Sunday, 2 April 2017
Michael Jackson Only daughter Storms 28th Annual GLAAD Media Award With an Amazing Outfit
Best piano ever
- The Suzuki MDG-300 is a stunning combination of performance and appearance. It boasts a 128 note polyphony with a 24 Mb grand piano voice, for an incredible, full bodied sound, and can comfortably fit in any size of room because it measures only 2 feet, 4 inches deep.
- full color lcd control screen
- bluetooth compatibility
- on-board 3 track music sequencer
| Brand | Suzuki |
|---|---|
| Model | MDG-300 bl |
| Weight | 312.3 pounds |
Best piano ever
- The Suzuki MDG-300 is a stunning combination of performance and appearance. It boasts a 128 note polyphony with a 24 Mb grand piano voice, for an incredible, full bodied sound, and can comfortably fit in any size of room because it measures only 2 feet, 4 inches deep.
- full color lcd control screen
- bluetooth compatibility
- on-board 3 track music sequencer
| Brand | Suzuki |
|---|---|
| Model | MDG-300 bl |
| Weight | 312.3 pounds |
What Life is all about...
Speakers: Chris Ross, Peter A Azaare
Speaker: Ronald Braxton
Make The Choice – Motivational Speech“Your LIFE is your GIFT!
A gift you get to share with the world
A gift you don’t get for long
A gift with no guarantees
Make the most of your gift!
Live fully NOW
GO AFTER YOUR DREAMS
LIVE YOUR GIFT. Your life. To the fullest.”
Speaker: Ronald Braxton
“Ladies and gentlemen, the time has come to make a choice.
This one singular moment will decide whether you bring your dreams to life,
or take your dreams to death.”
What Life is all about...
Speakers: Chris Ross, Peter A Azaare
Speaker: Ronald Braxton
Make The Choice – Motivational Speech“Your LIFE is your GIFT!
A gift you get to share with the world
A gift you don’t get for long
A gift with no guarantees
Make the most of your gift!
Live fully NOW
GO AFTER YOUR DREAMS
LIVE YOUR GIFT. Your life. To the fullest.”
Speaker: Ronald Braxton
“Ladies and gentlemen, the time has come to make a choice.
This one singular moment will decide whether you bring your dreams to life,
or take your dreams to death.”
How to really run a successful blog.
The only reason why the 10 most successful bloggers in Nigeria are today being referred to as “bloggers” is that they started blogging in the first place. They took action quickly at a time when blogging wasn’t popular and they have now achieved enviable successes. They didn’t balk. They didn’t wait for the “perfect time.” They believed with blogging they could make it really.
2. Passion
This is another quality that all these 10 bloggers have in common. They all figured out topics they are passionate about and started blogging on those topics. This passion kept them going even though nobody gave them attention back then. And this passion helped them churn out content consistently on their chosen topics. Linda Ikeji opted for entertainment, Uche Pedro went for lifestyle, Japheth Omojuwa went the way of politics, and Jide Ogunsanya chose to go for science and technology.Your passion really go a long way to make you stand out in the society.
3. Persistence
Most of this bloggers started up when blogging was not popular to any but there persistent really paid off in that they never give up.I urge you to remain persistent in whatsoever you wanna do.
4. Optimism
Anyone who visited the cybercafé frequently or spent huge costs on internet plans just to update a blog used to be seen as a time waster who has no idea what to do with his or her money. Nobody saw any prospects in blogging in the past, but these successful bloggers did. They had a positive mindset, and this kept them going—even when they were attracting zero traffic and only losing money rather than make it. Today, their optimism has paid off, and we all know their story.
5. Consistency
If you check the archives of the ten most successful bloggers in Nigeria, you’d observe something about them: they have been consistent. They have been publishing posts frequently and at predictable intervals right from their earliest days in blogging. Now, they blog every day. And their audience expects something new from them every day.
6. Business sense
While many Nigerians saw blogging as a hobby or as a mere platform for adding personal rants to the internet, these successful bloggers saw it as serious business—and they approached it as such. Now, they run their blogs just like a typical business. They have registered business names and incorporated companies for their blogs, they have staff writers, photographers and designers, and they have a professional logo. And some of them have a monthly budget for marketing and other operation costs.
7. Uniqueness
If you check the blogs owned by these bloggers, you’d see a unique touch in each, especially in the way they craft their content. Linda Ikeji’s posts are usually brief and witty, and Omojuwa’s posts are usually thought-provoking. Each of them has something unique about their blog posts. And this uniqueness is what sets them apart from the rest.This uniqueness stands there blog out.
8. Professionalism
Another reason why the successes of these ten bloggers should come as no surprise is the touch of professionalism they add to their blogging. Each of the blogs has a professional logo with a unique and professional theme.
9. Trendiness
The top ten most successful Nigerian bloggers all keep abreast of latest trends in technology. Most started with blogger, but when WordPress became more popular, they switched over to it (with the exception of Linda Ikeji and Ogbongeblog). And now that people are doing more with mobile apps, some of these bloggers have developed unique mobile apps for their blogs through which their followers can easily read their latest posts.
10. Dedication
Dedication is another reason why the top ten most successful bloggers in Nigeria are so regarded. They devoted most of their time to their blogs just to ensure that things work out as planned. And even after they have started raking in profits, they have still not relented. At least six to seven of them are full-time bloggers.
Boko Haram group kidnaps 14 girls and women...
Boko Haram members on Thursday abducted 22 girls and women in two separate raids in north-east Nigeria.
The jihadists raided the village of Pulka near the border with Cameroon where they kidnapped 18 girls in the first attack.
Boko haram took hostage of 14 young guys that should be precisely 17 years that was told by an eye witness.The second raid happened outside the village of Dumba, close to Lake Chad. The jihadists killed a herdsman who was trying to escape, after refusing to pay protection money, said Adamu Ahmed, a member of an anti-Boko Haram militia.
'When boko haram them arrived the man have already fleed the raced towards him with a motorcycle from there he was caught slaughtered and the cattles where killed.
'They took four women from the man’s family and the rest of the herd,' he said.A resident who confirmed the raid said the girls were likely to end up as brides of the Boko Haram fighters.
Boko Haram group kidnaps 14 girls and women...
Boko Haram members on Thursday abducted 22 girls and women in two separate raids in north-east Nigeria.
The jihadists raided the village of Pulka near the border with Cameroon where they kidnapped 18 girls in the first attack.
Boko haram took hostage of 14 young guys that should be precisely 17 years that was told by an eye witness.
The second raid happened outside the village of Dumba, close to Lake
Chad. The jihadists killed a herdsman who was trying to escape, after
refusing to pay protection money, said Adamu Ahmed, a member of an
anti-Boko Haram militia.
'When boko haram them arrived the man have already fleed the raced towards him with a motorcycle from there he was caught slaughtered and the cattles where killed.
'They took four women from the man’s family and the rest of the herd,' he said.A resident who confirmed the raid said the girls were likely to end up as brides of the Boko Haram fighters.
Saturday, 1 April 2017
Secret of Every successful Movie in Nigeria
The success of a movie or film depends solely on the pictures which makes it attracting. Not just the picture quality but the way each shot is framed, lit and moved to communicate specific emotions. Not only the quality of the pictures but the directors play major roles in making sure there is uniqueness in the pictures and the movie.
While directors are usually most popular primarily because they are involved in the promotion of the film; most directors of photography are usually not known outside the film industry.The producer are the back bone of any industry that why they are not usually too popular.
Some say it's because, just like chefs, most directors and producers keep their success secrets close to their chests but this is also probably due to the fact that most of the best DOPs in the world are rather quiet and largely known to be intense beings.
A director can operate on creativity alone if he has a good crew but to be a cinematographer you have to have loads of creativity and a sound knowledge of the science of film making; from the electrical complexities of lighting to the technological intricacies of cameras to the grip equipment and exceptional people management skills.
We now have the best cinematographers in Nigeria unlike before we depended on the ones abroad.
One of them is a young man called Adekunle Adejuyigbe better known as Nodash.
Nodash has grown to become a silent force within the Nigerian film industry. Armed with a Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Nodash is blessed with a knowledge of production design, years of experience as an editor/director and an unusual story telling ability. His works have been so exceptional that he was selected by the Berlin film festival in 2015 as one of the 21 cinematographers in the world to look out for.
Before his entrance in the film industry, he spent a number of years shooting TV commercials because they had bigger budgets and their production standards were generally up to par with the rest of the world.
More recently he has been working with a handful of filmmakers who are looking to make a mark. Industry insiders have said he is on speed dial of most of the serious filmmakers in the country. And it's not just for his good looks but for his ability to make a film’s visual connect to the emotional aspects of the film by making each image tell a story.
His experience spans as writer, director and editor on TV shows, documentaries, music videos among other things. Most of the projects he has worked on have won awards or the very least serious critical acclaims.
Hollywood gaffer, Christian Epps (who worked on SELMA) once said that Nodash is the most interesting DOP working in Nigeria at the moment.
Some of his film credits include Shuga season 3, Fifty, Gidi Up 3, Isoken, The Encounter, and Silence. He has also provided technical direction on a project with the America Consulate and the Niger Delta Creek project where he provided Technical Direction as well as basic film making training for militantsSecret of Every successful Movie in Nigeria
The success of a movie or film depends solely on the pictures which makes it attracting. Not just the picture
quality but the way each shot is framed, lit and moved to communicate
specific emotions. Not only the quality of the pictures but the directors play major roles in making sure there is uniqueness in the pictures and the movie.
While directors are usually most popular primarily because they are
involved in the promotion of the film; most directors of photography are
usually not known outside the film industry.The producer are the back bone of any industry that why they are not usually too popular.
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