Day 3 Protests: Democracy dies without guarantee of civil liberties, ARPRA cautions FG
African Public Relations Practitioners under the aegis of the African Public Relations Association (APRA) yesterday cautioned the Federal government to seek more of dialogue with the protesters rather than trying to muffle their voices, saying that democracy dies without guarantee of civil liberty.
Tale of African immigrants in America
Starring Hollywood stars like Jimmy Jean-Louis of “Heroes”, Mirlyne Dorvilus, Phat Girlz, Kandace Cummings, Cristian DeJesus, Roger Dillingham and Linda Starks, “In America:The Story of the Soul Sisters “ a movie by Nigerian born Rahman Oladigbolu on Thursday re-echoed the reality of the lives of African immigrants in the USA. It premièred at Genesis Deluxe Cinema, Lagos.
AFA offers training for aspiring film makers
As parts of its corporate social responsibility and capacity development programmes, the African Film Academy has expanded its Film in a Box (FIB) project to direct the creative energy of young men and women towards making a career in film making.
Tonto Dike faces sanctions in Ghollywood
For daring star-actor Van Vicker, the Ghanaian movie directors are threatening to sanction actress Tonto Dike should she eventually fail to apologise to the former as soon as possible.
10 years after, documentary on terrorist attacks on America out
DStv, Nigeria’s leading pay-TV, on Monday, screened to its viewers an exclusive interview by the former President of the United States of America, George W. Bush, as he reminisced on the terrorist attack on the USA on September 11, 2001.
Omotola’s daughter eyes modelling
Daughter of top Nollywood actress, Omotola Jolade Ekehinde, Meraiah Ekehinde is gearing up to take after her mother as she concludes plans to go into modelling any moment from now.
