These movies, which featured some of our favorite actors, had way too much unjustified nudity and horrible sex scenes. play "Heart of Men" was produced and directed by Nigerian filmmaker, Frank Rajah Arase Nollywood almost never gets sex and nudity right in films. It takes a great deal of talent and hard work to create realistic sex scenes. In recent times, there have been several films and TV series that have portrayed the authenticity of sex - they include the sex scene between Sammy and Elizabeth in "Fifty," the shower sex scene between Teni and Emeka in "Battleground" and those in "Devil in the Detail." play The sex scenes in "Devil in the Detail" had a role to play in the plot development But viewers have mostly been treated to ridiculously funny and unjustifiable depictions of sex and nudity: Scenes that will make you cringe and wonder what the actors, directors,...
The common belief is that doctors and Nurses are nerds but these exceptional medical practitioners are proof that you can still slay in your profession. Some of them are Nigerians schooling and working outside the country. See their photos below.
A one-page job application filled out by Steve Jobs more than four decades ago that reflected the Apple founder's technology aspirations sold for $174,000 at a U.S. auction, more than three times its presale estimate. An Internet entrepreneur from England, who wished to remain anonymous, was the winning bidder, Boston-based auction house RR Auction said on Friday. The application dated 1973, complete with spelling and punctuation errors, had been expected to fetch about $50,000. The sale price reached on Thursday was $174,757, the auction house said. The form lists his name as "Steven Jobs" and address as "reed college," the Portland, Oregon, the college he attended briefly. Next to "Phone:" he wrote "none." Under a section titled "Special Abilities," Jobs wrote "tech or design engineer. digital.—from Bay near Hewitt-Packard," a reference to pioneering California technology company Hewlett-Packard and the Sa...
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