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UNVEILING THE NEXT MOVIE STAR HOUSE MATES 2014……….

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Just like yesterday, one of the very consistent and stable reality show in Africa, The Next Movie Star is 10 years old.
And the one decade event which has over the years produced many stars that we see today ranging from Tv , Radio, Red Carpet anchors, Movie Stars among others, has done it again by bringing together many talented youths across Africa to achieve a great deal with their inbuilt talents.
On Thursday November 20, 2014, the organisers of the much talked about reality show,NMS, Digital Interactive Media welcomed the Press into the house of the next movie star located somewhere in Lagos suburb to meet with the contestants who will be delighting us on our TV’s for the next few weeks.
Society Reorters NG was there, and we present to you the house mates of the next movie star 2014, Tagged “Africa Reloaded”.

Blessing Saxone (Nigeria)
Blessing Saxone is a 21 year old beauty from Nigeria and a Graduate of English from the Kaduna State University who loves Acting and Singing.
She sees herself as a lovable and adorable lady, who also loves meeting people, enjoys travelling and partying. According to her she hopes to use the Next Movie Star Platform to lunch her acting career.

Chigozie Onyeche (Nigeria)
Chigozie is a perfect example of the slogan that says ‘Big things come in little packages). Chigozie is talent personified.
Born 21 years ago this petit bundle of talent who is the first of 7 siblings, is set to take the whole of Africa Spell bound with her cool mien and Charming Persona.

Eghosa Steve Enagbare (Nigeria)
Eghosa Steve Enagbare is a 27 year old Actor and Model from Edo State Nigeria. The last of five siblings, this dude grew up in the northern part of Nigeria studying Civil and Water Resources Engineering at the University of Maiduguri.
Egosa who has been acting for about three years believes his ability to speak fluent English, Hausa and Bini Language will position him to the African Viewers during the Next Movie Star Show.
He loves Meeting People, Playing games Reading and Swimming.

Joseph Ochei Udeh (Nigeria)
Joseph Ochei Udeh is a perfect example of an entertainer. This 24 year old dude with a Vibrant and charming persona is a student of Benue State University in Nigeria.
John who is the last of seven siblings also loves organizing Events, a fact given credence to by his status in the North central zone of Nigeria where he has organized A-List events featuring top celebrities. According to him ‘I am an all round entertainer’.
He also loves acting, reading and watching

Moviesudith Ugbe (Nigeria)
Judith is a 23 year old diva who works as an HR personnel. With a skin that glows and a smile that can melt any heart, Judith is a bundle of talent ready to be unleashed into the Nigerian and African Movie Industry.
A graduate of ATBU Bauchi state Nigeria, she believes she is very meticulous and tenacious with a strong passion for acting. She has participated in local plays back in school.
She loves cooking, dancing and singing.

Okeze Sheila Onyeka (Nigeria)

Onyeka Emechebe (Nigeria)
Onyeka Emechebe 27 is a bundle of talent rolled in one, a fact given credence to when she was given an automatic pass into the house at the auditions for impressing the judges.
This graduate of Economics at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University in Nigeria loves acting with a passion and also sees herself as a calm, fun loving and sometimes crazy person.
She loves swimming, Dancing and Singing and hopes to use her talent to open doors using the Next Movie StarPrecious

Muonong Offre (Nigeria)
Precious is a perfect representation of big, bold and beautiful. Born 21 years ago, and the second from the family of eight, she hails from Boki in Cross River state Nigeria.
According to her on quote ‘I am happy and easy going young lady with a passion for acting. Fashion and make up catch my fancy as well as a guy with a decent sense of humor’.
Precious loves dancing, Travelling and Modeling and with her you Never say Never.

Ron Solomon Maxwell (Ghana)
Ron is a 27 year old hunk from the Gold Coast of Ghana. In his words ‘I am outspoken and ambitious but very friendly with excellent interpersonal skills. I believe in hard work, dedication and patience’.
Ron who also works as a fitness coach has featured in a couple of TV series in Ghana and thinks the time is ripe for someone else to be crowned winner of the Next Movie Star show from Ghana after Enoch Hammond did it in 2007
He loves swimming, travelling and Martial Arts.

Segun-Dabo Olaetitan Juliet (Nigeria)
Segun-Dabo is a 21 year old diva and a total package rolled in one. A graduate of English Studies from Adekunle Ajasin University in Ondo State Nigeria, she oozes charm at first sight.
Segun-Dabo has taken part in a couple of stage productions and hopes her loving and charming personality will endear her to the African audience during the Next Movie STAR Show.
She loves reading, swimming and traveling.

Sheila is a 26 year old smart, determined and much focused personality with the aim of conquering the Nigerian and African Movie Industry using the Next Movie Star Reality show as a platform.
In her words ‘I am funny, down to earth and a good dancer’. Sheila is a diva who is also a lover of singing.

Victoria Lebene Mekpah (Ghana)
Victoria is a 25 year old actress, model and entrepreneur from the Volta region in Ghana. An Ewe by lineage, she loves showbiz and anything that has to do with impact on people’s lives.
This charming diva is a head turner anytime and has taken part in a lot of TV series, Movies and countless stage plays in her native Ghana.
Victoria loves cooking, reading, swimming and dancing.

Ezeiruaku Vitalis (VICH) (Nigeria)
Vitalis is a 27 year old hunk from Anambra state Nigeria, who is ready to take the Nigerian and African Entertainment Industry by storm using the Next Movie Star Platform.
According to him, ‘I am a young man with a lot of passion for entertainment, I love my life and God and I believe my experience as an mc will put me good stead in pursuing my dreams using the Next Movie Star.
Vitalis sees himself as a playful and easy going person, also loves talking, Acting and hanging out with the Ladies.

Wisdom Sosu (Ghana)
Wisdom Sosu is a second year fashion design student at the Polytechnic of Accra, who loves acting dancing and playing video games.
This multi talented hunk who also loves to make people laugh also doubles as a model and choreography Instructor. He believes it time for the whole of Africa to take notice of ‘Shegelabobor’ a name given to him by his fans for his dexterity on stage.

Yetunde Barnabas (Nigeria)
Yetunde Barnabas is a Nigerian beauty to behold, at 5ft 7 inches tall she is cute, charming and sexy in all sense of the word with a skin that lights up darkness. This former beauty queen was born 22 years ago to a Kogi Father and an Ekiti mother.
According to her “I believe in the three p’s Prayer, Perseverance and patience, an attribute that has helped her to produce her first movie titled LOLADE.
She is a student of the University of Lagos studying Public administration. She loves Acting, Dancing and Modeling.

Egerue Zamillah Chidozie (Nigeria)
Zamillah is a 27 year old theater arts student of the University of Port Harcourt.
With a weird and crazy personality, Zamillah sees herself as an epitome of fun, love and entertainment rolled in one. According to her ‘I am that crazy contestant that the Next Movie Star needs to experience’
This half caste loves dancing drawing and singing.

Okere Onyeka Sheila (Nigeria)
Sheila is a 26 year old beauty from Delta State who sees herself as funny and down to heart. This very focused and determined diva and actor loves dancing, singing and talking a lot.
She hopes to use the Next Movie Star platform to announce her talent to the whole of Africa.

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FCT Police PRO, Josephine Adeh Speak On Burna Boy, Darlington’s Feud, Claim No One Can Order Officers Around To Make Arrests

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The Nigeria Police Force, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command Spokesperson, Josephine Adeh, has denied reports that popular musician, Damini Ogulu aka Burna Boy allegedly ordered the arrest of his colleague, Darlington Okoye, better known as Speed Darlington.

 

 

 

We had reported that Darlington was arrested and detained following a petition from fellow musician Burna Boy, who alleged cyberstalking.

 

 

Speed Darlington was arrested in Lagos State and taken to various formations in the state before he was taken to Abuja and detained by the IRT team, which accused him of cyberstalking Burna Boy.

 

 

Human rights lawyer, Deji Adeyanju, had on Tuesday told SaharaReporters that he had seen the petition written against Darlington by afrobeat musician, Burna Boy.

 

 

 

Darlington was released after five days in detention, but Burna Boy was called out on social media for allegedly ordering the arrest of his colleague.

 

 

A media influencer commonly known as VeryDarkMan had in a video on his instagram on Wednesday narrated how the police are being used to oppress Nigerians.

 

 

However, the FCT command spokesperson, Josephine in a statement on Saturday, said contrary to public opinion, nobody had the power to ‘’order” the police to arrest anyone.

 

 

 

 

She claimed that police officers only make arrests after thorough investigations, and not because someone demanded such from the police.

 

 

 

Adeh said; “Hey influencers, Bloggers, and Vloggers: Let’s set the record straight! No one— yes, NO ONE— can just “order” the police to make an arrest. The Police act on real investigations, not personal vendettas.

 

 

Adding that, “If you’re in hot water, cooperate, avail yourself and tell your side of the story. Ignoring it could land you in serious trouble, no matter who you think you are. Stop spreading misinformation. Let’s be guided.”

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AFRIMA partners stakeholders to actualise AU’s vision on creative economy at PACC6 in Moroni, Comoros

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As one of the institutions championing positive change in the global entertainment industry, All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) has reaffirmed its commitment to the growth of Africa’s creative economy by partnering with critical stakeholders to align with the African Union’s vision for cultural and creative development, as outlined during the recently concluded 6th Pan-African Cultural Congress (AU/PACC6) in Moroni, Union of Comoros.

It was a gathering of key stakeholders, including Pan-African cultural institutions, artists, cultural workers, and policymakers in the East African country, at an epoch-making event held between September 25 and 27, 2024. At this event, a framework for action aligning national and continental policies was developed, emphasizing the development of arts and heritage as crucial to achieving the AU’s Agenda 2063 vision.

In a presentation at the event, Sola Dada, AFRIMA’s Director of Stakeholders Engagement, Media, and Communications (Global), took the audience through the organisation’s activities since its inception in 2014, tailored towards promoting music, arts, and culture on the continent and the sustained effort to collaborate with other industry institutions to deepen the entertainment ecosystem in Africa.

“AFRIMA has successfully collaborated with policymakers, governments, African artistes, producers, record labels, promoters, publishing companies, media and the African Union Commission (AUC) to celebrate and promote African music globally,” Dada told the conference. “Through our seven core pillars, namely Music Awards, Music Festivals, Music Business Hub, Talent Discovery and Promotion, AFRIMA Creative Academy, Advisory and Policy Debates, Corporate Social Responsibility and Advocacy, we have positioned African music as a tool for integration, inclusivity, economic prosperity, and world peace.”

He said as the longest-running African music award platform with a global reach, AFRIMA plays a critical role in enhancing the visibility of African music.

Dada added that. ” AFRIMA’s events bring together thousands of music artistes, actors, celebrities, governments, and professionals from around the world to continent’s cultural significance on the global stage.

“Through our partnership with the AU and other stakeholders, AFRIMA is well-positioned to support the implementation of policies that will drive the growth of Africa’s creative economy. With a focus on integration, innovation, and cultural preservation, AFRIMA and the AU are set to make significant strides toward the Africa We Want as envisioned in Agenda 2063.”

The AU/PACC6, held under the theme “Arts, Culture, Heritage, and Education: Levers for Buildings Africa We Want,” served as a platform for Pan-African cultural institutions, cultural workers, and experts to engage in discussions on how to leverage these sectors to build a stronger African identity.

The congress concluded with a framework for action designed to guide cultural and educational development across the continent.

The congress resulted in several key resolutions aimed at strengthening Africa’s cultural sectors, including support for national cultural policies, engagement of youth and women, heritage preservation, promotion of African languages, and cultural exchange programmes that allow African youth to collaborate, showcase their work, and learn from one another.

In her opening remarks, Mrs. Angela Martins, Acting Director for Social Development, Culture, and Sport at the African Union Commission (AUC),  highlighted the rapid growth of Africa’s cultural and creative industries, referring to them as the continent’s “new crude oil” due to their increasing global economic influence. Martins called for greater investment in the sector, citing AU Assembly Decision 772, which advocates for allocating at least 1% of national budgets to arts, culture, and heritage.

As part of the AU’s efforts, she announced the development of an arts education policy aimed at integrating arts education into school curriculums across Member States.

“This policy aligns with the AU’s theme of the year for 2024 and aims to nurture young talent from an early age,” she said.

Martins praised the efforts of key institutions in the entertainment, art and cultural space including AFRIMA which she described as “Africa’s global music awards and longest-running music award platform, with a huge global appeal, diaspora audience, and youthful fans.”

The main events of AFRIMA are usually broadcast live to over 84 countries around the world after a continental and global roadshow, with thousands of music artists, actors, celebrities, members of the diplomatic corps, professionals in the creative space, tourists, media and fans from all over the world converging on the host country.

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Picture  purportedly shows moment Speed Darlington was “arrested”

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A picture  shared online shows a man, believed to be Speed Darlington, being led out of a building in handcuffs, surrounded by other men.

 

 

Nigerians had raised alarm online claiming he had gone “missing”. Others claimed he was “arrested”.

 

This comes after he defamed Burna Boy.

Speed Darlington had gone online to make insinuations about Burna’s sexuality following the arrest of Sean “Diddy” Combs.

 

 

Speed mentioned that Burna broke into the American music scene and got nominated for the Grammys after meeting with Diddy. He then asked Burna how many of the baby oils found in Diddy’s house were used on him.

 

 

 

It is not clear if his “arrest” has anything to do with Burna but the Last Last singer went on X to react after Nigerians pointed fingers at him.

 

 

 

“Who’s missing,” Burna tweeted after Nigerians raised the alarm that Speed is missing.

 

 

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