University of Benin Discovers CURE for HIV/AIDS (Page 13)

Who come put yardua pic for there na

Posted: at 10-01-2013 09:11 AM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Still sound like a lie (1000 infected a day?)   that picture is not true O, at that rate all Nigerians would be Positive O

Posted: at 10-01-2013 02:17 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Its pitiful to read dis idiotic war among ethnic groups ere. U call urselves youth, u r exposed to information nt available to ur parents, yet to think exactly like dem. Shame on all of u claiming tribal superiority. The old people used such agendas for political motives...but u, youths, should really know better! Shame on all of u fighting this disgusting fight! We are Nigerians first, then any other thing follows. Jeeez!

Posted: at 10-01-2013 04:46 PM (11 years ago) | Newbie

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Posted: at 10-01-2013 06:30 PM (11 years ago) | Newbie

 For your info. The first Nollywood movie was not made by Kenneth Nnebube or Living in Bondage production. It was made by Jide Kosoko- Asiri nla. 
Theres been Nigerian movies waaay before Living in Bondage. Nigerian films, Nigerian movies, theyre all still categorized in "Nigeria Movie Industry"  Jide Kosoko produced the first Nollywood movie asirinla in '92.  But living in bondage was more popular and accepted than asiri nla and that was why people tended to identify with living in bondage as the first nollywood movie, but doesnt mean igbos started the movie industry or opened the gates when there were movies already out there being made by others. In my own personal opinion Both movies are not up to standard so i personally wouldnt say they are "bigger and/or better". Jide Kosoko produced the first nollywood movie, i agree living in bondage appealed more wider demographics but i dont agree it was better or threw the gates open. Nollywood as a concept is the issue between jide kosoko and by extension the yoruba speaking movie industry and the living in bondage guy and by extension the ibo speaking side, and it is as clear as day that the alade aromire/jide kosoko movie was the very first nollywood movie in nigeria. Nollywood is just a name there was nothing like Nollywood before 2000 was there? People were just making movies and nobody cared to give Nigerian movie industry any name same way our music industry has no name. Ppl just called it Nigeria movies, Nigeria film Jide Kosoko produced the first Nollywood movie before Living in Bondage. Nigerian movies were also already being made before the 90s too by legends like Hubert Ogunde, Ola Balogun and co who are the forefathers... who also made way for theatre arts in Nigeria. 
By the way, Kenneth Nnebue quit Nollywood a few years ago, retiring to his village.

Posted: at 10-01-2013 11:17 PM (11 years ago) | Newbie

You kinda have a point. IMO Nigerians in general made way for the rise of Nollywood and the Nigerian movie industry. It did not begin just by one single movie (Living in Bondage) The gates opening for Nollywood took time, experience, confidence, which progressed over the years. You don't just draw your first picture and decide to be an artist the next day or sell one item and decide you want to own a business the next day. It takes time & experience. The Yoruba ppl dominated the "Nigerian movie Industry" during the days of Hubert Ogunde's and Ola Balogun's days. Igbos who claim theyre the starters of it & own the movie industry are not & don't. (when judging by history). We started from somewhere. Not from 1 movie. With all the movies/films Nigerians have made over the past decades played a huge role too. We forget our history of theatre arts in Nigeria and how it came to be.. that our forefathers and legends also contributed to the uprising of our Nigerian movie industry with all their professional theatre work, movies, plays, etc. Our forefathers who acted films in the 50s/60s and also built theatre arts school. By the '90s we've succeeded in making sooooo many movies Nigerians could already see that they we're talented and capable enough to establish what is now Nollywood. Just like Hollywood and Bollywood that also later grew & established after hundreds of movies. The name "Nollywood" didn't come til like 2000 even though Living in Bondage and Asiri nla was made in the 90s it was still  referred as "Nigerian movie" If Living in Bondage and/or Asiri nla was the very first Nigerian movie ever made above all movies that were already made in the past decades, Nollywood would not have been established because of one movie. 

Posted: at 11-01-2013 12:38 AM (11 years ago) | Hero

fake news

Posted: at 11-01-2013 03:58 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

no be small..

Posted: at 11-01-2013 02:49 PM (11 years ago) | Addicted Hero

There are a lot of undiscovered wonderful things in Nigeria.

Posted: at 11-01-2013 08:30 PM (11 years ago) | Newbie

 

Posted: at 12-01-2013 09:43 AM (11 years ago) | Hero