Engineer Barry Igbeare is a Fatherly Figure for Nigerias in Diaspora, a Leader worthy of emulation, an Architect with several Degrees in Property Management, One of the Founding Fathers of Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation (NIDO) The Nigerian European Union (NEU Patron), a Multiple Award Winner. In an Event Tagged ''THE PEACE IMPACT MAKERS AWARD'' this year 18th March, 2017, Organized by the Vocal For Christ Foundation and Amanda Lazmon Ministries in Belgium Honoured Engrineer Barry Otasowie Igbeare as one of the Peace Impact Makers.
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Sunday, March 19, 2017
DZE Talent Search Nigeria and The Netherlands
The CEO of Don Zubi Entertainment has just announced the search for two new Artists to be signed on to the Record Label, If you believe in yourself and you have what it takes to deliver good and quality songs to fit into the Nigerian and world Entertainment Circle, send your Demo to DonzubientertainmentLtd@gmail.com and call +234 8052 380 664 . Make your Dream come True
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Mercy Johnson Gets Political Appointment in Kogi State
Johnson’s appointment was announced with 62 others in a statement issued in Lokoja on Tuesday by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Folashade Ayoade.
The appointments take effect from April 1, the statement said.
According to Ayoade, the rationale for the appointments was to “fill key positions with the right people and to broaden inclusiveness in governance by bringing people from more communities on board.”
Sunday, March 5, 2017
Full List of Winners at the AMVC Awards in Lagos
Best Make-up Artist (Movie/TV Series)
Hakeem Onilogbo Ajibola and Perekeme Odon – Oloibiri
Best Costume Design
Pat Egwurube – ’76
Best Art Director
Pat Nebo- ‘76
Best Sound Editor (Movie/TV Series)
Guy Steer – Vaya
Best Picture Editor (Movie/TV Series)
Nnodim Chigozie and Paula Peterson – Oloibiri
Best Lighting Designer (Movie/TV Series)
Elliot Sewape – 93 Days
Best Cinematographer
Lance Gewer – Happiness is a Four Letter Word
Best Short Film or Online Video
Cat Face – Ogo Okpue
Best Documentary
Alison – Uga Carlini
Best Actress in a Comedy (Mnet Original Series)
Deborah Anungwa – Hustle
Best Actor in a Comedy (Mnet Original Series)
Samuel Ajibola – Johnsons
Best Actress in a Drama (Mnet Original Series)
Meg Otanwa – Hush
Best Actor in a Drama (Mnet Original Series)
David Jones David – Hotel Majestic
Mnet Original Best Comedy Series
The Johnsons
Mnet Original Best Drama Series
Tinsel
Best Indigenous Language Movie or TV Series (Swahili)
Zilizala
Best Indigenous Language Movie or TV Series (Hausa)
Yaki Da Zuciya – Tijjani Shehu Yahaya
Best Indigenous Language Movie or TV Series (Yoruba)
Somewhere in the Dark
– Jumoke Odetola and Abiodun Jimoh
Best Indigenous Language Movie or TV Series (Igbo)
Amonye Bu Onye – Crey Ahanonu
Best Soundtrack/Original Score
Michael Ogunlade – The Encounter
Best TV Series
Jenifa’s Diary – Funke Akindele
Best Writer(s) in a Movie or TV Series
Craig Freimond, Tshabalira Lebakeng, Anthony Mafela, David Majoka, Madoda Ntuli, Harriet Perlman and Robbie Thorpe – Vaya
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Movie or TV Series
Ebele Okaro Onyuike – Four One Love
Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Movie or TV Series
Rotimi Salami – Just Not Married
Best Actress in a Comedy Movie or TV Series
Funke Akindele – Jenifa’s Diary
Best Actor in a Comedy Movie or TV Series
Imeh Bishop Umoh – The Boss Is Mine
AMVCA Trailblazer Award
Somkele Iyamah-Idhalama
AMVCA Industry Merit Award
Chika ‘Zebrudaya’ Okpala
Best Movie (East Africa)
Kati Kati – Sarika Hemi Lakhani
Best Movie (West Africa)
Oloibiri – Rogers Ofime
Best Movie (Southern Africa)
All About Love – Elvis Chuks
Best Actress in a Drama Movie or TV Series
Rita Dominic – ’76
Hakeem Onilogbo Ajibola and Perekeme Odon – Oloibiri
Best Costume Design
Pat Egwurube – ’76
Best Art Director
Pat Nebo- ‘76
Best Sound Editor (Movie/TV Series)
Guy Steer – Vaya
Best Picture Editor (Movie/TV Series)
Nnodim Chigozie and Paula Peterson – Oloibiri
Elliot Sewape – 93 Days
Best Cinematographer
Lance Gewer – Happiness is a Four Letter Word
Best Short Film or Online Video
Cat Face – Ogo Okpue
Best Documentary
Alison – Uga Carlini
Best Actress in a Comedy (Mnet Original Series)
Deborah Anungwa – Hustle
Best Actor in a Comedy (Mnet Original Series)
Samuel Ajibola – Johnsons
Best Actress in a Drama (Mnet Original Series)
Meg Otanwa – Hush
Best Actor in a Drama (Mnet Original Series)
David Jones David – Hotel Majestic
Mnet Original Best Comedy Series
The Johnsons
Mnet Original Best Drama Series
Tinsel
Best Indigenous Language Movie or TV Series (Swahili)
Zilizala
Best Indigenous Language Movie or TV Series (Hausa)
Yaki Da Zuciya – Tijjani Shehu Yahaya
Best Indigenous Language Movie or TV Series (Yoruba)
Somewhere in the Dark
Best Indigenous Language Movie or TV Series (Igbo)
Amonye Bu Onye – Crey Ahanonu
Best Soundtrack/Original Score
Michael Ogunlade – The Encounter
Best TV Series
Jenifa’s Diary – Funke Akindele
Best Writer(s) in a Movie or TV Series
Craig Freimond, Tshabalira Lebakeng, Anthony Mafela, David Majoka, Madoda Ntuli, Harriet Perlman and Robbie Thorpe – Vaya
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Movie or TV Series
Ebele Okaro Onyuike – Four One Love
Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Movie or TV Series
Rotimi Salami – Just Not Married
Best Actress in a Comedy Movie or TV Series
Funke Akindele – Jenifa’s Diary
Imeh Bishop Umoh – The Boss Is Mine
AMVCA Trailblazer Award
Somkele Iyamah-Idhalama
AMVCA Industry Merit Award
Chika ‘Zebrudaya’ Okpala
Best Movie (East Africa)
Kati Kati – Sarika Hemi Lakhani
Best Movie (West Africa)
Oloibiri – Rogers Ofime
Best Movie (Southern Africa)
All About Love – Elvis Chuks
Best Actress in a Drama Movie or TV Series
Rita Dominic – ’76
Best Actor in a Drama Movie or TV Series
Sambasa Nzeribe – Slow Country
Best Director
Izu Ojukwu – ’76
Best Overall Movie
’76 – Adonijah Owiriwa and Izu Ojukwu
Sambasa Nzeribe – Slow Country
Best Director
Izu Ojukwu – ’76
Best Overall Movie
’76 – Adonijah Owiriwa and Izu Ojukwu
Red Carpet Appearances at the Annual AMVC Awards
The 2017 African Magic Viewers Choice Awards 4th happened in Lagos at the Eko Hotels, and here are some of the Red Carpet Appearances.
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
2Baba Donates N3.5Million to help Refugees
Nigerian Superstar 2Baba Idibia has donated N3.5 million to United Nations refugee agency, UNHCR, to provide life saving assistance for the internally displaced people in Africa.
2face through ‘2face Foundation’ has partnered several charity organisations before, but this is the highest.
The ‘African Queen’ singer, who had a sore throat after his performance at a Lagos concert over the weekend, visited the UNHCR office in Lagos on February 27 for the announcement along with his manager, Efe Omoregbe.
2face is the first Nigerian entertainer to support the fundraising campaign in Nigeria where over 1.8 million people are displaced.
‘I am proud to support the UN Refugee Agency because its proven track record of being at the fore front of displacement emergency,’ he said.
2face Idibia backed out of his February 6 nationwide protest against bad government in the country due to security reasons and possible multifaceted threats, but he now believes helping the poor is another way to make Nigeria and Africa a better place.
‘I want to help the people who have been forced to flee their homes because it is an issue I care about and this donation is one of such efforts.’
The singer also announced a charity concert – planned to hold in June – to raise more funds for the IDPs whilst offering royalties from his music.
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Check out the most recent Viral Pic of Beyonce
The Most Recent Viral Photo is the One of a Three Generation, Beyonce's Mom, She and her Daugher. This pic has attracted a lot of reactions.
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Phyno Drops Two Videos Same Day
While Nigerians were on the streets Protesting, Phyno was busy working on dropping two videos, same day, right now, the video is going Viral, First Video is titled Financial Woman featuring P'Square and the second video is titled Mistakes. Watch below
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Yellow Buses to be Removed from Lagos Roads
Today, Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode revealed that plans are in motion to remove yellow buses popularly known as Danfo from Lagos roads for a more efficient, well-structured and world class mass transportation system that would facilitate ease of movement within the city.
Speaking at the 14th Annual Lecture of the Centre for Values in Leadership (CVL) held at Muson Centre in Onikan with the theme: “Living Well Together, Tomorrow: The Challenge Of Africa’s Future Cities,” Governor Ambode admitted that the present connectivity mode in Lagos was not acceptable and befitting for a mega city, and as such a well-structured transportation mode would soon be put in place to address the challenge.
“When I wake up in the morning and see all these yellow buses and see Okada and all kinds of tricycles and then we claim we are a mega city, that is not true and we must first acknowledge that that is a faulty connectivity that we are running. Having accepted that, we have to look for the solution and that is why we want to banish yellow buses this year. We must address the issue of connectivity that makes people to move around with ease and that is where we are going’ he said. He continued to say, “For instance, people going from Ikorodu to CMS have started leaving their cars at home because the buses are very convenient and so why can’t we do that for other places? Yes, we don’t have the money to do that but we can go to the capital market and then improve on the technology of collection of fares and that will encourage investors and then the city will change,
Sunday, February 5, 2017
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