What’s wrong with a blender?


It’s functional, neat and damm sure a necessity. So what’s wrong with giving your woman a blender as an anniversary present?

When shoes and dresses often end up at the back of a wardrobe to never to see the light of day and designer perfume can be as pleasant as a dead pigeon…One would expect that when Bayo gave Gladys a blender for their anniversary she would have been grateful for this beacon of kitchen goodness. But if you’re anything like Gladys, a blender as a gift signifies that you couldn’t be bothered, you’re lazy or even worst – you have zero taste!

Sometimes I wonder if it is actually the blender or the attitude of the women it’s given too that’s the issue. With over 70% of women in the UK in employment, too many women are trading kitchen duties for boardroom antics, drastically bringing down the value of the gold ole blender. There was once a time (before all this equal rights nonsense) when a gift for the kitchen was seen as an insightful tool to lighten the load – one would even dare to say it showed that a man cared. With all these changing attitudes and demands, it begs the question: can a man ever get the right gift for a woman?

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  • Hannahoke

    i love the 2 episodes so far. i love the story line because they relate to other British African families. and i also like they way the writers have combined both the British and Nigerian culture to form as one.

  • G_akinde

    I found it really hilarious

  • http://electrifiedyouth.tumblr.com/ Chidubem

    it was funny, but it needs more comedic input.

  • ZooT

    honestly the most boring ‘comedy’ i’ve ever watched. Didn’t make me close to laughing once. The laughter track in the background is embarrassing and it comes on at the wrong times; if there is ever a right time for it. Poor acting and horrendous accents makes this a must not watch

    • Bahbie Tarawallie

      wat eva yhu need to really shut the hell up because most of the people i know who have watch it really like it………………i dont care what you say or reply back

    • Yinkusky4eva

      NAHHHH I SOO DISAGREE!!! this is just jokes!!! your sense of humour must be somewhere not on this universe. Jheeze -_____-

  • mistiamaria

    find it to hard to get my head around the passwords etc, if im signed up why i just watch it without going around in circles? takes a while to load the episodes aswell as i can only seem to get it to work in HD, im sure ill enjoy it once i get to watch all of it!

  • ike

    love it

  • abi

    The format and concept of the comedy is great,story line okay reflective of working class nigerian immigrant,the accent is over done at times so it comes out unnatural.its not flowing well we nigers are naturally funny,let it flow naturally the way we normally are.still am impressed well done keep it up,story line strrong need to work on the comedy input,the pastor did well out of all the cast.

  • Simi

    CONSTRUCTIVE CRITISICM – THE SHOWS A GREAT AND EDUCATIONAL IDEA BUT PLEASE DO NOT JUST RELY ON THE NIGERIAN ACCENT AND EXPRESSIONS TO MAKE IT FUNNY..NEEDS MORE COMDEY !

  • Roliemiko

    liked it but i don’t think but i there should be some more comic act to it.

  • http://twitter.com/BiniPrincess Temitope Iyi-Eweka

    The idea is good but the execution is bad. The comedy is very dry…Africans are very funny (esp. Nigerians), so the jokes should come out more effortless…it seems too forced. The house set up is also a little forced. Every African household I’ve ever been to has never had kente cloth cover they’re home from floor to ceiling…IT’S NOT NECESSARY!! They’re African there’s no need to…the set looks a little fake. I applaud the efforts but we need to do better. The “Aunt” on the show seems more real to me, I can relate to her… I have women in my family like her. Instead of forcing the comedy with wack jokes, you should ask each actor to find someone in their families that reminds of the character and use them as inspiration for their characters. I like the show…just a little more attention to detail. Oh why aren’t there any pictures of the family in the living room. I see pictures of random of people in picture frame. A Nigerian family wouldn’t have that in the their household. Ask the actors to bring some pics of themselves to it make more authentic.

  • Jessica_sweet15

    it needs to b a lot more funny…

  • Amira

    i love this show but the posan i like most is is boya

  • Babygirl-naomi

    looool

  • Dude_ebony

    NIce episodes,i really liked it.Whosoever does not like those episodes and the acting should go and hug the transformer.For your information that accent”NIGERIAN ACCENT” is rated as the 5th sexiest accent in the world.If you dont appreciate what this people are doing,why cant you just get off this page and leave it for people who like,enjoy and apprecaite it.

  • Abbyteri

    that was funny

  • yetty

    i love the show and am ready missing u guys nw.pls w u guys be bck to uk oooooooooo oo? love u all.toby is time of koboko lol. Sade baby sweet babe love u so much.

  • Oladapo Bamidele

    Great idea, great effort. Commendably exciting

  • Yomiadagunodo

    i luv da 2 epi. pls upload more epis. because im in america now pls

  • Mandipdadon

    Meet the Adebanjos is so funny especially Aunty Funke when she said “they the best way to find a man is in the church and then she does the sign of the cross also Cousin Femi AKA Tolulope Omgyfun (Mr Don’t Jealous me) was hilarious also Kevin

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/MKJGQWXJ5JGWZ4GW4CYKC74LEA KGOTHATSO

    i just saw the 1st episode yesterday and i must say, it was amazing. I love the hole concept