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The Safety Committee Initiative by the Actors Guild
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The Safety Committee Initiative by the Actors Guild

Setting up a committee to improve safety and welfare for members is a crucial step taken by the President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Emeka Rollas. After the tragic boat accident that resulted in the loss of lives of five film industry professionals, including the well-known actor Junior Pope, the Guild made this decision known through a statement signed by Kate Henshaw, the Director of Communications, and posted on their Instagram page over the weekend. The Guild's statement outlined the objectives of the committee, which include refining existing bye-laws to cover members' welfare, establishing standard safety protocols, and engaging with other relevant industry bodies for effective implementation. The committee is also tasked with suggesting disciplinary actions against members, ...
Actors Guild of Nigeria issues warning to initiators of fake death news, cyber attacks and threats to star actors on social media
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Actors Guild of Nigeria issues warning to initiators of fake death news, cyber attacks and threats to star actors on social media

The Actors Guild of Nigeria, AGN, is issuing a strong warning to those responsible for spreading fake death rumors, engaging in persistent cyber attacks, and making threats to prominent actors on social media. AGN's President, Emeka Rollas, has emphasized that the Guild is actively collaborating with law enforcement agencies to identify and arrest the perpetrators. He has denounced such actions as cruel and stated that measures are being implemented to apprehend those responsible for such malicious acts. Speaking on behalf of AGN, Rollas highlighted the rampant dissemination of false reports regarding the deaths of renowned actors such as Olu Jacobs, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde, John Okafor (Ibu), Genevieve Nnaji, and Pete Edochie on social media platforms for the sole purp...
Reliving the Glamour of the Phantom X Launch Through the Celebrity Lens
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Reliving the Glamour of the Phantom X Launch Through the Celebrity Lens

  For those who are captivated by the lives of celebrities, I have some exciting news involving D’banj, 2Baba, Bovi, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde, Linda Ikeji, Mercy Johnson, Tobi Bakre, and many more!   Peter Okoye, 2Baba, Nnamdi Ezeigbo A few days ago, TECNO introduced its new sub-brand, the PHANTOM X. The PHANTOM X is TECNO’s premium device featuring a 3D borderless curved screen, silk glass, and striking design and colors. The launch marked the brand's significant move into the high-end market.   TECNO aimed to make a grand statement to herald not only the device but also their entry into this market segment through an exquisite launch event.   D’banj   To match the bold and extraordinary nature of the device, the brand invited renowned celebrities who have had remarkable careers t...
‘Why It’s So Hard For Nigeria To Become Great’ – Omotola Lists Nigeria’s Problems
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‘Why It’s So Hard For Nigeria To Become Great’ – Omotola Lists Nigeria’s Problems

Nollywood actress, philanthropist, and  former model, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde in a recent social media post on Twitter lamented over the fact that Nigeria is really finding it hard to be a great nation. In her post, she recounted how a convoy of about 5 cars drove past her in Lagos. She indicated that it costs so much to maintain these convoy vehicles constantly, however, nurses, Lastma and other workers have been protesting unpaid salaries. Her tweets read; “Yesterday,a convoy of about 5 cars/motorcades drove past me. Do U know how much it costs to fuel,maintain these constantly?Today lastma,Nurses etc are protesting being owed salaries.Why these mindless waste?where’s the conscience?Ain’t You tired of the insults on black people? I mean … why is it so hard for us to be a Great a n...
10 Major Things To Know About Buhari Regime’s New ‘Open Borders’ Visa Policy
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10 Major Things To Know About Buhari Regime’s New ‘Open Borders’ Visa Policy

10 Major Things To Know About Buhari Regime’s New ‘Open Borders’ Visa Policy The announcement of the Visa on Arrival policy last December by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Aswan Forum, in Egypt, was greeted with loads of condemnation from some quarters, largely due to misconception, and, perhaps, mischief. Chief among the allegations was that it was a ploy to import more killers into the country under official cover, and that foreigners would come to take available job opportunities meant for Nigerians. With the official launch of the Nigeria Visa Policy, NVP, 2020 by President Buhari on Tuesday, February 4, 2020, here are some salient points to note: -A greater part of 2019 was devoted to conceiving and enunciating the policy, with retreats, conferences and engagements with st...