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4. Arsenal fans, whenever football banter comes up.
When your boys are arguing and roasting each other over football but you can't join in cause Arsenal has disgraced you too many times pic.twitter.com/v2aeImowCr
Every day, Nigerians grow a little madder at the inefficiency of government officials and the general rot in the system. Recently, yours truly covered the Lagos Protests which Charly Boy, the Nigerian musician attended as well. Now, he has released a new single ‘Our Mumu Don Do’, a warning to all politicians about a revolution that will come sooner or later.
Hopefully, more Nigerian artistes will follow in his footsteps. Who knows? The administration might just be forced to listen to us.
1. This incredible work of art built by, Uniben student, Josh Egesi
FACT: Meet Josh Egesi; UNIBEN student who used over 6000 pet bottle caps to create a portrait of the university's V.C. Impressive! pic.twitter.com/TY9dudwFgl
4. Our favourite childhood game is back to life, thanks to UNILAG student, Tade Ajiboye.
Meet Tade Ajiboye (@gazuntype ), the UNILAG student who created a mobile version of every Nigerian’s favourite ‘Water Bubble’ game 👏🏾 😮 pic.twitter.com/J0DXq4vXTH
6. Nigerians have even created an original children’s cartoon translated in the 3 major languages.
FACT: Nigerian-made cartoon 'Bino and Fino' is recognized as the first Nigerian children's cartoon to be available in Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa pic.twitter.com/Gv5SRn9Wzm
FACT: The world should know he is ours, before they claim he is theirs! See the amazing sculptures of Isaac Aladeogo, the talented Nigerian. pic.twitter.com/e1WCgpwR4q
8. The amazing Florence Adepoju, who started her own lipstick line, MDMFlow, from her parent’s backyard.
FACT: Meet 25 year old Nigerian Florence Adepoju who created a line of popular best-Selling handmade Lipsticks all from her parents backyard pic.twitter.com/a5zhcgKyJ1
9. This mind-blowing, record-breaking contortionist, Adewale Alade.
FACT: See the amazing wonders of Nigerian Shakirudeen Adewale Alade aka 'The Rubber Man' who coils his body to some extraordinary degrees. pic.twitter.com/dQY5T7yVUF
10. Shoutout to these brothers for blessing us with Wilson’s Lemonade. They started their business with less than N3000.
FACT: Nigerian brothers Seun & Seyi Abolaji are the founders of multi-million naira Wilson’s Juice Company. They started the company with $5 pic.twitter.com/Hl1qCtubFG
Last year, we told you the story of this 2-year-old boy who was abandoned in Akwa Ibom for being a witch, and Anja Ringgren Loven, the woman who saved and nurtured him back to life.
The little boy was severely malnourished and disoriented when Anja found him and took him in.
This Nigerian boy is recovering after he was called a witch and abandoned.https://t.co/BFnlYW93Mp
Originally from Denmark, Anja sold all she had and moved to Nigeria to start a much-needed charity foundation for Nigerian kids accused of witchcraft – the African Children’s Aid And Development Foundation.
She named him ‘Hope’, and a little over a year later, the little boy’s life has taken an amazing turn for better.
After being accused of witchcraft, this little boy was left to starve in the streets of Nigeria.
In just a year, Anja’s foundation helped turn Hope into a healthy, fun loving child. He even started school recently.
You mean there are still people like Anja in this wicked world?
Unbelievable as it seems, Hope’s case is not unique. There are many cases of kids being killed for being witches and organisations like Anja’s are doing a lot to save them.
But see how Hope, the little fighter, is doing now.
10. If you’re getting curved, be sure to get curved twice
If you get curved twice then you didn't get curved at all. Two curves make a circle which means you're at your starting point pic.twitter.com/fBqscgJw2h
Something fantastic is coming to our screens this March.
Ojukokoro (Greed) is written and directed by a fresh new comer in the industry, Dare Olaitan.
The 26-year-old is certainly going to make a bang with his debut movie; it features brilliant acts like Wale Ojo, Linda Ejiofor, Somkele Idalama, Bolly-lomo, Hafiz Oyetoro, Ali Nuhu and we’re pretty sure Zainab Balogun is in there as well!
Produced by Olufemi D. Ogunsanwo, the revolves around the greed of Andrew Onakoya, a Petrol Station Manager, who decides to rob his station because ‘if you take from thieves, is it really stealing?’.
But things go terribly wrong and we have to wait till March 17th to find out what it was, but peek the trailer here.
Big Brother Naija recently launched and it’s been lit so far. Here are the 12 housemates who are vying for the N25 Million win. We also listed the guys we’d love to see in the house here.
We are all a bit disappointed that there aren’t more fine guys in the house.
Though everyone seems to be falling head over heels for Bally.
This year I choose to run with my friends & family. No lone ranger. I can go fast alone but I can go farther with them #RunYourRacepic.twitter.com/Ka4f8S5rAf
15. Father Lord, let us buy whatever we want this year!
What are you running towards this year? A house? A piece of Land? A car? You can achieve your goals. Start small, aim high. #RunYourRacepic.twitter.com/IQz8G9bVm7
It appears Nigerians didn’t leave banter and shade in 2016 because Mr Eazi has been the brunt of it all since he shared an interesting tweet about Ghanaian and Nigerian music on January 11.
According to him, Ghanaian music set the pace and heavily influenced Nigerian music.
Instead of Mr Eazi to thank Nigerians for supporting his music.
You stay in Ghana and they didn't wanna share their awards with you, you come to Naija and blow and then you're trying to shade our sound pic.twitter.com/VkL1H4BGuG