Friday, 25 November 2011
TV Guide
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
Nigerian girl raped on video
Wednesday, 17 August 2011
Agaracha
But I've decided to come back to blogging. its been.. definitively more than a minute.
Things have changed since my last posts.
I've moved back to Nigeria and now have two kids, so definitely see life from a different perspective. and er.. no. just because I have kids now doesn't make this a mummy blog. I do not intend to tell you how lovely my children are(the lovliest) or how my son said the cutest thing the other day(he really did)or about the cutest pink and brown baby shoes my daughter wore last Saturday.(I swear they were the cutest.)
Ok,Ok.
So why am I back?
I read a couple of my old posts,it was funny remembering where I was at different points in my life and I figured it would be a good idea to have somewhere I can go a-ranting again. It would be nice to have somewhere where I can talk to other people about Louis Theroux's 'Law and Disorder' in Lagos or bitch about Asa's new sellout videos.
So i'm back for real this time and will try to post regularly
Monday, 4 February 2008
rio carnival



just found out one of these chics hopes to set a record for plastic surgeries dancing before thundering drummers in a tribute to the first wave of Japanese immigration to Brazil 100 years ago. I don't think it's this one though.
The 36-year-old star Angela Bismarchi — who had her eyelids surgically altered to look Asian. Wearing little more than silver body paint and black feathered wings, underwent her 42nd cosmetic surgery last week, as she closes in on the Guinness World Record of 47 procedures, held by an American.
Femme says Well done! More grease to all your body parts.
Tuesday, 22 January 2008
rio carnival in santa teresa and botafogo, Nigeria vs. Ghana and...
carnival started yesterday. finally brasilians are winning me over. its just one big party. imagine the whole of lagos in a drunken haze, dancing on the streets , wierd costumes, and believe me i have seen enough breasts on display to make babies understand those things make adults happy too.


this isnt the main carnival o, just a street party.


a woman was throwing down biscuits and chocolates to the delighted crowd

thats me. i and frank lagging behind with his friends ahead and you bet your ass he is wearing a t. shirt. it was a long walk down santa terésa which is on a hill.

so 7 wierd things about me( i stopped at 3 though)
- for a nigerian, i always think about the negatives first. you know how people dont want to think of bad things, or say 'God forbid' first as if that cancells it out? i dont understand this. like once i was like -'' dady u need to take a new portrait picture because when u die we need to have a picture of u to use for the funeral.
- i have a thing for bad smells. i always want to know where they come from. Sorry but i wont elaborate.
- my other thing is finger nails. im very vain about my nails. i really have nice nails(not the clawy type), just really nice french manicure-ish nails. i think my emotions are connected to my nails, if i break a nail, i wonder whats wrong in my life? as i child, i used to make other children line up and i'd clean thier nails. I HATE DIRTY NAILS. Now i only have frank's nails to clean( we have agreed i cant do it in public any more, no matter how much it irks me.)
I am about to post this but the Nigeria - Ghana match has started. we know we are @#$% ups but who knows?
Yesterday was Iyemanja's day too and like one or two people noted, true true na mammy water. i wanted to see the ceremony but we couldnt get back to copacabana beach in time.
Its my birthday tomorrow so yay!!
just remebered one more wierd thing.
4. I poo poo only once a week.
thats a nice way to end the post i think.
Afrobabe- hope you are happy now ?
Tuesday, 8 January 2008
too hot to be cool
I am officially no longer a size 0.
Frank and i finally met another Nigerian couple, so Brazil isn't so bad anymore. There is nothing like finding your own and relaxing in Nigeria-speak.
Unfortunately they are away on vacation and wont be back for another 3 weeks. Before they left, we went to a club downtown and actually had fun, then had another part for four that was awesome listening to old Naija hiphop like Azadus and Remedies.
I just remembered i didn't tell the story of the first time i went to a club here.
IT WAS TERRIBLE.
You guys know i had a friend over last year, she wanted to go to a club so i went online looking for an ok club. there was a lot of noise about a place called Baronetti in Ipanema.
if u see hype eh?
It's supposed to be the 'biggest' club in Rio and i believe one of the reviewers words were ''only for the coolest people, if you aren't cool, stay home and read a book''.
heey!
book ke?
me i am cool o.
over cool dey worry me sef.
Na im i wear my best baffs finish, only to go there and ... hissssssss.
Nonsense!
First of all, many still wore their precious havaiana slippers, that we in Nigeria call bath room slippers. The look was still Brazilian casual which is the lowest level of casual.
Even Frank added to the hype. He said he had been there once before and saw Naomi Campbell and Ronaldinho .
Cowbell kó
i felt like an aunt at a party for teens. There was the longest queue ever, so get in i had to speak English and play the foreigner card.
VIP had more people in it than a molue bus, and they played only techno through out the night.
Who on earth listens to that crap?
We waited till two am when it was confirmed that was the only music genre that would be played.
I don't care what anyone says-Techno is so not cool.






