(1) Youssou N'dour (Senegal)
(2) Psquare (Nigeria)
(3) D'banj (Nigeria)
(4) Koffi Olomidé (Mali)
(5) Salif Keita (Mali)
(6) Fally Ipupa (Congo)
(7) 2face Idibia (Nigeria)
(8) Hugh Masekela (South Africa)
(9) Banky W (Nigeria)
10. Jose Chameleone (Uganda)
"She feels that she's in the right frame of mind now to give advice to other young people who have their own problems. It may never happen… but she is totally behind the idea and wants to give back after all that she has been through." The source added.
FULL LIST(1) Mo' Abudu, Founder and CEO, Ebony Life TV, Nigeria(2) Rola Bauer, Founder and Co-Head, Tandem Communications, Germany(3) Marina Berlusconi, Chairwoman, Fininvest, Italy(4) Piv Bernth, Head of Drama at Danish Public Broadcaster DR, Denmark(5) Martha Brass COO, Endemol, The Netherlands(6) Nomin Chinbat CEO, HD TV Network, Mongolia(7) Adriana Cisneros,CEO and Vice Chairman, The Cisneros Group, Venezuela(8) Begumhan Dogan Faralyali, Chairwoman, Dogan Holding, Turkey(9) Elisabeth Durand,Director General, TF1, France(10) Natalia Egorova,Head of Acquisitions, Channel One, Russia(11) Cecile Frot-Coutaz,CEO, FremantleMedia, U.K.(12) Bibiane Godfroid,Director of Programming, M6, France(13) Angelica Guerra,Television Senior VP and Managing Director, Production, Sony Pictures(14) Noura Al Kaabi, CEO, twofour54, Abu Dhabi(15) Yang Lan, Co-owner, Sun Television Cybernetworks, China(16) Beverley McGarvey, Chief Programming Officer, Network Ten, Australia(17) Charlotte Moore, Controller, BBC One, U.K.(18) Elisabeth Murdoch, Chairman, Shine Group, Australia(19) Denise O'Donoghue, Managing Director, ITV Studios, U.K.(20) Sneha Rajani, Executive VP and Business Head, Sony Entertainment Television, India(21) Anke Schaeferkordt, Co-CEO, RTL Group, Germany(22) Keren Shahar, Head of Distribution and Acquisitions, Keshet International, Israel(23) Yumi Shimizu, Senior Manager, International Sales, TV Asahi, Japan(24) Natalya Sindeyeva, Owner and General Director of TV Channel Dozhd, Russia(25) Sophie Turner Laing, Managing Director, Content, BSkyB, U.K
"I have spent so much on these diseases. When it was first diagnosed, the doctors said the ailment was severe, that they would need to control its progression for it not to affect my kidneys. This they did, and I was happy they succeeded, but now, other serious ailments have set in, necessitating this battle of survival." He disclosed.
Pa Kasumu has started experiencing memory loss and he is pleading with kind-hearted Nigerians/ companies/ organizations to come to his rescue and contribute their widows' mite. "I am not tired yet; I still want to continue to make people laugh, but my failing health is a terrible obstacle." He added.
He gave his bank details as:
Olukayode Olugbenga Odumosu;
Diamond Bank
Account number: 0036059543.
And his mobile telephone numbers: 08033535159 and 08096762254.
His son, Tunde, can be reached on 08174435105
Source: Best of Nollywood
Congrats to the Agwus.
Here's the latest from the copyright infringement issue between Nigerian writer/publicist, Joy Bewaji and Big Brother UK housemate, Makosi Musambasi. You won't understand if youu didn't read the initial post on it, check the link below it.
ON THE MATTER WITH MAKOSI
To address the issues concerning the presentation of the book: "Self Love: The Ultimate Choice" by Makosi, it is imperative to state that there was an absolute breakdown in communication at some point that resulted to a misunderstanding, which escalated to shock, anger and a total fall-out.
We have since been summoned to a round-table dialogue; and all misunderstanding and disagreements have been laid to rest. As it appears, no one has a horn to their head after all.
I do understand the need to "grow above" certain situations, but my first response was to react angrily, and for that I will take a bullet.
At this point, after proper intervention and mediation, I would like to retract my previous letter as it contains scathing remarks that came straight from a point of utter disbelief.
I trust this would conclude the matter.
Thank you.
Joy Bewaji
http://loladeville.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/copyright-infringement-scandal-nigerian.html?m=1
The world’s most expensive necklace, the L’Incomparable is valued at £34million. It contains 90 diamonds.
Adewunmi Eunice Olatilo, daughter of seasoned broadcaster, Prince Bisi Olatilo, and Ayotunde Samuel was held at the Christ Livingspring Apostolic Ministery, Omole, Ikeja, Lagos yesterday, October 5, 2013. The reception took place at 10 Degrees Event Centre, Ikeja.
Roll call of dignitaries at the event include Alhaji Aliko, Chief Rasaq Okoya
Dangote, Mrs Folorunsho Alakija, Abba Folawiyo, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Chief Earnest Shonekan, Mrs Maiden Ibru, Andy Uba, John Momoh, Onyeka Onwenu, Erelu Abiola Dosunmu, Reuben Abati, Osaro Igbenedion, and many more.
Photocredit: Helenozor.com
The Real Madrid star got wind of the case and wrote a letter to the Miami-Dade state attorney's office, to plead for the boy's release. "My name is Cristiano Ronaldo, and I play football (soccer) for Real Madrid, I was playing at Sun Life Stadium last month when a fan entered the field. His name is Ronald Gjoka, a young college student. We hugged, and we spoke for a while, until security arrived to escort him off the field. He was not aggressive or violent in ANY way. In addition, he did not resist security or police in any possible way."
He continued, "I am concerned because I understand he may face potential problems with immigration and with his college if the criminal charges against him are not dismissed. I understand your position and the importance of enforcing rules and laws. However, I respectfully request that you and your office reconsider this decision and dismiss the two criminal charges this young man faces. Sincerely, Cristiano Ronaldo."
Unfortunately, C Ronaldo's emotional epistle wasn't honoured, infact a spokesman for the state attorney, Ed Griffith said as nice as the letter is, it would have no effect because Ronaldo wasn't the aggrieved party. The case against the kid would be concluded tomorrow.
I really hope he will be discharged and acquitted. Poor soul!
