@witkencrypt@AloyEjimakor I once met one during early morning travel before 6am.
Guy had been smoking and drinking through the night WITH A GUN. At that point, he could as well be an armed robber, because I did everything he asked before my mum will be hearing stories wey no clear.
Everything has a price. Even the things that are free. The price of Netflix is your time. The price of junk food is your energy. The price of a bad relationship is your peace. Opportunity cost is real. Before you consume anything ask yourself what you're paying with. You're always spending your life.
Do it wisely.
Housejob ng can now search 30M+ biomedical publications from leading journals like JAMA, Lancet, etc, compared side by side with Nigerian guidelines, so you can quickly see where they align or differ and make decisions in the right clinical context.
Words that I cannot spell.
Boo k (like flowers that they give people)
Showfa (private driver)
Kolig (as in your workmate)
Fall straight (as in you fall straight me)
Silowet (that Shadow stuff)
iiii ( as in where a bride walks down during wedding)
😭😭
@folasewamiii@WonderOfNigeria To be clear, I'm not agreeing with the OP.
Way I see it, she creates movies according to what her audience likes. It's business. You only produce what the markets consume.
Maybe she can improve, but I don't think "Hollywood-style" story-telling would capture as many Nigerians.
@folasewamiii@WonderOfNigeria Are you saying that your role model cannot have flaws? The person is a role model, not God. The whole reason for having role models is to improve oneself. How can you improve without acknowledging the past flaws?
@Naomi_nzube They nicknamed me "last born" in my Jss1. I was the smallest among about 4k students. Fortunately, the name lost relevance and faded slowly the next year when a smaller boy named Richard came aboard and I had moved to Jss2.