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Politics › Re: Fuel Scarcity: Senate Summons Kachikwu by winniz: 7:31am On Mar 29, 2016

How can the state Minister be summoned while Buhari the Petroleum Minister is left out undecided

Those people are just bunch of clowns!

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Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 10:07pm On Mar 28, 2016

[quote author=[s][/s]mercyville post=44198417]This is the person MATT STEINGLASS that gave Nigerian Film Industry,NOLLYWOOD in 2002.
So it means Nollywood is 14 years,IGBOWOOD or BIAFRAWOOD was 20 years when you celebrated.NOLLYWOOD was pioneered by Hubert Ogunde,Eddy Ugboma and co.
Do you even know the meaning of pioneer?...lol
You must be an old man who seems to have lost touch with civility.Some people can be blindly stubborn.
They would keep repeating the same thing over and over again.
READ where we all got NOLLYWOOD that had sparked off a lot of debates:

Matt Steinglass Mon, 30 Sep 2002
15:27:55 -0700
Title: Nollywood.... the NY Times tells only
part of the story...
Having written one of those NY Times
stories, I'd like to respond. First, to coin
the term "Nollywood" (which I did not use;
that was the other story) does not imply
that the production and distribution
system in Nigeria is the same as that of
Hollywood; Bollywood, after all, also has a
different production and distribution
system from Hollywood, and in any case
the Hollywood system is itself in a state of
flux, and scarcely resembles the classic
studio system of the '40s. But it is
legitimate to use the shorthand term; one
does these things in order to make the
subject accessible or appealing to the
American reader. That said, one of the
difficulties in writing about the Nigerian
scene was the incredible fluidity of the
production and distribution system, which
would make it very difficult to grasp in a
year of research, let alone a month or 2
weeks, and even harder to describe in
1200 words.
https://www.mail-archive.com/african-cinema-conference@xc.org/msg00688.html[s][/s][/quote]Desperate Yoruba thief, you shameless losers are so desperate to abandon your dead Yorubawood movie industry you lots couldn't grow for decades to come and claim Nollywood you lots ain't part of!

It's been 23 years since living in Bondage kick started Nollywood and the 1992 game changer is set for a massive reboot.

"Speaking in the project Ramsey says there is no way you will mention Nollywood without talking about living in Bondage. It was a kick starter in the industry I work in today"
http://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/2015/10/ramsey-nouah-and-charles-okpaleke-join.html?m=1

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Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 2:01pm On Mar 28, 2016*

[quote author=[s][/s]mercyville post=44183943]
Is this true or not?

The origin of the term "Nollywood" remains
unclear; Jonathan Haynes traced the earliest
usage of the word to a 2002 article by Matt
Steinglass in The New York Times , where it was
used to describe Nigerian cinema . [2][3] The
term continue to be used in the media to refer
to the Nigerian film industry, with its definition
later believed to be a portmanteau of the words
"Nigeria" and " Hollywood ", the American major
film hub. [4][5][6][7]
Definition of which films are considered
Nollywood has always been a subject of debate.
Alex Eyengho defined Nollywood as "the totality
of activities taking place in the Nigerian film
industry, be it in English, Yoruba , Hausa, Igbo,
Itsekiri , Edo, Efik, Ijaw , Urhobo or any other of
the over 300 Nigerian languages ". He further
stated that "the historical trajectory of
Nollywood started since the pre and post
independent Nigeria, with the theatrical (stage)
and cinematic (celluloid )) efforts of the likes of
Chief Hubert Ogunde , Chief Amata, Baba Sala ,
Ade Love , Eddie Ugboma and a few others".

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nollywood[/quote][s][/s]

Sore loser, even bringing up Wikipedia that you shameless lots have been editing to desperately attach to Nollywood as a source.
Nollywood were pioneered and created by Igbos but it has always accommodated other tribes.

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Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 1:47pm On Mar 28, 2016*

[quote author=[s][/s]mercyville post=44183862]You dont want me to quote you with facts when you keep bouncing my quotes off cause you are a mod or close to a mod....lol.
You celebrated 20 years of Igbowood but Nollywood was coined by a foreigner in 2002 making it 14 years of Nollywood
YOU ARE A COWARD for bouncing off my facts... [s][/s][/quote]Loser, you made no single point continue switching monikers, attache by force Yorubas has no single contribution to Nollywoods creation or its growth. Living in Bondage kick started today's Nollywood. Even Ramsey Nouah not long ago said so as well.

It's been 23 years since living in Bondage kick started Nollywood and the 1992 game changer is set for a massive reboot.

Entertainment/business mogul Charles Okpaleke of play Entertainment network, and award winning Nollywood start, Ramsey Nouah, are collaborating to remake Kenneth Nnebue 1992 classic.

The right to the movie have been purchased by the duo, and production is set to kick in 2016.

"Speaking in the project, Ramsey says " There is no way you will mention Nollywood without talking about living in Bondage. It was a kick-starter for the industry 1 work in today."

http://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/2015/10/ramsey-nouah-and-charles-okpaleke-join.html?m=1

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Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 11:58am On Mar 28, 2016

mercyville:
Winniz...if you don't want anybody to argue about Nollywood...IJAW,TAPA,HAUSA,IGBO,YORUBA,EDO,KANURI ETC(NIGERIA) again,call it Biafrawood and nobody would touch it with a stick....lol

Igbos created and pioneered the industry and called it Nollywood while Hausa/Kanuri created theirs and called it Kanny wood. Yorubas should concentrate in growing their own Yorubawood movie industry.

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Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 11:06am On Mar 28, 2016

magicminister:
A good actress/actor should have the ability to appeal to numerous audience.

Even Hollywood actors learn new languages when they want to act as a non-English speaker. They learn new accent and sometimes even add or reduce some weight!
The Yoruba actors/actresses need to STOP WHINING about discrimination.
They are the ones discriminating themselves by not making effort to have cross-over appeal.

Omotola is one of the biggest actress in Nigeria. She has numerous yoruba movies to her name and numerous English movies to her name and she has even acted as an igbo girl.

Omotola has never featured in any Yoruba Movie so try to get your facts rights. Most of her movies have always been in Igbo setting.

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Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 10:52am On Mar 28, 2016*

LordVoldemort:
Another igbocentric clown. If you call me yoruba it's okay cos I live 80 per cent of life with them.

One thing you just get into your tiny skull is the truth will always be the truth it has no other version. Don't take glory for another man sweat.

Yoruba clown, continue switching monikers to spew trash. Which glory are you talking about? When you lots weren't part of the people that brought the glory to Nollywood.

Don't you know you are the glory chasers. Whereas Nollywood has always been accommodating to other tribes over the decades!

Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 10:35am On Mar 28, 2016

[quote author=[s][/s]Raydos post=44180006]

Do You Know The Reason Why Nollywood(igbo) Are Among The Largest Producer?

Because They Produce Alot Of Films!

And As A Matter Of Fact, These Films Are Wack And Full Of Crap.

Nollywoodigbo Is Not Up To International Standard, They Still Film In A Room And Parlour Lol

But They Produce Massively On A Year Basis.

They're Among The Biggest Producer Because They produce Alot Of Film Not Because They're Good!

YORUBAWOOD Is Way More Better Than Nollywoodigbo

Try Watching "Eje Ati Wura" - Oyenusi, Simisola-Otelemuye - Arin-Ota And So On - You'll Be Wowed

Not Like Those Wack Films Produce By Nollywoods[s][/s][/quote]We don't care about your unknown Yorubawood movie industry which ain't part and parcel of Nollywood. We barely know they exist so you can go watch your wack, juju film filled with illiterates we simply don't care!

Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 10:27am On Mar 28, 2016

[quote author=[s][/s]LordVoldemort post=44179292]

Lol so you think am yoruba. Point of correction am a Igbo guy from Njaba local government area of imo state.

This is not a tribal thing it's just the simple truth no one is taking nollywood from you buh to say glamour girls and the rest are the first set of home video is wrong. Check your facts right [s][/s][/quote]Look at this low esteemed Yoruba clown claiming Igbo, Nollywood still remains Igbo people's creation!

Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 10:19am On Mar 28, 2016

Noneroone:
only on the internet!

U think hype can do everything for you

Leave them let dem continue fooling themselves with those trashy things they call movies.
Even from that interview that woman did with punch you will know she's already famzing them English Artiste cos those ones are the real and recognised Nollywood peeps.

Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 9:56am On Mar 28, 2016

LordVoldemort:
Igbo movie started with glamour girls(1994), nneka the pretty serpent but before that yoruba movie have bin dishing out solid movies before then e.g Ti oluwa lo ni Ile (1993) Nkan nla(1990) orun mu orun(1989 baba sala) and so on.

Note nollywood is not the 3 biggest industry in the world because of the English movie [s] buh the amount of movies that comes out of yoruba side week in week out.[/s]

Here comes another pathological liar, which Yoruba sector when they ain't recognised as part of Nollywood.

The English movie made Nollywood the three biggest worldwide. The Nollywood movies that made it so, are those films shot alone in Asaba and Enugu.

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Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 9:48am On Mar 28, 2016

Niyinficient:
Am not a fashion freak who will go about analysing some ladies' outfit ...bt from the interviews and comments and reports and reviews dat I read and saw abt d event...she was the top of d pick....perhaps the reason ur 'most people' are rescinding and withdrawing their comments and appraisals is due to why d lady square-calling.

From most fashion critics and Fashionistas, Rita Dominic was top picked at that event. Even Genevieve who people complained about her outfit initially were later commending her outfit.

Apart from her square-calling, all you hypers did was throw insults at people who never liked her outfit, knowing fully well her outfit was just there with nothing spectacular...fooling her thinking her drag look was beau.

Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 8:53am On Mar 28, 2016

Niyinficient:
Pls,wat do u mean by 'You People'?

SMH....y do people like u allow tribal and sectional sentiments to clot ur logical reasoning? Cos She's a Yoruba actress now, you've placed a 'You people' tag on her......olofo ni e mehn.....

There is no tribal sentiment attached to my comment, this woman has been the one tribalizing this whole issue.
Even most of people who praised her initially, after looking closely at her and the outfit later agreed they were fooled by you hypers.

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Celebrities › Re: Nollywood Discriminate Against Yoruba Actors, They See Us As "Illiterates" Mercy by winniz: 8:34am On Mar 28, 2016

Niyinficient:
Shut up! Shut up! Shut up! Just shut up!

Undoubtedly, she was d best dressed female, everyone attested to dat after d red carpet shit. Why wil This Day omit her when rag-wearing dakore, mermaid-looking Genevive and co could make d front cover?

I don't watch yoruba movies (xcept their comic ones) bt I think Mercy is right.

You people are liars, this woman was never close to the best dressed at that event.
She looked more like a Drag Queen with her excessive make up and her terrible hair style even the dress was even bigger than her. She was not all that!

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Celebrities › Re: Munachi Abii And Sarah Ofili Show Off BIG Boobies In Bikini's by winniz: 3:11pm On Mar 27, 2016

new2020:
Yoruba and envy...kilode? I know you are tired of seeing all these beautiful Igbo women everyday on Nairaland.

If you look at the way they have been insulting those two beautiful ladies there, You will know that there Envy and hateful nature is out of this World!

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Celebrities › Re: Toyin Aimakhu’s Career Is Finished- Ex-boyfriend Says by winniz: 2:48pm On Mar 27, 2016*

Seun Egbegbe who was recently dumped by Toyin Aimakhu said the actress career is finished as far as Yoruba movie sector is concerned.

See dem Yorubawood actresses always in the news for all the wrong reasons, later they will want to attache themselves to Classy Nollywood Industry which they ain't part of!

Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 9:56am On Mar 27, 2016

Code45:
Seriously, you're mentally deranged.

Henycymama

Oh, I can clearly see that you are deranged, no point quoting you...don't know the reason why you are just pained...

The demented people are you uncouth lots, known for throwing insults and curses everywhere, just like una ratchet Mercy not long ago cursed out someone including the person's entire Generation.

Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 9:11am On Mar 27, 2016

donfreshest6:
YOU MUST BE RAZZ TOO FOR SAYING SHE IS RAZZ. WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU THAT MAKE YOU SAID Mercy AIGBE IS RAZZ. LET ME TELL YOU SMTHIN, NOn OF YOUR SISTER ARE IN THE STANDARD OF HER DAUGHTER NEITHER YOUR MOM,NOT TO TALK OF THE STANDARD OF MERCY Herself . YOU BETTER THiNK WeLL BEYOND WRITING ANYTHING ON SOCIAL MEDIA. I REST MY PEN.
I AM A PROUD YOURUBA BOY.

Even her recent outburst signifies her level of razzness, she even called herself one.
Whereas which standard are you talking about? cos she has none. Is she not same ratchet Yorubawood actress jumping from one man to the other undecided

http://www.stelladimokorkus.com/2013/04/actress-mercy-aigbe-disgraced-by-hubbyhtml?m=1

Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 7:39am On Mar 27, 2016

placeofallure:
[s][/s]All Nigerian movies, English, Igbo, Hausa and especially Yoruba, are classified as Nollywood.[s][/s] Agents of discord and confusion like you are the reason Nigeria is backward.

As for Mercy Aigbe Gentry, many people see her as 'razz' but I say she's able to get into her character, that means she's good. Still talking about the AMVCA, many fashionistas will agree she was easily one of the best dressed so it was really a snub for her not gracing the cover or getting a notable mention. Like she said which I concur, "Local ti take over!" Iya won!

Liar, All Nigerian movie industry has never been part and are never classified as Nollywood.
Hausa movie industry is called Kanny wood Yorubawood movie is not part of Nollywood.

How can that fake, razz woman with her terrible layers of make up, butt pad and waist trainers be the best dressed at that Award undecided

Whereas how will she grace the cover of that Mag with Classy people when she's just a local, unknown regional actress and doesn't belong to Nollywood undecided

Well, the wannabe will only take over Yorubawood movie industry cos that's where she rightfully belong!

Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 11:38pm On Mar 26, 2016

Panzerfaust:
Abeg sharrap..fools like you are always on the lookout to bring ppl down. As if that will compensate for your mental issues.

IamOpemipo

Eleribe eleri pelebe

Code45

Why are you so pathetic in nature? Tell me

See dem Pained iddiots everywhere whining all over the place cheesy

Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 11:29pm On Mar 26, 2016

ElPere:
Na thunder dey fire you go so oo.
Devil!!

Satan na still same thunder go kill you!

Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 10:37pm On Mar 26, 2016

pretydiva:
Baba God settle down dash dis lady brain when it comes 2 fashion. She's jst 2 gud

The wannabe is just too good with fashion yet she just hired a professional stylist undecided

http://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/2016/03/mercy-aigbe-hires-professional-stylist.html?m=1

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Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 6:18pm On Mar 26, 2016

Chanchit:
Abeg no vex, cos I'm to be blamed for arguing with a mad man.

You obviously need to check into a mental asylum cos You know you are deranged!

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Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 5:58pm On Mar 26, 2016

Chanchit:
You sef just read what you just typed, you are not making sense bro, you still have that mental problem.

Did you read what you type b4 posting? cos the senseless person here is you.

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Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 5:38pm On Mar 26, 2016

Chanchit:
You even get time dey quote the guy, person weh get mental problem.

I think una wannabe Mercy is the person with serious mental issues.

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Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 5:34pm On Mar 26, 2016

axortedbabe:
So has swanky jerry resume his duties?

The razz woman wanna belong by all means cheesy

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Celebrities › Re: Mercy Aigbe Stuns In Aso Ebi Attire by winniz: 5:09pm On Mar 26, 2016

This razz, local woman with low self esteem and inferiority complex.
Whereas she's not a Nollywood actress but a Yorubawood actress!

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Celebrities › Re: Daniella Okeke Marks Birthday With Dazzling Photos by winniz: 4:03pm On Mar 26, 2016

She looks extremely Gorgeous!

Celebrities › Re: Thisday Style Magazine Covers Nollywood Best Dressed List by winniz: 8:42pm On Mar 22, 2016

domopps:
Is this not the same mag Mercy Aigbe and her bleaching Yoruba ~~nollywood~~ family ranting hupandan for.....

Cheeeeers

You actually meant Yorubawood not Nollywood!

Celebrities › Re: Thisday Style Magazine Covers Nollywood Best Dressed List by winniz: 8:41pm On Mar 22, 2016

All I see in that Magazine cover is Beauty and pure Class without dem razz people!

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Celebrities › Re: There Is Discrimination In Nollywood As Yoruba Acts Are Being Sidelined - Mercy by winniz: 11:48am On Mar 22, 2016

See as dem Yorubawood actresses are disgracing themselves. Whereas Yorubawood is not part and can never be part of Nollywood!

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Celebrities › Re: Iyabo Ojo Calls Out ThisDay Style For Not Including Mercy Aigbe In List by winniz: 6:02pm On Mar 21, 2016

rita25:
dis thing worry mercy oh....must she be best dressed? all this Yoruba pple and their mentality sef she put fake everything yet wants best dressed

Don't mind them, Everything that fake woman won to the AMVCA was fake, from the butt pad to the waistrainers here is the pic of that local woman.

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