Category: Chit-Chat
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I have a tip jar
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I just finished watching Episode 2 of MH
Maxton Hall that is and I would be posting my reactions either tonight or tomorrow morning. So stay tuned. 🤗🤗 Also since no one voted for the Old Nollywood Movie Watch, I’m not doing it. We will concentrate on Maxton Hall instead.
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I have an idea
I was thinking, what if I do old Nollywood movie recaps? I have been watching a couple and I have been enjoying them and REALLY want to share my thoughts/reactions on them. So here is a poll:
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Quick Update I: I am Working on it
I am working on the Maxton Hall reaction post. I didn’t realise that each episode was an hour long. So for that reason, we are going to be covering an episode per post. That is how is gonna be being. I know you are shocked I am giving you update.…
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Chit-Chat: Two Movies today
I’m gonna be watching two movies today. The art of letting go And Choose Wisely I don’t know which one would be only newsletter and which one would show up here. I may have to roll a dice. Happy Friday.
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My September Nollywood Movie Marathon: Top Picks and Pleasant Surprises
Hey there, fellow movie lovers! Can you believe I managed to binge-watch a whopping 34 Nigerian movies this September? Time flies when you’re lost in the captivating world of Nollywood, right? Well, as we bid farewell to this cinematic month, I thought it’d be fun to stroll down memory lane…
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Can You Make US$800 A Week Texting (Chatting) With These 10 Websites?
Since hyperinflation has refused to allow me be great, I decided to look for side hustles online to supplement my income. In my grand search, I came across this video and immediately my face lit up. I said to myself, “I have finally found that side hustle. The one that…
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10 funny name ideas for a black cat
Black cats have a reputation for being mysterious, alluring, and sometimes even a little bit mischievous. If you’re the proud owner of a black feline, you may be on the lookout for a unique and fitting name for your furry friend. Here are 10 funny name ideas for a black…
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A Brief History of Blood and Water Chris and Wendy
Everybody seems to be in love with Blood and Water Chris and Wendy but the truth is, Wendy was a fucking nightmare in season one. Her apparent hatred for Fikile overrode her sense of judgement. Chris and Wendy on Blood and Water Season 1 We were first introduced to her…
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15 Funny Nigerian Movies Titles That Will Make You Laugh To Tears
One thing we cannot deny about Nollywood filmmakers is that they are the undisputed champions of marketing in Nigeria. They are notorious for hopping on trends and coming up with THE MOST insane movie titles. For this article, we will show you 15 funny Nigerian movie titles that will make…
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The Changing Tide of African Religion in African Cinema
Christianity is increasingly being questioned, especially amongst young people in Nigeria, particularly as Christian leaders have been linked to less than Christian-like activities such as rape, money laundering, and political influence-peddling. At the same time, agnosticism is on the rise, while atheism, which would have been seen as heretical a…
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This Looks A Lot Like A Vanity Fair Cover
but without a concept. Just a bunch of people stuffed together in one photo without any flair to it.
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KiDi – Odo: 2 Years Late But I’m Here
So I watched KiDi’s Sugar visual album earlier today. If you want to read all about it click this button While watching, a couple of songs stuck out to me. For now this is the song I am rocking. With time, I will go on to listen to the rest…
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From WeWork to WeBroke
All these “running a business at a loss and selling it at the stock market to make bank”, is just beyond stupid and useless reasoning. Just because Google, Facebook and Twitter did it at the start of their business does not mean that it is viable. Yes, there are cases…
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It’s Funny…
How you people come, read, enjoy yourself and go. You don’ leave any comments. You don’t even tell me your thoughts on whether or not my writing is good. You will just come here, search for what you want, read and go. I see you oh. Don’t think I don’t.…
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OFF TOPIC!!!!- In Order for AI To Be Powered, It Needs Your Data
I never knew that our data is that important yet we are giving it away so freely. It is supposed to be earning us residual income at the very least. Here is a video by the New York Times to educate you on it.
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End of the Decade: 20 Most Viewed Posts on Myopic Concaves
Hey there, can you believe that we are almost done with the 2010s? Wow! As a way to celebrate the end of the decade, we are going to talk about our top 20 posts of all time. 20. Amaka Ntu My verdict: 2.5 out of 5 This was a well…
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Happy New Month: September
Originally posted on Myopic Concaves: Happy New Month guys! Welcome to September and it is officially EMBER Season. Nigerians know what I am talking about and for those who do not know, I will explain. In Nigeria, EMBER season is the characterised by the months that end with EMBER, that…
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What I’ve been watching: WEBSERIES
I might come back to do a review on some of them but I just wanted to share with you the webseries I have been watching so far. Skinny Girl In Transit
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Poll – Which way Nollywood lovers?
So, I have been reading about the mobile phone revolution and how it will soon phase out the DVD markets. However, I have also come across facts stating that home-videos make more profits than cinema movies. I want to find out where you stand.
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The 7 Deadly Sins of Nollywood
Watching a Nollywood movie sometimes could be likened to crossing the Sahara desert. This is due to the very many atrocities Nollywood filmmakers tend to commit. So without wasting too much time let’s discuss the 7 Deadly Sins of Nollywood movies. 7. Dirty Camera Lens: This sin may not be…
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Aljazeera’s Documentary – Nollywood
This was an okay documentary which educated us on the history of the industry. However, it was very exclusionary. Yoruba, Hausa and ‘most especially’ Igbo filmmakers who have been the backbone of this industry (and still are) were not featured. The documentary just had very few people who operate in…
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