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What’s the name of your best movie 🎥? Either comedy or action in Nollywood ?

Why are you still awake 🙄🙄🙄??

"MOI-MOI❤️✅

Mọị-mọị" is not an Igbo word. It is actually a borrowed word, believed to be from the Yoruba people. The correct Igbo word for it is "elele".

The term "elele" has evolved from simply referring to food to also mean something sweet, enjoyable, successful, or having good fortune, depending on the context.

You might also hear someone say: "ị na-eri elele", which implies that you are having a good time or enjoying themselves. In street slang, it can mean "ị na-akụ".

"Mọị mọị" became popular in the Igbo language starting from the 70s. Prior to that, "elele" was the proper word for what we now call mọị-mọị. For example, in the early 90s when I was growing up in Onitsha, you rarely heard "mọị mọị" being used. Instead, everyone called it "elele" either "elele oka" or "elele beans (Àgwà)".

There is nothing wrong with borrowing words from other languages, as it helps to enrich one's own language. However, while borrowing, we should not forget the words we already have for historical purposes. We can keep our own words and borrow new ones, treating them as synonyms.

One day with the right person ❤️ you will travel around the world together. Your dreams, hopes and prayers will come to reality ❤️🙏🙏

Claim it with faith 🙏.

😂😂Do you know that one company owns these 2 products...

Yes,na one company get Peak milk,still get 3 crown....

Same way one company has the golden penny pasta and the Aunty B pasta..

Most of this big companies produce different brands of a product to create a fake competition thereby get a higher share in the market...

Any of the product you prefer,is fine,the money comes to them regardless..

So sometimes before arguing which product is best,find food chop,is just same Joe,minor difference according to individuals preference..

Meanwhile,this is a good strategy 🥰🥰


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Remember you are Alive till today and it worth been happy to end this year 🙏🙏

What are you expecting this Christmas! !

Who remembered all these 😂😁🤣😁🤣🤣

STEPHENIE OKEREKE❤️❤️

Our beautiful Stephanie Onyekachi Okereke,
Is a Nigerian Actor born in Ngor Okpala, Imo State. She is the sixth child of Mary and Chima Okereke's eight children. She completed her primary & secondary education in Delta State. She studied at the University of Calabar, in Cross River State, where she graduated with a degree in English

She was also the runner-up for the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria beauty pageant of 2002. In 2011, she was honored by the Nigerian government with the national honor of the Member of the Order of the Federal Republic, MFR.

in the year 1997, she starred in two Nollywood movies; Compromise 2 and Waterloo.

After graduating from the New York Film Academy in 2007, Okereke released the movie Through the Glass in which she served as director, scriptwriter, producer, and actress.

The film received an Africa Movie Academy Award nomination for Best Screenplay in 2009. In 2014, she released another movie, Dry, and again served as a director, scriptwriter,

has starred in over 100 movies including and not limited to

Genesis of Love
Private Sin
Queen Sheba
The Cross of Love
Together as One
Beautiful Faces (2004)
Critical Decision
Deep Loss
Diamond Lady: The Business Woman
Dream Lover
In the Name of Love
Last Girl Standing
Magic Moment
Mama-G in America
Miss Nigeria
More Than a Woman
My Mother My Marriage
Official Romance
Promise & Fail
Promise Me Forever
Right Man for Me
Sensational Spy
Strength of a Woman
To Love Again
Virgins Night Out
Working Class Lady
A Time to Die (2005)
Days of Bo***ge
Guys on the Line
Lonely Hearts
Ola… the Morning Sun
Omalinze
Price of Ignorance
Princess of Wealth
Royal Battle
Street Fame
Windfall
Woman on Top
Behind the Plot (2006)
Daytime Lovers
Efficacy
Shut In
Sitanda
The Law Students
The Preacher
Upside Down
A Time to Love (2007)
Governor’s Wife
Mission to Nowhere (2008)
Hidden Treasure
Through the Glass
Nnenda (2009)
Reloaded
Dry (2014)
Make Me Fabulous (2015)
Boonville Redemption (2016)

Autobiography Of Chief Chiwetalu Agu
Full Name Christian Ogbonna Chiwetalu Agu
Date of birth 5th March, 1956
Age 67 (As of 2023)
Nationality Nigerian
State of origin Enugu State
Net Worth $800,000
Chiwetalu Agu Biography
Christian Ogbonna Chiwetalu Agu is a veteran Nollywood actor and comedian. He is very famous for his fluency in the Igbo dialect and his slangs in his movies. Chiwetalu Agu was born on the 5th March, 1956 in Enugu, Nigeria.

Chiwetalu Agu Educational Background
Chiwetalu Agu attended Municipal Council School, Ogui and Saint Luke’s Primary School, Ogui for his primary education. He attended the College of Immaculate Conception, Uwani for his secondary education and gained his WASSCE certificate there in 1977. He obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Dramatic Arts in 1981 at Munchen College, Germany.

Chiwetalu Agu Career and Movies
Chiwetalu Agu as similar to other actors, started developing his talent at a very young age. He underwent his compulsory one year service to his country in Jos.

After his service, he staged up tons of performances with his group, the Inspirers Theatre Group which he formed in 1983. He also worked at NTA, Enugu after which he ventured into acting full time as a career.

Chiwetalu Agu featured in the movie Things Fall Apart, the popular novel written by the great writer, Late Chinua Achebe, Sunrise, Old School and a lot others.

He has worked alongside famous celebrity stars like Ireti Doyle, Patience Ozokwor widely known as Mama G, Pete Edochie and many others.

Due to his skills and professionalism, he was recognized as the Nollywood developer by Professor Femi Shaka of the University of Port Harcourt.

Courtesy of Enugu State Media

It’s weekend inspiration ❤️❤️❤️!!!!

The legendary TONY UMEZ needs no introduction!

This bros has an impressive command of the English Language.

Until you’ve seen ten to twenty of his movies, you may not understand why I gave him the title of the ‘Biggest Simp in the History of Television’.

Uncle Tony is a very interesting character to watch.

Just do small love-charm for him and you’ll see him swallowing saliva and blinking his eyes like an imbècile..🤣

And if the juju fizzles out you’ll find him crawling back with a funny face to tell you two things:

1. ‘durling I’m so sorry’
2. ‘I didn’t know what came over me’.

No actor does it better than him and producers know this.

This great actor has featured in more than 200 movies.

God bless Mr Durling!🍾
We love to watch him 🤝🤝🤝

But this is really beautiful 🤗🤗🤗.

Happy Weekend guys 🤝🤝🤗🤗

WEDNESDAY FOR LADIES 💕💕❣️❣️

It’s Wednesday and Wednesday is for Women!

Meet the legendary SANDRA ACHUMS!

The first time I saw her face was in an old Igbo language film entitled ‘Love without Language’.

One thing I remember about the film is that she was a naive village girl.

I think someone took her to the city and was trying to brush her up the same way Kenneth Okonkwo did for Ini Edo in ‘World Apart’.

There was this hilarious scene where she was eating at a restaurant and because she couldn’t make proper use of a fork, it fell off her hand and she started telling the man ‘fork me down’ in a loud voice.

She was actually trying to say that her fork fell on the floor. Lol.

Hence we named her ‘fork me down’ because we didn’t know her real name then.

The next movie I saw her face again was ‘Karishika’ and as kids we shouted ‘see fork me down!’🤣

Sandra Achums was one of the hottest actresses in the 90s and early 2000s.

The veteran actress quit acting many years ago and relocated abroad with her husband. She featured in many blockbuster films like..
•My Cross
•Outkast
•Love without Language
•Izaga
•Hatred
•Karishika 1&2
•Deadly Affair
•Domitilla
•Ungrateful…and many more.

May she live long!🍾

Who else saw ‘Love without Language’ here??