My Dirty Boxers

  Peter Obi is qualified to contest at the polls as a presidential candidate but what is wrong with his aggressive and misinformed fans? (Photo credit: Punch) The largest percentage of those that read my post of yesterday were more interested in the story of the Jezebel of Magodo instead of the part where I had a difficult day at work; that tells you a lot about what interests people and trust me, I totally understand and it’s fine. Well, I have decided to delay the gist about the woman till tomorrow or Friday. I remember I said “sometime this week”, I didn’t promise today so no fuss. I saw something disturbing this morning and would rather discuss it today. A friend shared a chat with someone he met at a book launch about two weeks ago, they were trying to catch up and boom! Peter Obi’s name came up; this my friend would rather vote Tinubu – he has the right to his vote even though I don’t agree with him – but this lady on the other side rained curses on him. This isn’t the ...

  Apocalypto was one hell of a movie, have you seen it? (Photo credit: imdb.com) I have seen Mel Gibson’s Apocalypto more times than I can remember and if it’s airing again today, I’ll happily see it again and that’s on God. Beyond the story and the picture quality, there’s this feeling I get from each scene and how I find it relatable to personal life scenarios every freaking time. It is the story of a lost kingdom and the prowess of a certain Jaguar boy. The second on the list of movies I’ll never get tired of watching is Mr. Bones! That was some project way back and I’m not going to be surprised if it’s the movie I’ve seen the most. There was a period of my life that I was seeing it everyday without skipping any part. It’s the story of an African king that desperately wanted a male child. The gods told him he got one already and needed to conjure everything on earth to bring him home. It’s probably the funniest movie to me and I can recount each scene without missing any. ...

  Fine Wine is indeed a fine movie, a story of love across social statuses and age groups, what do you make of it? (Photo credit: Nevada Bridge) I hardly greet y’all, welcome again to my dirty boxers, not like I’m rude or disrespectful, I just thought sometime y’all just wanna read and walk. Thank you for always hitting me up with feedback even though I thought it’s better you drop comments on each post but we move. You must be thinking I don’t have anything to say today hence the polite start, you’re wrong because today, I’m reviewing RMD’s Fine Wine movie, a story of love in hopeless places and things that happen when you place your precious meal carelessly around hungry ballers. In case you haven’t seen it, Fine Wine is indeed a fine movie by Nevada Bridge Productions and was directed by Seyi Babatope. It features top talents like the ageless RMD, Demola Adedoyin, Zainab Balogun, Ego Nwosu, Segun Arinze, Nse Ikpe Etim and many more. Straight into my review of the movie and...