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Meet 50 Chicks Rocking Olabisi Onabanjo University[OOU]…….

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Olabisi Onabanjo Univeristy, Ago-Iwoye (with annex in Ijebu-Igbo and the School of Medicine at Sagamu) is one of the most popular state’s universities in Nigeria. The school is famous for the quality of students it churned out yearly especially in the Medicine, Law and Mass Communication departments and also for her social activities. Most of today’s entertainment personalities especially in the Yoruba movie circuit graduated from the school. In this edition, We bring to you top girls rocking the social and academic scene in the school with contributions from Fuziberry and Confessor. Enjoy!

Lawal Omobusola is one of the most popular faces in OOU, thanks to her activities on campus as a PR person, event planner, model and a business entrepreneur. She’s a 400 Level student of Microbiology.
you can follow her on Twitter: @wumzy90 : Instagram: Biset_olaspride

Meemi is a fashionista and the CEO of Trendy Outfitters. A movie and book freak. Popoola Aminat Abisoye is a 400 Level mass Communication student.

Her Twitter and Instagram: Meemilishuz

Amigun Funke aka Fuziberry is a socialite by all standards. A final year student of Industrial and Labour Relations is among the chics that set the pace of social activities in OOU. This stylish chic loves cooking, reading and looking good. She recently won the OOU SUG Award for Most Fashionable Female and has several award to her credits, she’s no doubt classy and trendy.

Olaide Oyeyemi popularly known as Moonshine is a Geo-physics final year student. She loves organizing events and has several awards to her credit. An event organizer per excellent.

Fatimoh Awonuga popularly known as Confessor is the arrow head of the annual Nigerian Campus Feminine Marathon and Awards event and also the publisher of Campus Ladies magazine. She’s currently a final year student of Industrial and Labour Relations.

Olamide Alawoya, sexy and stylish are two words to best describe this pretty damsel who is fast turning into one of the most-sought-after female actresses in the Yoruba genre of Nollywood. Mimi as her friend use to call her is a final year student of Economics. This fashionista loves looking good and having fun.

Doyin Onitiri aka Prettyslim is a model and loves taking pictures. She’s quite popular on campus because of her good looks. She’s a final year student of Mass Communication.

Bouqui is a play girl who loves smiling and making friends. Bukola Durojaiye recently won the Miss Posh awards at the OOU Social Awards.

Taiwo and Kehinde are one of the most popular twins on Nigerian campuses. These duo popular known as Twinny Posh are stylish and trendy. Taiwo is a student of Industrial and Labour Relations while Kehinde is studying Business Administration. The petite sisters are popular faces at most OU social gatherings. Instgram: @taiwotwinnyposh       @kehindetwinnyposh

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Moji Rasaq is a classy and trendy dresser. This Performing Art student is always a talk of the town mostly because of her classy fashion sense.

Bukky Talabi, she’s your girl next door. Friendly and always sweet to be with, no social gathering in OOU is complete without this trendy chic.

Yemi Agbaje aka Posh Narry is a fun loving girl who loves hanging out with her clique of friends. She also love looking good and she’s in her final year studying Industrial and Labour Relations.

Olaitan Olaide aka Priceless is a 400 level student of English and Performing Arts.

Oluwatoyin Tijani popularly known as Spetty is one of the chics rocking OOU and she’s a 400 level student of public Administration.

Faderin Funmilayo is a 400 Level student of English, she’s popularly known amongst her friends as Mzpee em. You can hook up with her on Instagram: empressodunayo

Bolarinwa Omolara is a 400 Level student of English. She’s popularly called Beelarah on campus.

Awonaike Mariam popularly known as Naike on campus is a 400 Level student of Plant Science. She’s one of the popular models in OOU and she loves the showbiz and entertainment world with passion. Hook up with her on Twitter: @Queennaike and Instagram: Queennaike

Mz Ruthy as she’s poplaurly known on campus is one of the popular freshers in OOU. Adeyeye Oluwatomisin is 100 Level student of Education.

Wusu Bolanle Medese populalrly known as Bolta is a 400 Level Microbiology student.

Akinyemi Dolapo aka DollyP studies Philosophy and she’s in her 400 levels.

Damilola Saliu is one of the popular fashion entrepreneurs on campus. This student business woman currently runs a fashion retailing business popularly known as Adorable’s Wardrobe. She’s humble and stylish, traits that endear her to many people on campus.  She’s currently a 300 Level student of Industrial and Labour Relations.

Temitope Ojo popularly known as Flourish is a 300 Level Business Administration student.

Opara Onyinyechi Gift is a pretty chic by all standards. This Microbiology student’s hobbies include dancing and traveling. She’s Video Vixen, a model and a hot figure on campus.

Jumoke Oyesanya aka Jumybanty is a 400 Level student of Performing Arts.

Isoken Iyare is also one of the chics rocking the OOU campus and she’s studying Performing Arts and she is in her 400 Levels.

Adeola Feyikemi, known as Diva amongst her friends is a 500 Level student of Mass Communications.

Inuwa Ammal Thelma is another fresher making her impact felt on campus. She’s a cute girl who is studying English and she is a 100 Level student.

Adebanjo Yetunde popularly known as Yettystones is a 400 Level student of Microbiology.

Shodiya Funke popularly called Fadorita by friends is a 400 Level student of Philosophy.

Soetan Olawunmi aka Phamous is a 500 Level student of Industrial and Labour Relations. You can follow her on Tiwtter @keekeebold

Olabisi popularly called Sexy eyes by her cream friends is a 500 Level student of Industrial and Labour Relations.

Damilola Irebowale is one of the most popular socialite in OOU. An endowed 400 Level student Philosophy rocks the campus.

Winnifred Ogero is a 300 Level Chemistry student with Divalander as her nick name. She’s into Interior Decorating business and owns and outfit called Glamour Interior Decors.

Coker Atinuke is a 500 Level Agric Economics student. She’s quite sophisticated and frequently travels out of the country.  She have won many awards in OOU the likes of Most Expensive, Most Fashionable, Outstanding Personality, Most Influential, etc and  currently the Vice President for National Association of Agricultural Science Student, OOU Chapter. She’s actually beauty mixed with brain.

Daramola Happy Mayowa, this 300 Level Mass Communication student cruises around campus in a Honda Baby Boy car and likes to hang out with her clique of naughty but funny friends.

Abimbola Oluwatoyin is a 300 Level Mass Communication student who loves fashion and looking good every time. She lives a quiet life on campus adnd you can hook up with her on Instagram:

 

– Acada Mag.

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Popular Influencer / Skit maker Taaooma, husband welcome baby girl

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Popular skit maker Taaooma and her husband Abula have welcomed their first child, Amani Greene.

 

Taaooma shared the exciting news on Instagram on Thursday, December 5, 2024, with a heartwarming video post, stating that she was born November 7, 2024.

 

Taaooma, whose real name is Mariam Apaokagi, gained fame through her comedy skits that humorously depict the unique parenting style of Nigerian mothers.

 

 

The news of her baby’s arrival has been met with an outpouring of love and congratulatory messages from fans and fellow celebrities.

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Netflix: ‘They spend 10% on movie, use others to buy cars, houses’ – Basketmouth Blasts Nollywood producers

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Nigerian comedian and filmmaker, Basketmouth has accused Nollywood producers of mismanaging funds allocated by global streaming platforms, claiming that their actions have negatively impacted the quality of Nigerian films.

Speaking in a recent interview on Arise TV, the entertainer alleged that many producers misuse substantial portions of the budgets provided for movie production, diverting the funds for personal gain.

According to him, only a small fraction of the funds is utilized for actual filmmaking.

“When the streaming platforms came in, they gave money to these producers, and I’ll tell you point blank: these producers would take the money—$1.5 million or whatever they give them—and use about 10% of that money to make the movie,” he said.

Basketmouth further claimed that streaming platforms, upon discovering these alleged malpractices, decided to pay actors directly to ensure transparency.

However, producers reportedly devised a way to continue the fraudulent activity by coercing actors into returning part of their pay.

“Even to the point where the streaming platforms stepped in and said, ‘You know what? We are going to be paying the actors directly,’ these guys would still go behind and tell the actors to pay half of that money back to them. You can verify the information anywhere,” he added.

The filmmaker argued that the mismanagement of funds has significantly affected the quality of Nollywood films, with some epic productions appearing substandard.

“So, when you do that and expect your movie to be 100%, it can’t. It’s impossible. But these guys? They’ll cut, buy houses, buy cars. And that’s why when you see our movies, some of our epic movies look like stage plays,” Basketmouth lamented.

 

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Nollywood Suffers A Huge Setback: Netflix Cancels Nigerian Originals, Filmmaker Kunle Afolayan Reveals

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Nollywood has been dealt another significant blow as it’s reported that Netflix has cancelled its Nigerian Originals, a move that is set to have far-reaching implications for the country’s film industry.

The cancellation of Nigerian Originals is a devastating setback for Nollywood, which has been working tirelessly to gain global recognition. The move is also a significant blow to the many Nigerian filmmakers who had pinned their hopes on Netflix to showcase their stories and talents to a global audience.

Listen to filmmaker Kunle Afolayan talk about his Netflix deals, their approach to content and their shocking move to cancel all Nigerian originals in development.

Netflix Executive David Karanja Exits, Citing Bright Future for African Storytelling..

David Karanja, Netflix’s Executive in Charge of Licensing Originals, has announced his departure from the streaming giant. In a heartfelt goodbye post on LinkedIn, Karanja expressed his optimism for the future of African cinema and television.

“While the world is beginning to recognize the power of African voices and stories told by Africans, I believe we are on the brink of a watershed moment for African cinema and television, similar to the leaps we’ve seen in music,” Karanja wrote.

Karanja’s exit comes at a time when Netflix is reassessing its content strategy in Africa. The departure of a key executive overseeing original content licensing in Africa may indicate a shift in the company’s priorities. However, Karanja’s positive outlook on the future of African storytelling suggests that the continent’s creative industry is poised for growth and increased global recognition.

David led Netflix Africa’s original content team from September 2021, overseeing the development and launch of over 35 series and films, including notable titles such as Ludik, Country Queen, Shanty Town, and Anikulapo.

He also secured key licensing agreements, bringing premium content such as Yizo Yizo and Shaka Zulu to the platform. As a key member of the team that pioneered Netflix’s African Originals strategy, David played a pivotal role in shaping the platform’s content offerings for the continent before departing the role close to 2 years later.

In Summary

With the streaming giant’s withdrawal from the Nigerian market, many are left wondering what the future holds for the country’s film industry.

 

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