The Hausa men in #LionHeart were not gatemen.
Nkem Owoh as an Ibo Uncle didn’t outsmart his niece. Phyno, the only son of a millionaire wasnt prodigal. Kanayo O. Kanayo didn’t do blood money. Nollywood is getting there! Thank you @GenevieveNnaji1 for changing the narrative. — Wale Adetona (@iSlimfit) January 8, 2019
I just saw @GenevieveNnaji1‘s #LionHeart. This is not an authentic Nigerian Movie. A Nigerian Movie with no wicked relative? Where a patriarch has a life-threatening medical condition & it’s not from the village? Where Ur uncle doesn’t try to kill U/Ur father but saves the day?
— Chuma Thomp (@chumathomp) January 4, 2019
“Your continued stay is an extension of ur irrelevance”- Pete Edochie. This is my new catch phrase ? #LionHeart
— Lulu (@LaBella__Lu) January 4, 2019
So I just watched #LionHeart, without exaggerating about the quality, transposition between scenes, wardrobe. I have to say kudos to @GenevieveNnaji1 I connected with this movie. I couldn’t even pause it, I was interested to the end!!!!
— MINDING MY BUSINESS (@thoollar_) January 4, 2019
Another impressive aspect of Genevieve’s #Lionheart is its humanizing portrayal of the North as a place of truly enterprising and integrating people, beyond the familiar Nollywood caricatures of the North as producers of gate-men and unintelligent illiterates. We are progressing.
— Gimba Kakanda (@gimbakakanda) January 6, 2019
I got to watch the movie #LionHeart thinking it was going to be spectacular based on the widespread reviews and publicity it had garnered so far.
Let’s just say I wasn’t blown away by what I saw yesterday. I’ll give the producers of the movie some credit — Jsn O (@jsnolima) January 2, 2019
Lionheart just came out 29mins ago and they’ve already messed something up. The subtitles say Hausa instead of Igbo and it’s so frustrating, do better.#lionheartthemovie #lionheart #Netflix pic.twitter.com/MKOhacrNwO
— Fegor (@_Fegor) January 4, 2019
“Your continued stay is an extension of your irrelevance” – Pete Edochie. #LionHeart
— Ebuka Akara (@ebuka_akara) January 4, 2019
Truth be told. Genevieve’s #Lionheart on Netflix has no content. The hype is just hype. It’s a first from her though, hopefully her next movie will be better.
— Ifeanyi ‘Arc’ Bishop (@effa_anyi) January 4, 2019
Adekunle Gold and Simi Tie The Knot Popular musicians Simi and Adekunle Gold reportedly had their traditional wedding ceremony on Wednesday, January 9, 2019, at Victoria Island in the presence of a few guests. The duo who have been rumored to be in a relationship were also reported to have had a private white wedding at the popular Illeshe beach on Thursday, January 10, 2018. This move has kept a lot of curious fans in the dark and here is what many had to saySome of Genevieve’s dresses in #lionheart were so similar , I was confused for a few seconds …..
— Gbemi O-O (@GbemiOO) January 4, 2019
First video of Adekunle and Simi, see love everywhere…❤❤#SimiGold pic.twitter.com/XLQeMXnSwp
— Dibi’s (@surest_diva) January 9, 2019
Me trying to understand which suspense is more worse either Asuu announcement 2days ago or Awaiting Simi and AG wedding Pictures cos Refesh button sef is tired?#SimiGold #Simi #AdekunleGold pic.twitter.com/lyXJuxQX9p
— 24 DI?MONDS (@swagz_i) January 9, 2019
How Nigerians are searching for #SimiGold & #AdekunleGold wedding pictures ? pic.twitter.com/zRwkPaVm0T
— Royal-Tee (@ObajemuJnr) January 9, 2019
Queue here if you want to see pictures from #SimiGold Wedding?
— Bhadmus Hakeem (@Bhadoosky) January 9, 2019
Am on d queue ooo?? pic.twitter.com/YHvjfjSo2J
— Damilola (@Dc_Dammie) January 9, 2019
Broke together Ate together Slept together Dreamt big together Made music together Blew together And now they are getting married
Please at this point in my life, if you’re no planning to be my Simi while i become you Adekunle Gold, please don’t come close — AJ | Adonai Jonathan (@Mrmanhere_) January 9, 2019
ASUU Strike This week, it was reported that the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) met with the federal government on the 7th of January, 2019. The meeting which was called to find a common ground between ASUU and the government was reported to have yielded N15.4 billion for salary shortfalls and another N20 billion for payment of earned allowances for university lecturers. However, the National chairman of ASUU, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, has disclosed that the strike will not be called off until the government implements all that it has promised the body.Simi and Adekunle Gold are getting married today in a small wedding were only 300 invited Guests would be in attendance. That’s the kinda wedding I want, just that in my case, there will be just 35-50 Guests.
— FAVOUR ONYEOZIRI (GCFR) (@Rouvafe) January 9, 2019
So far on government proposal, we have not taken a decision. And our strike is still ongoing.
— Official_ASUU (@ASUUNGR) January 9, 2019
ASUU was able to squeeze out 35 billion naira from the Federal Government, perhaps because a major election is around the corner. This is very good, and I commend the Federal Government for this.
But it is a temporary measure. University Autonomy is the way forward. — Dr. Dípò | The Career? (@OgbeniDipo) January 7, 2019
Strike update: The @ASUUNGR president has the following information for the general public, “Our members said they want to see evidence of satisfactory implementation of all that @AsoRock have proposed before the strike can be called off. ”
— Official_ASUU (@ASUUNGR) January 11, 2019
The @AsoRock must act in a way to convince the union that the agreement has not been set aside; to show that government has not set aside the agreement , they should release one tranche .”
— Official_ASUU (@ASUUNGR) January 11, 2019
After a while you will become a nuisance in your parents house because of ASUU strike. They won’t say it directly, but they’ll be dropping hints.
“Ahah, Dipo, you are still sleeping?” “Funke, oya come and go and grind pepper, since you have been pressing phone all day.” Lmao. — Dr. Dípò | The Career? (@OgbeniDipo) January 7, 2019
Who else is refreshing to get an update on asuu strike #endasuustrike
Retweet and let’s know ourselves ? pic.twitter.com/qvH28nxdd4 — ThoBILORbaR. ? (@tobeycrypto) January 7, 2019
I don’t want to spend 7 years doing a 5 year course! ? #EndASUUStrike #EndASUUStrike #AsuuStrike pic.twitter.com/R2tmG7uD1G
— Eyan olorun (@mayy__mm) January 2, 2019
Featured image source: instagram.comSome people don’t want to tweet about Asuu strike because they don’t want us to know they’re still in school ?
— Sucré ? (@NisholaSucre) January 9, 2019
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