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Showing posts with label Industry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Industry. Show all posts
Monday, August 12, 2013
Saturday, July 6, 2013
OJB divides entertainment industry
The OJB saga is definitely the biggest news in the entertainment industry right now. Every day, it keeps throwing up new twists to the tale. For instance, it was a shock to some that Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim could have accused him of trying to raise more money than he needs for a kidney transplant. He has however replied her by saying that he needs more than the actual cost of treatment so that he won’t have to start soliciting for funds again during his recuperation.
The biggest twist in the tale, however, is that of the alleged donations by some entertainers. While it has been widely publicised that some entertainers have donated money, OJB’s fundraising campaigners have said they didn’t donate and that their refusal to refute the rumours is making other possible helpers back off.
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
OoooSssHhhEee a.k.a D'banj announces he's the new ambassador for Bank of Industry
He's pictured above with Ms Evelyn Oputu, the Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer of Bank of Industry. Congrats to D'banj.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Top 5 Nigerian Producers That Changed The Landscape Of Our Music Industry
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| OJB Jezreel |
1. OJB Jezreel: With due respect to the producers before him, OJB gave birth to the modern Nigerian music.His peak was the production of African Queen (which is still one of the highest points of the Nigerian music industry). Of course tracks, like “Right Here” by Tuface (written and produced by OJB), “Searching” and most recently “Locho” that was written, produced and sang by OJB himself, can compete well, African queen just seem to have eclipsed them all.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Why I Left Banking Industry To Become Truck Driver With Dangote - Ph.D Holder
To differentiate the graduate truck drivers from the conventional trailer drivers, instructors at the Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology (NITT), Zaria call them logistics assistants. Most of the graduates who applied to work as truck drivers with the Dangote Group of Companies qualified as engineers, architects, chemists, mathematicians, just but to mention a few. This is why, perhaps, the NITT instructors quickly attempted to professionalise the Graduate Truck Driving Scheme with the alias of Logistics Assistants.
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