EkunKekere:

Why doesn't this comment surprise me? Maybe it's because I've grown accustomed to expecting random stupidity from Nigerians.
In better run entertainment industries, movie critics and audience reactions during test screenings can make or destroy a movie on the strength of positive or negative reviews.
Here any piece of crap produced is swallowed by a gullible, impressionable, audience with the collective IQ of a turd.

CeterisXVII:

You had to respond with this long rant, simply because I pointed out to you that any director worth his salt should be able to get the right performance from his cast? Is that what got your knickers in a twist? Or is it because I asked if you had produced any movie in the past? Which one?

Oga, your rants are meaningless. If you like, condemn Nollywood plots, scripts and movies from now till tomorrow. Those who enjoy and partronise them, will continue to do so.

Everyone cannot have the same taste. If you are so upset about what Nollywood has to offer, oya do your own movie and let us see. Maybe, others will learn a thing or two from it. Until then, talk is cheap!

EkunKekere:
I'm truly, deeply sorry from the bottom of my heart. It's sheer force of habit for me to adopt an overbearing tone when trying to explain simplicity to a cretin. So maybe this softened approach will help:

You don't have to be a singer to tell when someone is singing off key;

You don't have to be a footballer to know when a football team is having a bad game;

One doesn't have to be a director or actor to know a film (or in this case a film industry) is rubbish.

Hope that clarifies things for you.

CeterisXVII:

Oh, you are now calling yourself a cretin? Do you hate yourself that much?

EkunKekere:
Sigh. Your case is worse than I feared. How'd you make it this far in life with a single digit IQ?

CeterisXVII:

Eeyah...I am truly a fool because of my low IQ

EkunKekere:
Eeyah...I am truly a fool because of my low IQ

CeterisXVII:

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EkunKekere:
Have pity on me and forgive my stupidity. I was truly born a fool, says EkunKekere

This description below really fits EkunKekere

CeterisXVII:
I'm back again.

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EkunKekere:
Have pity on me and forgive my stupidity. I was born a fool. I have a low IQ. It is a family trait of the EkunKekere family. Stupidly I came into the world, and stupidly I will leave it. Signed: EkunKekere

O boy, see as the thing pain am so tey e wan sh-it for body

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EkunKekere:
See as e pain am

I am happy that EkunKekere has been reduced to a wailing heap of tears and agony.

CeterisXVII:

Shebi you be grown up man of 50 years? Why you come dey shame your pikin like did na?
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EkunKekere:
Shebi you be grown up man of 50 years EkunKekere? Why you come dey shame your pikin like dis na, EkunKekere?

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EkunKekere:
I know that EkunKekere is dumb and daft.

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EkunKekere:
I am an idiot and my name is EkunKekere. I am so pained by what is happening to me.

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bennynaza:
As if the show runners will give a rats ass about their opinion. The series isn't even being made for Nigerian audience in the first place

safarigirl:
I have never seen any Hollywood actor CONVINCINGLY play a Nigerian, from Thandie Newton, to Will Smith, and even that Chiwetel Ejiofor of a person , all of them always manage to sound like apartheid and xenophobia whenever they have to play a Nigerian role.

I take little solace knowing Lupita interacted with Nigerians when she was playing a role on Sugah all those years ago, and she will perhaps, be in a decent position to channel her inner Nigerian for this role

ornicus:


Chiwetel Ejiofor is a full nigerian though. his scars are from a road accident in nigeria in which his father died

in the end , this is a complaint most races have about their portrayals in hollywood.
at least no whitewashing


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XebG4TO_xss

ShawtCake:
Pls! Lupita cannot act Ifem! The picture of Ifemelu I have in my head is no where near her. She's a fantastic actor but, she can't be Ifem. Why not use a Nigerian actress. There are good ones. Is it because they are not "international" ?? Mmmmm It was just like half of a Yellow Sun. Using Thandie Newton as Olanna.. She acted it well but It lacked the Nigerian touch. I couldn't really connect with her and her twin Kainene.