HAVE YOU EVER HAD A REASON TO THANK GOD? THREE TOUCHING MIRACLES THAT WOULD MAKE YOU SHOUT HALLELUYAH.
You might think your condition is actually bad, but people have gone through worse.
#1 Mercy James was pregnant for close to 14 years. Read her story here
#2 Harrison Okenne saw death face to face, yet he didn't die. Read his story here
#3 The media calls this "The miracle of Cape Town". God can change your situation in the last minutes. Read this miracle here.
What miracle has happened in your life lately?
THE INTERESTING MOVIES THAT MADE EVERYBODY FALL IN LOVE WITH NIGERIAN FILMS.
#1 Anybody remember ISSAKABBA? The movie that almost never ended. Odeshi boys with machetes that oozed fire?
#2 DOMITILLA remains a classic any time.
#3 Who remembers Nkem Owoh's first time travel to London. That movie had me in stitches
#4 AKI NA UKWA will always be a banger.
What other Nigerian films made you love Nollywood?
THE ADVERT THAT SINGS TO YOU EVEN WHILE YOU SLEEP
You might not know, but this Honeywell noodles advert is too addictive. I caught my sister singing "bam ba la la" while she was sleeping last night. You'd just be doing your work jejely and the song will just come out from no where and enter your mouth.
Watch the commercial below:
FOUR SURPRISING REASONS WHY EBA IS BETTER THAN SEMOVITA.
Some would say Semo is the big man's version of Eba. Well, here are four reasons some nigerians think Eba is the greatest.
#1 Eba is a perfectly nice alternative to paper glue. This is what Semo can never do. Just roll up a nice wrap and stick it under that Buhari's campaign poster. It holds perfectly.
#2 Eba has a distinct taste. Say for whatever reason, you couldn't manage to cook soup, just chew directly on your hot Eba and enjoy the unique taste. Semo on the other hand gets it taste from the kind of pot you use in cooking it.
#3 Eba will always fill you up, no matter how little it turns out. It's the perfect stomach filler. Semo seems to melt right after you put it into your mouth.
#4 As an alternative to Eba, you could drink it. Just add cold water, a spoon of sugar, perhaps groundnut and milk too and you'd think you are drinking Ogi. Semo? well some have tried sha, but nothing tastes better than the original right?
If you disagree with these Nigerians, please tell us your reasons.
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