. I can hit Bloomberg or the FT for that. Here, the majority of us want to hear about music, social life and gros fesses in any order anyone wishes.

I know your heightened emotional intelligence will workout your subsequent behaviour from now on - A plus!

how big she cashed out from Neflix and he told aside the Neflix she wouldn't have made it and she didn't deliberately made it for Neflix .He further make me understand how wizkid, zlatan olamide are making waves with little or no good message while Asa and co are relegated with their good message,

Summary wizkid and co and giving what people want.

He still went on to tell me how cheap and inferior products is moving more than expensive original products in this part of the world so I believe it's same reason Prince Nwoko went into education which he probably felt will be more rewarding than factory as me and you think .[/quote]Bros, good concepts. Let me tell you. Africans live for the moment, not for tomorrow. Hence whizkid and Zlatan will be forgotten in 15 years time and no one will be playing their music. Asa's music will still be generating via streaming and she will still be performing in London, Paris and New York for ppl who want a message. Is anyone playing early 90's naija hits music now - no.

Ditto with African films - those village films that promote negativity pass on no message and sink after 6 months. It will take a visionary to promote positivity of our culture - and they will cash out BIG.

Lionheart is just the start. I'm involved in a UK film production at the moment that will be filmed for 300K and that I am sure will cash out for no less than 1.5 million in 12-18 months. My own is 100K in the production and I know I will get that 400k because the streaming giants are thirsty for competent, professional AV product. It just takes ppl to think long-term and stop looking for quick, short-term gains.

optimus106:
NCDC oya carry and add this to your ever increasing number of covid 19 cases/deaths.

Pvssyole' with bad breath. Go and pick leaves when the adults are talking.

This dear woman lived in Shepherds Bush, where I grew up. This week has been very tough. we have lost many musical icons this year. In the past week alone, this lady, Tony Allen and one of the pioneers of UK hip-hop over the past twenty years - Ben Chijioke aka brother TY - we miss you brother. Please rest in elegance with our ancestors. One X

I like that young guy in shades, talking cooly and with reason. Na these youths we need more for naija

[quote author=Jokerman post=89290993]Bros where is this image, need to find it

Chai. This is too much. Be careful when hiring staff ooooo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M25HDpUPJj8

Any Youtube film-makers based in Nigeria, that have a good HD camera/filming approach and know how to edit? If so, email me at toucht123@yahoo.co.uk or send me links to your work.

Cheers

solostar1:
The way people here are supporting American aggression. Anybody but the USA is a bad guy. A nation built on genocide and slavery. The so called liberator but with the highest number of homeless people and racial police brutality against people of colour.
Has the highest number of military bases around the world in other people's country but will never allow others put even a single Garrison on their soil.
A nation with highly censored media when ever it come to exposing their government atrocities around the world.
Nobody is talking about Julian Assange or Chelsea Manning.

Country of governmental hypocrites since independence. No wonder its messed up as they learnt from the English - just like a few other countries in a perilous state - Pakistan, Naija, India etc...

If she dey for AmeriKKKa, they would be singing slow songs on her behalf.

merahki:
Okay let’s not get carried away and pretend to forget about the effects of a bad man on the health of a woman too. Bad people are bad people, and don’t belong to a particular gender.

Carried away. LOL. This is a question of life and death. There is no gift more special than inner peace and peace at home. This brother has neither at the current moment. I know, I have been through what he is talking about. You became ultra defensive and mentioned gender, which means you must be a woman who feels that this topic is too close to home. No vex, this situation is specific, it has no general application to all women, so unable rest easy pls. We know men get their own shaker too, if that makes you feel better.

OP - life is too short for Wahala ooo. I have a cousin who has BP and has only been married for five years and has 2 boys now. In an argument, the wife tells him ' You want to to argue abi, your BP go increase ooo', At every stage in life, we have options and choices to make.

This woman has refused to change or allow peace to hold sway, she is right every time, while everybody around is wrong. Sincerely, I do not know what to do anymore.

I am tired and exhausted. I do not know what to do anymore. I am 42, I was diagnosed of high blood pressure 2 years ago.[/quote]There are some men who are unaware of the effects of a bad woman on the health of a man. Honestly, this is a lesson ohhh. Choose wisely and take your time. Better to wait and remove foot from hot water than be sitting in it daily.

piper7:
PIPER CV
I am a Criminally minded animal, raised by Useless people.

No vex, I understand. You are an empty barrel! Na your Baba I blame, not you.

[quote author=Tissaia post=89206314]Yar'adua wants to unite and uplift this country but he was cut short. May his soul rest in peace.
Gej tried but the corrupt politician unite and frustrated him. Including the northern politician and the corrupt empty vessel Jagaban and his minions.

This time i said the truth, without been tribalistic we know the SW are naturally deceptive but they have respect. unlike SE arrogant and disrespectful.

and the Fulani oligarchy nko. Your mouth was quiet on that issue, yet you say you talked the truth (corruptible concept). Ode!

Make Fulani never hear their buffalo don stray

[quote author=piper7 post=89189523]You are a very stupid human being!! You have no bloody sense!!

Brother, you are a fool. or as you say, Ode. TBH, every tribe in naija is perfect for each other, treacherous collection of rascals, forever picking money over development. Enjoy the ride.

What a complete FOOL!

Like his brodas go write off a debt of 20 cows

People are making noise about the Chinese. But really, it is our fault. This is Slavery system with Oyinbo Part 2.

They cannot enter the country, mine, ship minerals without the connivance of thirsty, diabolical ni55erians on the ground. Everyone involved should be tied to an oil barrel and shot by automatic weapon. This is happening in Ghana, Burkina, Nigeria, Mali - all over West Africa and our brown skin devils are happy count money over morals and sell the next generation's birthright - land, good air and fresh water...

They should pour lead through their mouth and noise till they die from blood poisoning.

[quote author=Arrewa post=89171195]They Should not just bury him like that!!

Idiot. Every issue and you bring in the east.

No food in your fridge - east don cause am.

No job for my brother - east don cause am.

Plantain expensive - east don cause am.

My sister pregnant - wait, where is Obinna?

astana1:
Girls who fled Boko Haram attacks are being enslaved and rapped by human traffickers (igbo's) who then sell thier babies in Enugu. This is disgusting!!!

Not nice - but you have been living with Boko peacefully and only been servicing keyboard and mouth matter. If you are that upset, you know where Aso rock is?

DanseMacabre:
I wonder why in the world people kill harmless creatures.

You dey craze...this snake na danger - forget small length - it can move like Usain bolt when excited for food - thick like iron tree naturally

jaxxy:
I did not say forget ur History. Ur history is not only the negetive experiences. Remembering only the negetive does u no good. Don't not forget bt forgive and move on.

Let Mandela be ur model and example. He was a great leader.

The media elevate Mandela ONLY because he ignored white crimes and did not disturb their capital. You tell me of one white leader in history who did the same with Africa or in the diaspora. I am waiting......

He was their modern day Jesus Christ - turned the other cheek, forgave all for their sins.

My heroes are Mao, Gadaffi, Steve Biko, Nyerere, Nkrumah - self- development and non-dependency.

[quote author=jaxxy post=89070907]U are not getting the point and pls I know biafra was a terrible experience and set back bt Igbos must leave it behind to progress. It's same sentiment hold the black Americans from doing much good for themselves except for few who took their destinies into their hands.

Bros, see how you follow white-man belief system, hook, line and sinker. So you want them to forget about 400 years of murder/rape and oppression. That is the same bullshit mentality most Nigerians enter the US. Kowtowing to crackers and with no understanding of history and the ramifications of it. Then start behaving like fools and not respecting the hosts... Funny thing is, white man continually retells his history and shouts it from the rooftop, while asks our African -Americans to forget about theirs. Only a fool forgets their history. Wake UP and read - I suggest a book for you - Walter Rodney - How Europe Underdeveloped Africa.

Waste of time. You ever been in a car, windows up and you can still smell the smoke, stench from outside?

What about when someone farts through two pieces of clothing.

If corona wants to find you, even if you are in a bank safe. It will find you.

DelTel:
AJ sent lots of food - rice, beans, semolina - to Fela Shrine to be shared around few days ago. From my estimation the rice should be 10kg, beans 10kg and 2 sachets of semolina 1kg which should be around #1500, #1000 and #800 respectively in open market.

To my astonishment, most of the recipients sold the 3-combo pack #500 to a man parked few metres away.

Some companies and individuals have been sharing stuffs to alleviate people's suffering but all ends up in fights, disruption of the process and wastage of the items.

G...n lotto gave 100 bags of rice and other foodstuffs to a community, some elders connived to share only 50 bags keeping the remaining to themselves; the youths of the area have been at loggerheads with the elders and food left undistributed for over 2wks now.

It is hardwired into the Naija psyche - mentality is fuccd.

Step-children of poverty in full effect...

YungMillionaire:
Why are the kidnappers wearing Igbo traditional hats?

Same reason why your baba never use condom. Personal choice.

Where did this happen - Ogun....no On....

Religious resetting

F.A.C.T

Their Auntie said he was dead and the step-children of poverty began holding owambe!

[quote author=mfm04622 post=89056052][/quote]lol....did you not read the article

literacy and music history is now a forgotten sport. If it was a video of ppl fighting over rice, that you would understand.

RIP warrior