I am now a mother and a wife. I just have to be more discerning about the movies that I embark upon.
Sunday, 2 June 2013
I Am now a Mother and a Wife,I Will Not Act Romantically In Movies Again - Dakore Akande
I am now a mother and a wife. I just have to be more discerning about the movies that I embark upon.
Meet 3 year old Nigerian photographer - Fuji Remet
I'm sharing this post
for two reasons: One, to introduce Fuji to Nigerians so we can celebrate
him and two, to discuss if it's OK for a 3 year old to already have a
career. He has an exhibition coming up so yes, he has a career! CNN profiled the young budding photographer on Inside Africa yesterday and below is what they wrote about Lil Fuji...
While most children his age in Nigeria - and the rest of the world - are more concerned with their toys than a career, Onafujiri "Fuji" Remet has already embarked on his mission to become a professional photographer.
Proud dad Pius Kugbere Remet sent in these images of his talented young son posing with family and at work in Lagos.
Himself an artist and graphic designer, he says Fuji's inspiration came from the work of his creative family.
See more photos of Fuji at work after the cut...Little Fuji even has an exhibition coming up in Lagos on June 8. Not bad for a three-year-old.

Little Fuji at work

Police in Spain smash Nigerian 'voodoo' Prostitution Ring
A
Nigerian gang forced women into street prostitution in Spain by burning them
with irons and using voodoo rituals, according to
police.
Detectives
have arrested six Nigerian nationals - including the suspected woman ringleader
- as part of an investigation launched last year after one of the prostitutes
filed a complaint with the authorities.
"The
control exercised over women was total, involving verbal threats as well as
physical violence and various voodoo ceremonies to terrorize them," police said
in a statement.
"The
ring caused them serious injury through bites or by using an iron to cause
second-degree burns."
The
ring allegedly recruited women in Benin City, whose husbands and fathers had
died and who were struggling to raise their children.
They
transported the women overland to Morocco and then smuggled them on small wooden
boats into Spain where they were forced to work as street prostitutes in
Barcelona and Malaga.
Spanish
police have swooped several times in recent years on similar prostitution rings
that used the threat of voodoo curses to frighten their victims into
obedience.
Before
leaving Nigeria, the rings often take their victims to shrines where they swear
to pay their debts to the group and not to denounce them to the
police.
The
women leave fingernails, hair, underwear and other personal items at the shrines
which they are told will give voodoo priests the power to harm them wherever
they are in the world
D'banj's most expensive fashion item

"I’m always wearing expensive things; like now, I have two watches on my wrist. I’m putting on a Franck Muller, master of complication. It goes for at least $50,000. The other is a big face, the same one Jay-Z is rocking."Asked to describe his fashion style, D'banj said:
I don’t know. I just dress how I want to be addressed. Sometimes, I want to look like a biker, sometimes I want to look like a billionaire. I wanted to get myself a power bike until I started making it. I had to decide against it because if I get injured, I would not be able to perform. Right now, I can only ride through video games
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Guaranty Trust Bank Wins African Bank Award Of The Year
Guaranty Trust Bank Plc has been named the African Bank of the Year by the African Banker Magazine.
The honour was conferred on the bank on Wednesday at a well attended ceremony in Marrakech, Morocco.
A statement on Friday said the African Banker Award was for recognised financial institutions across the continent, which were considered industry leaders and continent’s trend setters.
It listed good corporate governance practices, exceptional service delivery and innovative products as major factors considered in the selection.
“Winners of the coveted award must have consistently reported strong financial performance and contributed significantly to the quality of service offered by the financial services industry within their country and across the African continent,” it stated.
“Indeed it has been a good evening for Nigerian banks and GTBank has consistently played a leading role in banking in Nigeria. Prudently run, with strong values, it continues to set new standards in banking. Its successful foray in international markets reflects strong fundamentals of a leading institution in Africa.”
The Chief Executive Officer, GTBank, Mr. Segun Agbaje, attributed the bank’s selection for the prestigious award to hard work, discipline and a well defined operating strategy “that enables it to give 100 per cent, above customer expectations, every single time.”
He stressed that customer satisfaction and service excellence were the foundation of the bank’s business, adding that GTBank would continue to listen to its stakeholders and institute innovations that allow the bank to provide services that surpassed its stakeholders’ needs.
Guaranty Trust Bank was established in 1990.
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