Tuesday, October 26, 2010
10 Sure-fire Ways to Lose Your Man Fast (And For Good)
Monday, October 25, 2010
Re-branding
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Midnight Freaky Dickey
And I mean it literally.
‘What the hell was that for?’ I asked looking very irritated
‘If I tell you something, you won’t believe me’
‘What?’
‘I’m telling you that you won’t believe me’
‘Then why the hell are you disturbing me?’
By now I was annoyed and in no mood for any goofing around. Finally, after a bout of chuckles he told me
‘Two people are banging on the balcony next door. They just moved into the bathroom’
‘It’s a lie!’
‘I’m serious’ he placed a finger on his tongue and pointed upwards; a gesture we used as children whenever we swore that we were telling the truth
I sat there wide eyed as the woman in question went into a tirade of dirty talk that made me blush to the roots of my hair
‘Oh yes! Yes! Yes!’
‘Oh f**k me! F**k me!’
I quickly lay down and drew the covers over my head hoping it would block the noise. For where? It was as if the woman was having a swell time and was hell bent on letting me know that fact. My friend who just came in from the States and was staying with me for a couple of days was laughing away like a girl on a serious overdose of laughing gas and embarrassment flooded through me
What the hell happened to the bedroom?
The next morning, I was on my own balcony hanging some clothing when I saw the culprits on their own balcony gisting away. The ‘stud’ in question was a pot bellied middle aged man that looked like Mike Tyson without regular workouts. If only they knew that I knew...
I thought it would all end with that one night and was shocked like hell when 12:30am the following day, they showed up again on the balcony and got their freak on and on the day after that as well!
Some chronic freaks I have as neighbours!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Hello Nollywood
My first encounter with Nollywood was way back in 2003.
The acting sure had its perks; all of a sudden, I was popular.
‘Hi!’ They would smile at me ‘Are you an actress? I saw you in a movie!’
Funny enough, the first time I saw myself in the movie, I threw my head back and let out a big laugh. It was nothing short of amusing to me. But shooting was stressful and I was
n’t sure I wanted to spend more time in front of the camera
Emem Isong was out of the country at the time of the filming and her name had so
me godlike bearing for me. I had always wanted to meet her because I was a writer and was more interested in writing for Nollywood. I hoped that one day, I would meet her and that she would mentor me on my way to becoming an accomplished screenwriter
My dream came true when someone I just knew (Uduak) happened to be Emem Isong’s younger sister. You ought to have seen how I was when I met Emem for the first time. It was like I was meeting Jerry Bruckenheimer/ Steven Speilberg for the first time. I was excited and yet I was nervous.
Now not only does she mentor me, I write for her and I also submit more storylines which she also gives me a chance to turn into a screenplay. I have found my Nollywood family and I am happy
Thank you Emem, thank you Uduak (aka Koko, kokoriko, uduakiki)
Thank you Nollywood for opening your doors to an aspiring screenwriter