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Sometimes you're just big enough that people have to get out of your way!
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Eli Ezeugoh
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Eli Ezeugoh
@ck1125
I don't want to be a product of my environment. I want my environment to be a product of me.
Katılım Ekim 2008
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@kwuchu Let's just say you got off lightly seeing as there's no livestock involved 😂
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My uncle is in town visiting his kids and their families and at Easter, he said to me, "Iheanyi you didn't tell me live in Houston? I've been coming here and you haven't called me to come visit. Your punishment is that you owe me one bottle of Hennessy." 😂 About to give this guy the big ass 1.5L bottle of Hennessy, might even be the VSOP joint
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Happy Easter everyone.
It's a good day to go watch/ stream "Iju Ese" on YouTube.
"We need Igbo films" "We need Igbo movies".
I've done it o! Emegom ya o!
youtu.be/cM2vULHaOi8?si…
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Seeing Janelle Monáe, Queen Latifah, Genevieve Nnaji and Yvonne Nelson show love to this video on Instagram really affirmed that I’m creating something meaningful. 😌💜🦅
Ifé@Ife_musiq
🎵Jolly Papa – Rex Lawson. I infused a blend of Twi, Kalabari, and Igbo into this beautiful classic. African languages are rich, diverse, and truly beautiful, this is a celebration of their harmony and heritage. 💜🦅
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There's some potential here... Where is this?
TimithegoatTTG🎯@sethgun1800
Anytime I come to the village, my resolve to build a lakefront house here grows stronger.
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His is a cautionary tale. People must respect themselves enough to know when their love is unrequited. Chest the L and quietly move on.
R.C.O🍀@RitaOnwurah
I also felt bad for Ekene. He genuinely liked Amarachi and she tried to tell him that she doesn't feel the same way about him. However, with a mother like Nneka Obinze...
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The Nigerian people together! The will of well-meaning Nigerians must be stronger than that of those who want us to accept the status quo. It has been clear for a while that the current incumbents are no answer to any of Nigeria's big problems. They need to be retired.
Jola@Jollz
Is there hope for antidote? We can’t continue like this please 😩😩😩😩
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The side eye she gave her mother at the end was everything! 😂
Every daughter needs an Uju nwa in her life.
Eli Ezeugoh@ck1125
Uju nwa! She definitely role-modelled bottom-up leadership. It took her intervention for Amarachi's instincts to kick in. Uju is a reminder of why we must never cease to use our voices wherever we find ourselves. They may drive that CRUCIAL difference in outcomes.
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@IamJustNneka @RitaOnwurah Gbamsolutely. Ije ụwa adịghị ofele. Ije ụwa bu onye daa ada obilie ticha ahụ ya ma gaba kwa n'ihu. 🙌🏾
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Uju nwa! She definitely role-modelled bottom-up leadership. It took her intervention for Amarachi's instincts to kick in. Uju is a reminder of why we must never cease to use our voices wherever we find ourselves. They may drive that CRUCIAL difference in outcomes.
R.C.O🍀@RitaOnwurah
That's why Uju's character was kind of my favourite. The rebellious younger daughter who had to remind her older sister that she's so stuck with being the "Ada" that she's let everyone run her life for her. At the end of the day, people will look out for only themselves.
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You know, I was hoping the movie will start off a conversation. Because these things do happen. We have parents who infantilize their children, just for living under the same roof with them. And then we had the "Ada" syndrome & how first daughters are expected to conform.
Eli Ezeugoh@ck1125
An interesting watch, Rita. Both parents had their crazy moments. At no point did they feel the need to say: "Amy kedụ ife ilo?". The theme of infantilisation by Nigerian parents was my biggest take away.
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@RitaOnwurah Definitely a conversation that I hope our generation can take charge of. A critical part of growing up is taking charge of one's own affairs. Why bother with the expensive education if there's no trust that it will bear fruit? It is after all part of succession planning..
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@IamJustNneka @RitaOnwurah Ọ ije ịfụnanya. Adịghị amasị ya amasị. Ihe ka mkpa bụ na oji obi ya niile were hụ Izu na anya.
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@RitaOnwurah Trying so hard not to post spoiler, but I hope she doesn't have regrets sha.
Izu ye ya breakfast kwanu?
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To them she was old enough to leave home alone every day, hold down a job for years but not to decide her own affairs?
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An interesting watch, Rita. Both parents had their crazy moments. At no point did they feel the need to say: "Amy kedụ ife ilo?". The theme of infantilisation by Nigerian parents was my biggest take away.
R.C.O🍀@RitaOnwurah
My cousin and her Mother-in-law will not kill me with laughter 😂😂😂 IJU ESE is getting people in their feels.
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@ThatPHCBoy You're watching an evolution of the lingo in real time. You might not love it but it will happen regularly. It is not a bad thing especially as many other languages evolve owing to exposure to non-native speakers. Language professionals CAN however steer if they like.
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what the hell is mgbede oma? olopa should carry the person that told her that good evening is mgbede oma 😭
ThatPortharcourtBoy aka Nnukwu Nmanwu@ThatPHCBoy
which one of you told bobrisky that good evening is mgbede oma???? what the hell is mgbede oma??? 😭😭
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She literally explains why “quiet” people are only quiet around you.
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@TexTheLaw 🤣😂 leave me jor. Naija elite moves go make you dey think too deep
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If they didn't say or do much about Big Mike's London shenanigans...
Texavier@TexTheLaw
Body of Benchers suppose talk one or two things here
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As we agreed a few months back we are living in times where the Nigerian pseudo elite cannot agree on what their ENLIGHTENED self interest is. Painful but evident across all of society.
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