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wallflower:
Cry first

dis uyo man...na wa oo...can I ask u a question?

wallflower:
Na so, your mother must be proud of you.

dios mio..Nigger leave me na...

wallflower:
lol, "superior sense of fashion"? hahaha are you still in secondary school?

P.S I'm not going to stop quoting you, you can cry if you want.

niggeer talk to d hand pls!

Dem go soon off load Adebayo. So let him party. Turkey loading

wallflower:
I'll stop quoting you, you big baby.

oh yes pls do...its futile trying to reason in a superior sense of fashion.

wallflower:
Sound reasoning is something you're not familiar with.

wow what a fool.... Check google and see their nationality... Stop quoting me. People like you speak absent sense.

wallflower:
You quoted the entire article to post your vitriolic garbage, your case is pending in the court of hell.

Yet in the court of sound reasoning I would win...quote me again poo faced monkey.

Ozigbondu:
God punish lugard and his ashawo girlfriend called flora wherever they are for forming this failed geographical entity called Nigeria.

Even the building where this entity was born is in a dipilated condition mirroring the state of the child it bore

don't blame him...at least a part of Cameroun was Nigeria...why didn't Nigeria correct the mistake after it got its independence like India did...? That's the question

[quote author=chinli post=33005689][/quote]he is coming back home to old Traford

Borrussia:
To say Nigeria is a home of talents is an
understatement. It is estimated that there
are over 100,000 Nigerians in the
creative industry.
Some even say talent flows in the blood, and that blood runs everywhere a Nigerian is.
Nigerians are doing well in movie industries across the world with many based in South Africa, France, Canada USA, and UK. Many of them are holding their own in major big budget productions. It sure evokes a sense of pride when one sees a Nigerian setting Angelina Jolie free from a helicopter in
the blockbuster, Salt. With the increasing
numbers of Nigerians in Hollywood, there is
definitely going to be more collaboration between the two major movie industries. The first sets of returnees have been doing their parts in making the Nigeria movie industry successful. Top names like Olu Jacobs, who was in Hollywood movie, The Pirates, among others and Taiwo Ajayi-Lycett, who has featured in many dramas in the UK, and now features in Nigerian production, Tinsel, certainly have made their mark and impact in the industry.

Here is a list of other top Nigerians making waves in Hollywood:

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Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje

Leading the pack is the Nigerian-British
citizen, born of Yoruba parents, but grew up
in Islington, London. Adewale Akinnuoye-
Agbaje holds a Master degree. Over the years, he has successfully infused Yoruba language into few of his characters in Hollywood movies, the most notable being
“Mo ti so fun e teletele (I told you before), Ori e o pe (you are out of
your mind) in the Hollywood block buster, Bourne Identity. His muscular and formidable body has earned him distinct roles in the movie world.
Akinnuoye-Agbaje has featured in blockbuster movies such as Bourne Identity, The Mummy Returns, The Legionnaire, Get Rich or Die Tryin,’ Unstoppable, GI Joe:
The Rise of the Cobra, The Lost series and
The New York Undercover series. Akinnuoye-Agbaje has said he would direct a
film about his life story. Recently, he made a guest appearance in the second episode of
season 8 of Monk, and also played Derek
Jameson in the 2011 film, The Thing. He
will also portray Kurse in
the Marvel Studios film, Thor: The Dark World.

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Hakeem Kae Kazim

Hakeem Kae Kassim is a British trained actor, who was born in Lagos
but moved to South Africa, where he lived and learnt his trade. He has since become a regular face in both
Hollywood and Nollywood, thriving
even with endorsement deals.
Kae Kazim has apparently got some
impressive roles in Hollywood movies
some of which are The Pirate of the
Carribeans: At World’s End, Hotel Rwanda, X- Men Origins: Wolverine, The Fourth Kind. The Forth Kind
was written and directed by a Nigeria,
Olatunde Osunsanmi.

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Chiwetel Ejiofor

Chiwetelu Umeadi Ejiofor is probably the most popular Nigerian in Hollywood today. Good looking Ejiofor
was born in London of Igbo parentage. His style of acting has not
only earned him great roles in British and Hollywood movies, ithas also endeared him to directors, who seem
to pick him as first choice when
biography flicks are concerned. Ejiofor has some movies such as Amistad, 12 Years a Slave, Dirty Pretty Things, Salt, End Game, Inside Man,
Four Brothers and Mind Games.
Ejiofor was awarded the Officer of the
Order of the British Empire (OBE), in the 2008. In the same year, he made his directorial debut in the short film, Slapper, which he also wrote, based on an idea by editor/director, Yusuf
Pirhasan. Ejiofor appeared alongside John Cusack in the 2009 film, 2012. The film went on to gross over
$700 million, and is among the list of
highest-grossing films of all times,
placing fifth of top films of 2009. This
year, Ejiofor appears in the leading role in the BBC’s 2 drama series Dancing on the Edge, playing the part
of band creator, Louis Lester.

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Gbenga Akinnagbe

Gbenga Akinabe
was born onDecember 12, 1978 in
Washington, D.C. to Nigerian parents and grew up in Silver Spring, Maryland. An actor best known for
his role as Chris Partlow on the HBO
original series, The Wire.
Akinnagbe was in and out of trouble as a youth. He is the second oldest of six children, one older
sister and four younger brothers. He
is the first in his family to be born in the US. He attended Colonel Zadok A. Magruder High School in
Rockville, Maryland. Akinnagbe attended Bucknell University on
a wrestling scholarship, majoring
in political science and English. He is the cousin of DC rapper,Wale.
Some of his film roles include Damage, Blue Blood and The Wire
among others.

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Caroline Chikezie

For Caroline Chikezie, growing up on the streets of London has made her one of the established British
actress of Igbo origin. She also found her way into prominent Hollywood movies and TV series after her
role in Aeon Flux. Some of the movies in which she featured
are Eragon, Aeon Flux, Breaking and
Entering, The Supernatural Tv series
and The Torchwood TV series.

After roles in Holby
City, Casualty, and the award-winning British film, Baby Mother,
Chikezie landed her first major role as
bitchy Sasha Williams in As If in 2001. In 2004, she landed a regular role as Kyle Pascoe’s girlfriend, Elaine Hardy, in Series Four of Footballer’s Wives. Her other television works includes 40, Judas Kiss, Free Fall and Brothers and Sisters. She appeared as Lisa Hallett, a member of the secret organisation of Torchwood who had
been transformed into a half-human half- Cyberman in Cyberwoman.

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Sonni Chidiebere

This Nigerian-Igbo actor has earned minor roles in some blockbuster Hollywood movies. They include Hotel Rwanda, Blood
Diamond, District 9 and Lord of War. Born in Nigeria, he grew up in South Africa, where he started his acting
career.

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Edun Adetomiwa

After watching the popular Hollywood TV
series, Merlin, his face became a notable one and his name shot in
the tabloids for his prolific role
interpretation. A young British actor
with apparently Nigerian-Yoruba
heritage, Edun is the coloured character in Merlin, who later
became Prince Authur’s in-law and
knight. He has featured in a number
of series and some films, which include Shakespeares Globe,
Romeo and Juliet, The Merlin Tv Series, The Law And Order, UK Tv
series.

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Nonso Anozie

Nonso Anozie, who is of Igbo origin, is one of the fast-rising and well-paid actors. Having featured in
prominent Hollywood blockbusters, Anozie’s distinct Igbo intonation
came to fore in the Hollywood flick, Conan the Barbarian. His featured movies include Conan the
Barbarian, The Grey, Rock and Rolla, Nanny Mcphee Returns and
The Last Legion.

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Ndoka Valentine Ndubisi

Ndoka Valentine Ndubisi would be easily spotted for his role in Fighting Temptations, where he acted alongside Beyonce Knowles. This
apparently handsome man of Igbo decent has acted in a few
movie flicks. Not much information is
available on his background and
parentage. However, he is known to have featured in movies like
Fighting Temptations, Concrete Brown, Unforgiven Sins and Somebodies.

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Sophie Okonedo

Sophie Okonedo is another British actress with mixed parentage
but of Nigerian paternity-from Edo
State. Okonedo, who rose to become one of the most sought after
actresses in England, holds the prestigious award of OBE. With
features in several Hollywood movies,
Okonedo would be most remembered for her roles in Aeon Flux, Hotel Rwanda, Alex Rider, Operation
Storm Breaker, Ace Ventura, Dirty Pretty Things, and Martian
Child.

Cc. lalasticlala ishilove

I don't know why you nigerians like reaping from where u did not sow. They are british and american actors but of Nigerian parentage or extraction. Ask them where they are from and they would tell you they are American or British. When u say Nigerian actors u can refer to chidi mokeme, zack orji Genevive and the rest rocking in hollywood. So quite taking other peoples glory because first they are from where their passports say they are from. Understand.

What did she buy for him I don't get it...boxes of chocolate abi wetin...? And yeah they say he turned 28...mikel come and suck mommies breast.

agarawu23:
must you show your stupidity everywhere you go with your falling booobs?

you called my attention wrongly. if you are truely an English teacher you shld have corrected my errors or keep mute

ppl like you are the set of ppl with E8 in English Language and you are here on forum forming guru

marital sex...hahaha...olodo. Say now you stand corrected. Instead of insulting the babe. Egocentric bomboclat!

agarawu23:
yes


just to excape my shyness I will walk very far to buy from one Abokii in my area back then

to avoid shyness, stay away from premarital sex. if I can stop it why can't u?

just shut up!

kingjoo:
Just stop!!. this is just about the same reason the SA are killing others. unguided statement is much more dangerous than a lighter in a gas station. Let's preach love and with it conquer the forces of hate and evil. one love

as much as I love ur idealist approach...pacification Is not the answer. I'm a realist. Those savages would not bulge to amicable approaches. Its fire for fire. Ask the people who fought in WW2

Bloody Mtn una still dey Naija abi...? Okay.

macanu:
continue talking to u is waste of MB

then stop writing u Vermin! How dare u in the first place.

macanu:
continue talking to u is waste of MB

then stop writing u Vermin!

He is my Nigga ....if Buhari fulfills his promises coz of dis guy then he is my Hero! Sai trekker.

SirShymexx:
Brev, is giving ultimatum the way to go when dealing with foreign relations?

Just summon the SA high commissioner in Nigeria, and do the rest via diplomacy. That is the way to go.

They are just making Nigeria look stupid right now by putting themselves in a tight corner. What is going to happen if nothing stops after 24hrs? Give another ultimatum? Loooool

no we wud start killing dia black nationals

jamex93:
no need for warning


let's go kick dem ass

yes oo...I'm with u

macanu:
sorry

yeah you should be sorry for being yourself.

macanu:
pple like u r d ones dat hv notin to offer to dis country(nigeria) sumtin tells me dat u r d type dat will stay in a foreign land4 25yrs or more at d end will cum bck with notin to offer 4 urself or pple around and nigeria as a whole.if what I post pains u so much dats mean u r in d category of pple,bros try get sense small

thing is uu don't know what u are saying so I would excuse ur tragic ignorance as u were fashioned that way...

uselessgoat:
Ori e lo buru

u r an ass wipe...useless goat...even goats are useful as I eat them. But u... Completely foolish and worthless. Waste of skin

macanu:
I knw dat more nigerians will die in this attack,generally we r hated 4 wht we knw notin abt ditto d fact that our brothers and sisters hv rilly painted our name real dark black not only in south africa but other countries they find there selves in,in fact I will say dis xenophobia tin is primary directed or indirectly a msg to nigerians there.

At the end of the day leaving Nigeria to other country will neva slove ur problem my brothers and sisters,go there and bring the wealth to nigeria,goverment can't do it all we d youth r developers of this Great nation.
It a lesson 4 us to learn 4rm now

sometimes I wonder why fools are allowed on Nairaland...u speak absent any sense. Just read post abeg and shut up.

Iamfrank:
My pet son came to me yesterday and was telling me how he is ashamed of his own mother.... He said almost every night when their father is not around (he works outside the town) he always sees his mother watching pornographic films in the sitting room..... He says it has been going on for some time now.... He is 18yrs of age.... And that what borders him a lot is that he has 3 younger siblings of ages 3, 9 and 12.... He is just ashamed of discussing it to his mother.... Wat do you tink is the best thing to do?

sit her down and talk to her...if she refuses report to ur dada.

GboyegaD:
It is no start in my opinion. There are better diplomatic measures to resolve these than inciting people back home.

Coward!

tochukwuifeduba:
I just broke my mtn sim card in protest over the xnophobia attacks against Nigerians in South Africa( MTN is a south African owned mobile Telecommunication company operational in Nigeria).- Ifeduba ThankGod Tochukwu

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wish the entire Nigerian populace were like u and I...their blood would paint our streets!

bigtt76:
When she die now and her spirit or ghost begin haunt them, we go begin hear of strange illness. I hope she survives though. We shouldn't repay evil with evil. Reviving her would have taught her a lesson but if survived it on her it is more reason for her to seek revenge. She might even decide to poison the source of water. People nor de learn shaaa

wetin concern dem...? Na dem make am faint? If anybody touch her now and she dies. Police would take that person as a suspect. Besides na she kno why she faint. Mind ur business.

smithsammy:
hahahahha! our engineering schools are only breeding/training students to be an installer, operator, and maintainers of manchines/devices - not to invent and innovate.

I could vividly remember a time i asked a close friend of mine that why africans dont invent things and start solving our problems ourselve. His reply was: 'virtually everything has been invented, just google what ever you crave to invent or innovate and you see bunch of results displaying on your surfing device.' This friend in question is very smart, brilliant, and one of the big-dreamers i have ever mingled with. But such answer, coming from a calibre of his type, from that very day, passes into my heart, a hot stone and a great pity for my mother land.

I stumbled on this page too late I know. But what should happen is that our Government to bring Power and create industries like they did in Japan for our Engineering students. Then we should forget our damn Culture for a decade at least together with Religion and focus on getting better. Then remove huge chunk of Money from Politics and put all our resources on developing every bush in the country and basic human needs. What do you think? With a clear mind and filled stomach we can be innovative I believe.

voltron:
unfuckingbelievable... and God insists on birthing such people to earth..

David was a peeping tom and he still made heaven...does that make God Partial person? I wish Hitler had wiped protestants and apostolic instead of the Jews.

Justfollowit:
I have had a change of heart following Madcow1's post

nope can't find him and don't know him. Want d Orijin or not?